The Kaiser Mountains and Kaiserbach valley have been a nature conservation area since 1963. On an area spanning approximately 93 km², the emphasis is on protecting the natural and cultural landscape. On site there is also an exhibition in the guise of the Alpine Outdoor Gallery in Kaiserbach valley. While in the past few years the focus has been on mountain sport greats in the gallery, now the stations, displays etc. have been re-designed to feature the topic of 'nature conservation'. You can now find out what is meant by a nature conservation area and the things that ought to be considered when using it, at 7 stations on the re-designed educational nature path through the Kaiserbach Valley. Displays and information boards provide valuable and interesting information about the flora and fauna, along with the special features in the Kaiser Mountains conservation area.
check7 stations along the Kaiserbach
checkEducational nature path featuring the topic "nature conservation"
checkSchnackler adventure trail attached
Along with interesting information about animals, plants and the environment, at the 7 stations - which have exhibition boards - there are also tips provided with regard to the correct use of the natural surroundings. There are a wide range of themes, ranging from waste prevention to information about the variety of species, to themes about water, forest and Alpine farming. For little 'guardians' of the conservation area in particular, there are valuable tips on how best to approach the natural surroundings, presented in an exciting way, helping deepen their understanding.
checkCar parking: Kaiserbach valley toll point
checkWC: Kaiserbach valley toll point, Fischbachalm and Griesner Alm
checkSuitable for prams: Yes
checkMiscellaneous: An exciting exhibition with free entry
