Rules for visitors of the national park
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In den Core Zones, paths must be strictly adhered to. The following applies everywhere: It is best to walk and travel on the paths and the animal domain begins off the beaten track. |
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Do not pick or damage plants and mushrooms! Collecting mushrooms and blueberries for your own use is allowed in Zone 2, but absolutely forbidden in the Core Zone. |
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Do not disturb the animals! If you spot any animals, they can be observed from a distance. |
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Don't be noisy! If you keep quiet, you have a good chance of unexpectedly seeing the animals. |
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Overnight stays are forbidden unless in campsites or permanent buildings. |
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In the national park, as in all conservation areas, there is a overarching ban on flying drones. They disturb animals and other visitors. |
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True to the principle "Don't bring anything in - don't take anything out", always take your rubbish home with you! |
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Dogs must be kept on a leash, so wild animals are not disturbed. |
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Do not light fires! |
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Warning, nature also means danger! Branches can fall and trees topple or roots can become tripping hazards. Therefore: Keep your eyes open and avoid the forest in strong winds. |
Further information in: Out and about in nature. |