18.05 - 27.10.2024
Spieljochbahn
The mountain delivers what its name promises, providing visitors of all ages plenty of fun and all sorts of adventures in the great outdoors.
You can go for the easy option and make the ascent by cable car, and then enjoy some fine food on the sun deck at the Mountain Loft restaurant.
You and your family can enjoy a ride up to the 1,858 metre high Spieljoch mountain on the state-of-the-art, barrier-free 10-passenger gondola lift from Fügen.
For the little ones, a true world of adventure opens up right from the mountain station and on up to the 1,920-metre-high summit, surrounded by the wonders of the natural world.
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Water Park
Directly next to the the Spieljochbahn, there is a water playground for playing and splashing around. Children playfully discover the world of water on balancing stones, the water stairs or the play raft, dam the water with wooden half-shells or play with water syringes. On the floor trampolines and the climbing spider next to the play pond, there's dry play fun!
Summit Barefoot Trail
The Summit Barefoot Trail runs next to the Water Park and takes you via various natural layers of rock up to the Spieljoch summit at 1,920 metres. Sharpen your senses as you climb and sense nature with your bare feet. You walk across some stony ground, soft bark mulch and hard tree stumps to the top, where you’ll be rewarded with wonderful panoramic views of the Zillertal valley.
Children’s Crag
On the Spieljoch Climbing Mountain children can have their first go at climbing - supervised by professional guides. The experts at the climbing courses teach children the basic rock climbing skills. The climbing wall routes of varying degrees of difficulty provide the perfect training basis before setting off up the actual rock or the via ferrata. Climbing equipment can be rented on site.
High Ropes Course
Equipped with climbing harness and helmet, you make your way across the ropes course, suspended a few metres above the safety of terra firma, on swinging ropes and loose steps. Fun is guaranteed at the ten stations, but balance and skill are required! The starting point is just a 5-minute walk up from the mountain station. And if you’ve still not had enough thrills, you can experience lift-off on the Flying Fox zip-line right next door!
Flying Fox zip-line
The 300-metre long Flying Fox zip-line is not for those of a nervous disposition! Roughly a 5-minute walk up from the mountain station is the start of the Flying Fox with the most panoramic views. Against a breathtaking backdrop, you soar at an awesome height over the Spieljoch. If the ride’s too fast, simply pull on the on-board brake.
Monster roller
Every day from 11 am, the Monster Roller or the Mountain Cart whisks you down a forest road from the Spieljoch mountain station to the middle station. You can make the 6.5 km long descent on your own on the Monster Roller or as a couple - parent and child, for example - on the Mountain Cart. If the trail’s not long enough for you, you can carry on to the valley station. There’s on-site training how to use the downhill equipment before you set off and you can also be accompanied by a guide. Skill and courage required, fun and action guaranteed!
Crystal Mine for children/Kristallpark
At the Crystal Mine on the Spieljoch massif, children can see for themselves at touching distance how stones and crystals are extracted. During the one-hour mine walk, children themselves can try to find mountain crystals in the rock crystal pools, wash them and fill their leather bag. The three most beautiful crystals are then processed and can be taken home as a souvenir.
Relax- & Balance-Park
Surrounded by one of the most beautiful panoramas in the Zillertal valley, the Relax and Balance Park is located by the reservoir lakes below the mountain station. Beautiful trails go round the lakes - past the Eagle's Nest, the Rope Bridge, the Slackline Park and other balancing stations right next to the lake shore. By way of a slide with climbing frame or an embankment slide, you can make your way from the small lake to the large lake, where you can then treat yourself to a short break on the loungers surrounded by stunning scenery.
Nepalese Bridge
You balance intrepidly at a dizzying height on the Nepalese bridge safely secured with a harness to a tightrope suspended across the "Kaunzbucht" - right next to the Spieljoch mountain station. Despite the best equipment and all due safety precautions, the balancing act still requires calm, skill and above all courage! A pure adrenaline rush for everyone, with the added thrill of magnificent panoramic views.
Spieljoch Show Mine
The Öxeltal Show Mine is 45 minutes from the Spieljoch mountain station. During the journey into the mountain, the qualified mining guide tells you all about the mine’s 400-year-old history. A unique experience for the whole family - and the perfect destination for hot days!
Tubing run
The tubing run at the mountain station provides lots of fun for young and old. Action-packed, cool and exciting!
opening times summer 2024
| first ascent | last ascent | last descent | |
| 18.05 - 27.10.2024 | 09.00 | 16.00 | 16.30 |
Ascent & descent prices summer 2024
| Prices in € | Adult without guest card | Adult with guest card | children (2009-2017) |
| ascent & descent (1st & 2nd section) | € 29,00 | € 28,00 | € 14,00 |
| ascent or descent (1st & 2nd section) | € 21,00 | € 20,00 | € 10,00 |
| ascent & descent (1 section) | € 21,00 | € 20,00 | € 10,00 |
| ascent or descent (1 section) | € 15,00 | € 14,00 | € 7,00 |
| 3x ascent & descent (for one person) | € 68,00 | € 66,00 | € 33,00 |
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1.400 km hiking trails
1.200 km bike trails
10 summer cable cars
Tourismusverband Erste Ferienregion im Zillertal
Hauptstraße 54
6263 Fügen - Österreich
Telefon: +43 5288 62262
Fax: +43 5288 63070
Email: info@best-of-zillertal.at
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