Mallnitz is not only an idyllic mountaineering village and an Alpine Pearls community, but also part of the impressive Hohe Tauern National Park – the largest national park in Central Europe. The untouched nature, the species-rich fauna and flora embedded in the imposing mountain landscape make this part of the Alps a unique natural and recreational area. unique natural and recreational area.
The Hohe Tauern National Park - world-class natural heritage
The Hohe Tauern National Park was founded in 1981 and extends across three federal states: Carinthia, Salzburg and Tyrol. With an area of around 1,856 km², it protects one of the last large-scale wilderness landscapes in the Alps. The area includes glaciers, alpine meadows, dense mountain forests and spectacular waterfalls. It is a habitat for numerous rare animal and plant species, including golden eagles, bearded vultures, marmots and edelweiss.
The main objectives of the national park are Nature conservation, research, environmental education and soft tourism. Sustainable concepts ensure that the unique natural environment is preserved and that visitors can experience the beauty of the region at the same time. [/caption]
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Mallnitz - The gateway to the National Park

Mallnitz is considered one of the most important gateways to the Hohe Tauern National Park. Here you will find the BIOS National Park Center which provides visitors with interactive exhibitions and exciting information on the flora, fauna and geology of the protected area. Regular guided tours with national park rangers provide an in-depth experience of nature – whether on hikes in summer or full moon snowshoe tours in winter.
Apartments Hohenberger - Your National Park partner business
The Apartments Hohenberger are an official National Park partner business. This means that our guests benefit from special advantages and experiences that bring them closer to the National Park. These include
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Guided national park hikes with experienced rangers
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Free participation in full moon snowshoe hikes
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Knowledge transfer on sustainable tourism and nature conservation


Discover Mallnitz - experience nature
Whether on a hike through the Seebachtal valley, a glacier tour on the Ankogel or a leisurely wildlife observation – Mallnitz offers the perfect nature experience in the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park.