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Events & Dates
Alpine Pasture Open Day

Alpine Pasture Open Day
19 September / Alternative date: 20 September / 10 am–3 pm
The Wallberg Alpine Pasture Association introduces itself and invites you to its ‘Alpine Pasture Open Day’.
Since 1895, the Wallberg Alpine Pasture Association has been dedicated to the preservation and upkeep of alpine farming on the Wallberg. This association of local farmers manages and maintains the alpine pastures – and helps ensure that the mountain landscape remains accessible to everyone.
There are a total of five alpine pastures on the Wallberg.
On the day of the event, you’ll have the chance to learn more about alpine farming on the Wallberg right on the plateau and to chat with representatives of the Alpine Pasture Association.
The nearby Hintermauernalm, run by dairyman Franz, will be opening its doors to visitors.
A unique opportunity!
Herbal walk

Herbal walk
26 September 2026 / 10 am & 2 pm
Herbalist Karolin invites you to join her for a herbal experience between the Wallberg Plateau and the little church on the Wallberg. Find out more about the plants and herbs on the Wallberg and how you can use them to promote your wellbeing.
To help us plan, please register in advance. The Wallbergbahn is covering the cost of the course.
The cattle drive down from the Wallberg

The cattle drive down from the Wallberg
3 October
The alpine pasture season on the Wallberg traditionally ends with the descent from the alpine pastures on 3 October.