Bramberg am Wildkogel: Excursion destinations for your holiday

Distance: 10km

The National Park Worlds in Mittersill are one of the most modern national park centres throughout Europe. You can wander through 10 fascinating natural rooms across a total area of 1,800m² and discover the extraordinary diversity of the Alps’ largest protected area. One of the highlights at National Park Worlds is the 360° panoramic cinema. But the Eagle Flight Panorama is also breathtaking, showing flights over Grossglockner and Grossvenediger.

Distance: 34km

The over 3,000m-high mountains in Hohe Tauern National Park provide an awe-inspiring backdrop for Weisssee Glacier World in Uttendorf. In summer, the high-Alpine holiday world is a popular excursion destination for hikers, walkers, and passionate mountaineers. In winter, it becomes Salzburg’s third-highest ski area. Fantastic ski slopes of all levels of difficulty get skiers’ hearts racing.

Distance: 45km

Take the lift up to 3,029 metres above sea level – a height that is usually reserved for seasoned mountaineers. Here, you’re at the boundary of Hohe Tauern National Park and will have Austria’s highest mountain, Grossglockner, before your eyes. Let the national park rangers guide you through Gipfelwelt 3000 and discover interesting details about our majestic mountains.

Distance: 17km

You’ll discover one record after another in the region around Smaragdhotel Tauernblick. Krimml waterfalls are Europe’s largest waterfalls and leave guests open-mouthed thanks to the masses of water plunging down 380 metres. Marvel at this natural spectacle during a hike on the waterfall trail. With its numerous viewpoints, the four-kilometre-long trail is a wonderful opportunity to experience nature up close.

Distance: 1km

If you’re as fascinated by emeralds as we are, then we recommend a visit to Wilhelmgut museum right here in our village. You can immerse yourself in the history of our ancestors and admire the exhibition of emeralds and crystals. Salzburgerland is known for its large variety of minerals, which formed over the course of millions of years. You can still find them in the ground today.