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Off to the Kitzbüheler Alpen! Nature awaits us
As a playground, nature offers many adventures, where families can experience and discover lots of things.
Read moreThe Danzl family
The sporty family from the region, St. Johann in Tirol
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Nature is the best playground for the Danzl family from the region St. Johann in Tirol. Boredom is never on the menu for the family of four. There is always so much to experience and new things to discover for the locals in the picturesque mountains of the Kitzbüheler Alpen.
Pure nature!
The sports enthusiastic family are seldom found at home. The four Tyroleans spend most of their time doing one of their sporty hobbies in the middle of nature. Be it in Winter cross-country skiing, Alpine skiing or tobogganing, or in Summer hiking, climbing or biking. Afterall, sport is their perfect balance to everyday life – the Danzls know that from their own experience.
The Danzl family attach great importance to regionality and originality so the family keep, for example, hens. It doesn’t always have to be a cat or a dog. Everyday the children are delighted to collect fresh eggs from the hen house.
Family climbing on the lower rock faces at Timok’s Alm in Fieberbrunn. 
Mother helping her small son balance on the slackline. 
Children playing with stones at the reservoir near Streuböden Alm in Fieberbrunn. 
The family hiking along the panorama circular route in Fieberbrunn. 
The family having fun during a ride on the Alpine Coaster in Fieberbrunn. 
The panorama circular route takes the family along the Streuböden Reservoir in Fieberbrunn. 
While crossing a pond, children can practice their balance skills at Timoks water games in Fieberbrunn.
The Danzl family’s profile
checkMy power place in the Kitzbüheler Alpen ... there are many great places where we draw strength for everyday life.
checkWhat makes my native home special ... the four seasons, the mountains and the people here.
checkWhat happiness means to us ... spending time with the family, experiencing and discovering everything together.
‘Often all you need is a little stream and a few stones to teach little ones about nature.’
The Danzl family