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Photo: Marie-Sophie Münch, Zillertal Tourismus
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Information about the current trail conditions can be obtained from the responsible tourism associations by phone during the respective opening hours. Zillertal Tourism assumes no liability.Tips and suggestions
The entire range of hikes as well as information on all dining options, the High Mountain Nature Park Zillertal Alps and the summer mountain railways can be found at www.zillertal.at/wandernRoadbook
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
For unlimited mobility during your holiday, the comprehensive transport offering consisting of buses, hiking taxis, summer mountain railways (depending on the section) and the Zillertalbahn ensures this.
The Zillertal Activcard allows you free use of most public transport as well as one daily mountain and valley ride with a cable car. Information can be found at www.zillertal.at/activcard
Detailed timetable information is available at www.zillertal.at/fahrplaene
Directions
For unlimited mobility during your holiday, the comprehensive transport offering consisting of buses, hiking taxis, summer mountain railways (depending on the section) and the Zillertalbahn ensures this.
The Zillertal Activcard allows you free use of most public transport as well as one daily mountain and valley ride with a cable car. Information can be found at www.zillertal.at/activcard
Detailed timetable information is available at www.zillertal.at/fahrplaene
Parking
Nature park house Ginzling, Zillertal Str. 239, 6295 GinzlingCoordinates
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Equipment
For an easy route that lasts a day or several hours, the basic equipment for hiking is sufficient. This includes:
Good and sensible footwear
Backpack (approx. 15-20l)
Enough provisions: drinks, preferably water in refillable bottles, at least one meal and snacks such as energy bars for in between, also think of a small plastic bag for waste!
Proper hiking clothing: avoid heavy sweating and chilling, if necessary pack light change of clothes, a jacket should never be missing and possibly rain gear (check weather forecast!)
Sun protection: sunscreen, sunglasses and headgear
Mobile phone (charged!) with emergency app, ID, possibly alpine club membership card and cash for the huts
First aid kit, blister plasters and tissues
Hiking poles
Especially as a beginner, your backpack should not weigh more than 9kg in the end. The motto is: as much as necessary, as little as possible.
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