List of rest areas in Tyrol

Quiet areas according to § 11 Tyrolean Nature Conservation Act 2005 (TNSchG 2005) are "areas outside built-up areas that are particularly suitable for recreation in the great outdoors because they are due to the lack of noisy establishments, cable cars for passenger transport and roads characterized by largely quiet with public transport. ”By ordinance of the Tyrolean state government, eight quiet areas were designated.

No.	designation	Ha	LGBl. No.	location
RG_2_18	Ötztal Alps	40,553	Ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government of May 2nd, 2006 (LGBl No. 46/2006)	( tiris )
RG_3_47	Eppzirl	3,276	Ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government of December 20th, 1988 (LGBl No. 24/1989)	( tiris )
RG_2_52	Motherhead	3,737	Ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government of July 9th, 1991 (LGBl No. 57/1991)	( tiris )
RG_3_27	Kalkkögel	76,945	Ordinance of the Tyrolean state government of July 26th, 1983 (LGBl No. 56/1983)	( tiris )
RG_9_65	Wild Krimml	432	Ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government of June 20th, 2000 (LGBl No. 41/2000)	( tiris )
RG_2_28	Stubai Alps	34,886	Ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government of 02.05.2006 (LGBl No. 45/2006)	( tiris )
RG_9_51	Zillertal and Tux main ridge	37,898	Ordinance of the Tyrolean state government of May 2nd, 2006 (LGBl No. 47/2006)	( tiris )
RG_9_44	Achental-West	3,869	Ordinance of the Tyrolean provincial government of December 20th, 1988 (LGBl No. 25/1989)	( tiris )

literature

• Tyrolean protected areas
• Protected areas according to the Tyrolean Nature Conservation Act at data.gv.at

Individual evidence

1. ^ Announcement of the state government of April 12, 2005 on the re-publication of the Tyrolean Nature Conservation Act 1997. LGBl. No. 26/2005

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