Sustainability. In the region
The Hall-Wattens region is the perfect holiday destination whatever the season. Whether for a summer holiday or a winter holiday. Visitors to the Hall-Wattens region can look forward to a wide range of leisure activities. Active sustainability is also a key priority in our tourist region.
Sustainable tourism promotes the protection of natural resources and the preservation of cultural treasures for future generations. Through environmentally friendly practices and respectful behaviour, travellers can actively contribute to preserving the environment. Local communities benefit from sustainable tourism through economic development and cultural exchange.
Sustainability Report 2025
Landlord’s Guide to sustainability in practice
Sustainability tips for guests
This one-page guide for our guests contains practical and easy-to-follow tips on how to adopt climate-friendly and sustainable practices during their stay.
Waste sorting
Waste separation is crucial for conserving resources and reducing environmental impact. By sorting waste correctly, recyclable materials can be recycled and reused. This not only reduces the amount of waste sent to landfill but also cuts CO₂ emissions, thereby helping to protect the climate.
Existing sustainable initiatives
- Gentle winter activities: snowshoeing, Nature Watch, llama trekking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, etc.
- Places of Power
- Swiss stone pine days on the Glungezer
- Regional cuisine as the region’s core theme: Farmers’ markets, Gourmet vouchers, Radish Festival, etc.
- Adlerblick 1522 in the Karwendel Nature Park
- Kugelwald on the Glungezer: a sustainable adventure world for children and families
- Green events such as the Wattens Fairy Tale Festival and the Hall Organic Mountain Farmers’ Festival
- Museums and culture in the region
- Art installation Monument to Snow by Esther Strauß on the Glungezer
Sustainable mobility in the region
Within the Hall-Wattens tourist region, as the holder of a Guest Card for the region, you can travel on public transport free of charge. You’ll receive this, along with a bus timetable, when you check in at your accommodation. This means you can reach all the region’s highlights conveniently and free of charge by public transport.
In addition, two of our eleven tourist destinations, namely Hall and Wattens, now offer an e-car-sharing scheme called floMOBIL. Please refer directly to the floMOBIL website for all further information.
The combination of free use of public transport via Guest Card and floMOBIL is making getting around the region noticeably easier. You book a flo via the app, get in and off you go.
