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Tips & Hints
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... keep safe, stay informed !!!
Pre-Departure:
- Directions and key code (for the tyrolean properties) and street map
- Green insurance card / vehicle documents / motoring organisation memership ID e.g.: R.A.C
- First aid kit (sun, insect protective sprays, deep heat, bandages, platers, ...)
- Bed linen (quilt covers & pillowcases) and/or hand, bath towels if necessary!
- Matches, fire lighters and charcoal
- Table linen, tea towels, washing up liquid
- Candles, torch
- Binoculars, camera
- Toilet paper
The Journey:
- Summer: For arrival to the mountain huts it is necessary to have a car which is higher up
from the bottom. A jeep or four wheel drive vehicle is not necessary.
For especially expanded mountain roads you need a 4x4-car is noticed at the house description.
- Winter: For all huts which are reachable over mountain-streets you need a 4x4-car. Snow chains
are essentail.
The Arrival:
- Activating the gas mains and check whether there are reserve gas mantles (in the tyrolean huts)
- Do all lights, the fridge and the boiler work?
- Is there running water (hot and cold)?
- Is the hut's guest book still present? Are all pages still intact? (in the tyrolean huts)
For the journey:
- Adult & childrens games
- Hiking map
- Don't forget to bring a snack and liquid vitamins!
The Departure:
- Garbage separation
- Return the key to the post box (in the tyrolean huts)
Travelling with dogs and cats:
- If you wish to bring your four legged friends with you for a holiday in Austria, it is necessary for them
to have a rabies certificate. The rabies injection must have been given at least 30 days before the
journey commences and may not be older than 12 months ( for cats 6 months). You must carry an
EU innoculation certificate and a lead for each dog with you. As of July 2004 all dogs, cats, and ferrets
must have a microchip in the ear, or up until 2001, be tattooed on the ear. Further information is
available at all Automobile Clubs or at a Veterinary surgeon's.
- Please be careful that grazing animals and deer are not disturbed by your dog. The dog's owner is
responsible for any damage or accidents caused by their animal. As an animal friend you will certainly
have understanding for these rules and ensure that our native fauna is allowed to live in peace.
Emergency Telephone number in Austria: 144 - Rescue and alpine emergency services
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