Hohe Tauern National Park
The oldest and biggest conservation area in the south side of the Alps
The region around Flattach in Mölltal is part of the Hohe Tauern National Park, the biggest and oldest conservation area in the Eastern Alps. You can certainly imagine what this means: natural experiences, habitats for lots of plants and animals and extensive outdoor adventures for you and your family. The town of Flattach is geared to nature and is a particularly advantageous starting point for tours and adventures in the Hohe Tauern National Park; come along and be amazed.
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Interesting facts about the Hohe Tauern National Park
- Way up high: 266 mountain summits in the Hohe Tauern National Park in Carinthia
- All around: 878 km of hiking trails through fantastic natural surroundings
- In the eternal ice: 250 glaciers on an area spanning 1856 km2
- Biggest conservation area in the Eastern Alps, with some 10,000 plant & animal species
- A water-oriented journey: from mountain lake, through ravines & gorges, to the Möll
- National Park Kärnten Card – plenty of benefits and discounts with just one card
- “Ranger labs” – research workshops by and with rangers in the park
- And so much more to experience and be amazed by …
So, convinced your kids that you all ought to head to the biggest conservation area in the Alps together?
In that case, the Hohe Tauern National Park in Carinthia and the town of Flattach in Mölltal welcome you.
For more information about your stay please get in touch. Send us a no-obligation enquiry right away or call us on: +43 4785 615. We look forward to hearing from you!