Eco.Tirol.

The initiative "So schmecken die Berge" brings together 44 mountain huts with excellent local food.

Installing modern shower heads can reduce water use by up to 55%, as the five-star Naturhotel Waldklause found out.

There are 550 sports shops in Tirol offering summer and winter mountain gear for hire.

Swap your car for the train! Travelling from Berlin to Tirol by rail saves 31.1 kilos of carbon dioxide and 60 minutes of travel time.

Foraging, bouldering and plenty more on-trend activities create zero harmful emissions.

All Tirol's households are supplied with 10% eco-friendly electricity generated in the region's hydroelectric plants.

A "Tagesticket 2 Plus" costs just €34 and gives two adults and up to three children access to the local bus and rail network.

Tirol's public buses and trains travel an incredible 40 million kilometres every year.

The Lech Nature Park is home to a third of the 1,116 plant species native to Tirol.

Seven of Tirol's Mountaineering Villages have committed themselves to the principle of environmentally-friendly tourism with the motto "less is more".

From 738,000 passengers in 1960, the Stubaitalbahn tram route has grown to transport 1.4 million people each year.

Tirol has 6,600 bus stops, many of which are good starting points for hikes. Visitors with a guestcard can use the bus network for free.