National Park Worlds
The National Park Worlds in Mittersill are also really great with children, a very interactive museum that brings you closer to the highlights of the Hohe Tauern in a visually stunning way.
Imagine the forest is allowed to grow as it wants.
You can see the result in Kolm Saigurn … in the Rauris primeval forest. Here you can see gentle tourism away from the crowds and a truly fabulously beautiful forest with fallen trees and ponds.
After about half an hour you reach a beautiful alpine plateau, from where you can start numerous beautiful mountain tours to the surrounding peaks.
If you are traveling with children, you can also enjoy the area here, for example by stopping off at one of the mountain huts in summer.
We recommend the way down via the Ammererhof, a wonderful mountain inn with great food and even better Kaiserschmarrn, with a fantastic view and the sound of the surrounding waterfalls … but you can only hear them in summer.
However, the head of the valley is also beautiful in winter …
Oh, we’re just really in love with this wild and romantic area with no reception and that’s probably why it’s always so relaxing there. No … also because of the great people and the most beautiful starry sky in the world 😉
The National Park Worlds in Mittersill are also really great with children, a very interactive museum that brings you closer to the highlights of the Hohe Tauern in a visually stunning way.
Getting children to go hiking is always one of those things … Schmidolin’s children’s hiking trail on the Schmittenhöhe is a clear recommendation here.
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Imagine the forest is allowed to grow as it wants. You can see the result in Kolm Saigurn … in the Rauris primeval forest. Here you can see gentle tourism away from the crowds and a truly fabulously beautiful forest with fallen trees and ponds.
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