Forest

Of the 10,000 hectares of land in the city, 3,700 hectares, or more than a third, are covered with forest. Approximately 157 hectares are water bodies.

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Forest trails & trail closures

Responsibilities for forest trails & signage, current trail closures and winter maintenance on forest trails.

Hunting

To hunt you need both a passed hunting exam and a hunting card. Here you can get info about cards, courses and exams.

Fishing

Learn about the requirements for fishing and everything about the fishing exam here.

Mushroom protection & advice

Find out here when and how many mushrooms you are allowed to collect and where you can have your collected mushrooms identified.

Neophytes

Many neophytes enrich our flora, but some are harmful and these must be contained. Learn more about the topic and how you can get involved here.

Felling & clearing

Find out here which permits you need for felling and who is responsible for exceptional permits for clearing.

Forest Supervision & Natural Area Ranger

For a good coexistence in the forest area and the monitoring of the forestry regulations there are nature area rangers and forest wardens

Forest tramway

An adventure ride with the 120 year old local train over woods and meadows from Innsbruck to Igls to the local mountain Patscherkofel.