A chamois stands in the snow in a steep wooded area.

Chamois exclusive tour for wildlife photography

"De Gamserl san so gschwind, se haum oan glei im Wind, sie fangens s'pfeifen on und san davon."
As the folk song suggests, it is a challenge to get chamois close enough to the camera. Here in the national park, together with the ranger and experienced professional hunter, you have the best conditions to observe the animals from a short but respectful distance. After an approximately one-hour ascent to the observation hide, there is plenty of time for successful winter motifs and unforgettable moments in nature.

Group size: exclusive for 1 person
Time & duration: 4 hours (pure walking time approx. 2 hours, approx. 350 m ascent)
Contribution: Adults € 330,-
Equipment: Hiking boots, weatherproof winter clothing, sitting pad, possibly gaiters and hiking poles, snack and warm drink, photographic equipment, binoculars recommended
2 chamois are standing in a small, steep clearing in the snow-covered mountain forest.
Chamois ©ViktoriaHaider
A national park ranger has set up a spotting scope in a snowy mountain landscape and a chamois can be seen on the attached screen.
Chamois watching ©BarbaraSitter
Icy larches stand at the tree line in the snow-covered Sengsengebirge.
Winter in Sengsengebirge ©Franz Sieghartsleitner

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Villa Sonnwend National Park Lodge
4575 Roßleithen, Mayrwinkl 80
Phone + 43 7562 20592
E-mail villa-sonnwend@kalkalpen.at

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