Your mountaineering village-hotel for the healthy holiday in Obertilliach in Tyrol close to the Dolomites

Mountaineering villages are exemplary regional cores of development in sustainable alpine tourism that have a corresponding tradition. They guarantee a professional range of tourism activities for mountaineers, boast an excellent quality of landscape and environment, and are committed to the preservation of local cultural and natural values. As alpine centres of competence, mountaineering villages place an emphasis on self-responsibility, capability and independence, as well as an environmentally-aware and responsible behaviour of their guests on the mountain.
The model character of the mountaineering villages is also apparent in the fact that they want to achieve the objective of sustainable development in the Alpine region, in harmony with relevant legal regulations and programmes.

Mit dem Aktiv-Urlaub im Bergsteigerdorf Obertilliach zielt man darauf ab, ein gesundheitsorientiertes Umdenken in Gang zu setzen. Die reine Bergluft auf über 1.450 m Seehöhe weist mit seiner Allergen- Keim- und Schadstoffarmut eine herausragende Qualität auf.

 

The main focus is on achieving sophisticated mountain tour objectives and the deliberate overall experience of nature including the following components: physical exercise, coping with alpine difficulties, competence and risk management on the mountain, enjoying the beauty of nature, deceleration.
For local tourism providers this means a particular restraint in the technical development of the mountain region.
When accommodating guests we restrict ourselves to small-sized companies and support established providers in the region.
The mountain refuges are maintained in the long term in their function as high-altitude accommodation facilities with a base character and as a functional extension of the accommodation facilities in the valley.

 

Mountaineering villages take care of the quality of building work. In particular they make sure that buildings and facilities fit into the typical appearance in terms of size, choice of material and design.

 

The mountain agriculture and the management of the mountain forest is of great significance in terms of the function and image of the mountaineering villages. This is about the balance between contemporary management techniques, a reasonable financial situation, an ecologically stable overall condition and a cultural landscape that makes sense in terms of tourism.
The aim is to achieve a close connection between producers and consumers on a local and regional level as well as a permanent conservation and maintenance of typical elements of a cultivated landscape.
The tourist use of farmed alpine lodges must not jeopardise their key agricultural function. Particular care is taken to ensure that no additional motorised traffic is generated in alpine pasture areas.

 

The mountaineering villages ensure that conservation areas are maintained and extended on a permanent basis. The communities here see themselves as an active partner in maintaining and supervising these areas.

 

Mountaineering villages aim especially at attracting those guests who would like to reach the location without their own motor vehicles. The communities are actively involved in maintaining and improving public transport, whereby the needs of guests are taken into particular account.

 

Mountaineering villages regularly exchange their experiences with one another and discuss any suggestions made internally or externally.