Naturpark Riedingtal

The Naturpark Riedingtal is a scenic gem in the Lower Tauern and was designated as a landscape protection area as early as 1941 due to its natural beauty. The magnificent mountain world of the Riedingtal offers a peaceful setting for relaxation and recharging. In the nature park, there are varied hiking opportunities suitable for all target groups and a large selection of managed alpine pastures (Almen). Besides a variety of plant species listed as critically endangered on the Red List, the park also hosts a diverse and highly protected wildlife! The nature park features many attractive visitor facilities: innovative nature park information house, themed trails, Alm (mountain pasture) hiking trail with many rustic, managed, and authentic Alm huts, Seppalm Alm research station, Wild pollinator center Waschberghütte, natural monument "Brünwandquellen," nature and adventure tours, Tälerbus (valley bus) service, delightful offerings at the Alm establishments, Alm summer activities, an extensive and well-marked network of hiking trails, cycling and mountain biking paths with E-bike charging stations, a public barrier-free toilet facility, and much more.