Family walks, excursions, nature and adrenaline

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

An easy circular route of 5 km in length. Limited ups and downs. Exciting: the route leads over the dam wall and through a tunnel!

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

Approx. 5 km there and 5 km back again through the idyllic Schwarzachtal valley. You can stop off for a refreshment break en route at the Schwarzachtal snack stop or the Obere Schwarzachalm at an altitude of 1,630m.

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike to the Lackenalm

This walk to the Lackenalm snack station at 1,400m is suitable for everyone and takes you through the beautiful Schönachtal valley. Then, if you like, you can head up across more Alpine terrain to the traditional Stackerlalm at 1,850m.

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike to the Gasthof Almstüberl

With a pushchair, you can follow the asphalt road instead as an alternative to the footpath to the Gasthof Almstüberl. From here, a gravel track leads to the turn off for the Prölleralm and on alongside a steam to the Krummbachrast. The Alpine cheese made by landlady Maria is a real insider treat.

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

This route starts and ends at the Alpengasthof Finkau in Wildgerlostal at 1,400m. From here, the route runs along the Durlassboden reservoir up to the Trissl Alm at 1,584m which is catered in summer. Back at the Finkau lake, an adventure playground and kids’ farm await.

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

Following the romantic Gerlosbach brook, you will travel via the educational fishing trail up to the Durlassboden reservoir at 1,410m. Here you can sample some delicious fish grilled on a stick at the Gasthaus Seestüberl or else take out a rowing boat or pedalo! The 10.7 km circular lake trail runs around the lake.

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

The route includes 40 stations along the Gerlosbach brook, for example a tree struck by lightning, a bug hotel and a water wheel. There is also plenty to discover along the way - so much so that the 3 km route will fly by in an instant!

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

A large adventureland for the climbers, explorers and dam builders among you! Come trampolining or balancing or splash around in the natural water play area.

✓ Pushchair, ✓ Bike

Open the door and off you go: right on your doorstep, an approx. 1 hour walk. A walk for everyone. Once in the valley, the Wimmertalalm awaits – said to serve the best Viennese schnitzel!

Up to the Isskogelbahn mountain station! You can set your parents a challenge on the Adventure Climbing Trail. Who is best at climbing? On the wooden ball run, your job is to roll a wooden ball down an obstacle course. Who is faster, you or the ball?

Do you weigh less than 40 kg and don’t have a fear of heights? Then you can try out the new Arena Skyliner flying machine with your parents! Race across the Zillertal valley - at speeds of up to 50 km/h! At points, you will be floating up to 64m above the ground. The starting point is the mountain station of the Gerlossteinseilbahn cable car. Are you brave enough?

If you are over 8 years old and weigh 25 kg or more, you can fly across the Riederklamm Climbing Garden on a zipwire. There are two different routes where you can soar through the skies at heights of up to 80m. You will gain a bird’s eye view of the Riederklamm gorge!

Feel the wind in your hair on the Arena Coaster! The 1.5 km router follows waves, steep curves and spins. If you are 10 years old or over, you can even travel on your own! Children aged 4 and over can travel on the coaster with a parent. The ‘Alpine Coaster’ can be found at the Rosenalmbahn valley station in Zell am Ziller. Oh yes and what else can you find there: a huge adventure playground with trampolining!

When you are nearby, your parents will want to show you the Krimml Waterfalls. This is one of the biggest waterfalls in the whole of Europe! On the way there, you can stop off at the Water Worlds. Here there is an adventure centre with water worlds outside and an exhibition with a water cinema inside. From the terrace, you can see the Krimml Waterfalls!

For big and small climbers of 1.05m tall and over! There are 10 kids’ stations on the high ropes course in Gerlos and 55 stations for adults - incl. 15 zipwires! It’s amazing fun to climb between the trees like a monkey and balance over a hanging tree trunk. Are you brave enough?

When you are out and about in the mountains, you will certainly want try climbing with a climbing harness and safety cable! And you can do just that on the 12m climbing tower at the music pavilion in Gerlos. The climbing tower looks like a genuine cliff wall. You will feel like the King of the Alps!