Tyrolean Lech Nature Park

News from the Nature Park

Exhibition "The last savage", open on request


The exhibition can be opened for you from November on request. Discover the diversity and get to know one of the last "wild ones", the Lech, better.
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The Klimmbrücke Nature Park House currently closed


Due to the bridge damage, the Klimmbrücke Nature Park House is not accessible for the time being.
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Events

Our weekly events from May

Discover the nature park with our nature park guides:
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Insights

to the Tyrolean Lech Nature Park

The film presents the nature park's work around the protected wild river landscape of the Tyrolean Lech. It also addresses white-water sports and informs about regulations during the breeding season. Together we can help to preserve this special habitat for its inhabitants, but also for us humans and for future generations. Let us inspire you!
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Welcome to the Nature Park
Tyrolean Lech!

The last wild river landscape in the northern Alpine region.

The Tyrolean Lech Nature Park ,makes it easy for its visitors - without arduous climbs everyone can immerse themselves in a very special world here - the last wild river landscape in the northern Alpine region.

The Tyrolean Lech is unmistakable! It is the Last wild river in the northern Alpine region and, as an alpine wild river, is still allowed to do over long stretches what every mountain river was allowed to do long ago - to spread out and shape its own course under its own power. In its wide riverbed, it stages itself anew again and again. Branches of the river branch out and unite. Stones from its side valleys are constantly being deposited to form mighty gravel banks. What is truly constant is constant change. Vast alluvial forests, clear spring lakes and the mountains of the Allgäu and Lechtal Alps are among the most beautiful and primeval landscapes in the Alps. Discover the treasures of our nature and our culture.

The Nature Park House

Klimmbrücke with its unique location

The Klimmbrücke Nature Park House, with its unique location on a bridge over the Lech River near Elmen, immediately catches the eye as you drive through the Lech Valley. Visit us and overlook the vastness of the Tiroler Lech Nature Park from the Klimmbrücke Nature Park House.
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What is a nature park

Valuable nature & cultural landscapes

Nature parks are valuable natural and cultural landscapes that can be decreed as protected areas by nature conservation departments of the federal provinces. They offer a unique and special diversity of landscapes, which are characterised by an interesting wealth of animal and plant species as well as significant biotic communities. In addition to natural landscapes, cultural landscapes that have been shaped by the interaction of man and nature over time are maintained and preserved.
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The Tyrolean Lech Nature Park Association

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The Nature Park Tiroler Lech is a registered association. In addition to private individuals, all 24 nature park municipalities, the two tourism associations Nature Park Region Reutte and Lechtal, the Province of Tyrol - Department of Environmental Protection, the Association for Regional Development Außerfern, the District Chamber of Agriculture Reutte as well as WWF Tyrol are members of the Association Nature Park Tiroler Lech.
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Rules of conduct

for a nature-friendly coexistence

The Tyrolean Lech Nature Park is a piece of breathtaking nature with impressive landscapes and invites you to relax and discover. Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of the wild river landscape and find peace and relaxation on a hike through the unique nature! The nature at the Tyrolean Lech is very valuable and under protection, therefore we ask you to act in an environmentally friendly and nature-friendly way and to take the following requests with you on your way:

carry in - carry out

Please do not leave waste in nature and dispose of your waste properly. In this way you contribute to intact ecosystems and food chains, free from contaminants such as pollutants, microplastics, etc.

Protection of animals and plants

Animals and plants are protected in the nature park. Therefore, please do not take any natural materials, animals, mushrooms and plants. This way, the diversity and natural beauty remains a pleasure for all area visitors.

Camping and storage

Please use the designated camping sites in Reutte, Vorderhornbach and Häselgehr. Camping of any kind is prohibited.

Nature without motors

Please observe all no-driving signs and avoid operating motorised vehicles off public roads. Use public transport if possible!

Lighting fires only in designated areas

Campfires are not allowed in the protected area. Open fires are a source of danger for people and nature, please use the designated barbecue areas available for this nature experience.

Dogs on a leash

Dogs must be kept on a leash throughout the protected area. Please thus avoid disturbing the endangered and protected nature, which dogs perceive as natural enemies.

Listening, not making noise

Enjoy the peace and soothing sounds of nature and avoid unnecessary noise. This way you show consideration for other recreationists and for wildlife.

Use marked paths

Please stay on the marked trails!

No flying machines

Flying over the protected area with aircraft such as drones is not permitted without an official exemption.

Please do not enter the gravel banks during the breeding season from the end of April to mid-August!
In this way, contribute to the protection of ground-nesting birds such as sandpipers and ringed plovers. People and dogs are among the biggest disturbance factors for the protected bird species.

Thank you very much!