Drinking water is readily available throughout everyday life in the Passeiertal Valley – in village centres, public spaces and along many walking routes.
At public drinking water fountains, both visitors and local residents can refill their bottles free of charge with fresh tap water. These refill points are clearly signposted and can be found throughout the valley.
The drinking water comes from local water supply networks, and its quality is continuously monitored and tested.
Visitors who bring a reusable water bottle can refill it whenever they need. Reusable bottles are available from the tourist office and can also be borrowed from many accommodation providers.
Using Water Responsibly Together
Water is one of our most valuable natural resources. Although high-quality drinking water is readily available in the Passeiertal Valley, every litre used responsibly helps protect this vital resource. With a few simple everyday actions, you too can make a valuable contribution.
Here's how you can save water:
• Take mindful showers and keep your shower time as short as possible.
• Reuse your towel several times before requesting a replacement.
• Use the small toilet flush whenever it is sufficient – every litre counts.
• Turn off the tap while brushing your teeth or shaving.
• Report dripping taps or leaking toilets so unnecessary water waste can be avoided.
• Refill your water bottle with fresh tap water instead of buying single-use plastic bottles.