Toboggan run Maria Waldrast toboggan run

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Difficulty ratings: medium
Route length: 3.2 km
Duration: 2:00 h

A scenic toboggan run above Matrei in the Wipptal. The clearings and forests around the Maria Waldrast Monastery, in particular, transform into a romantic snowy landscape in winter. After the climb up the access road, you can stop for a break at the Klosterstube.

We recommend because:

  • Set in a particularly peaceful and secluded landscape
  • Taxi shuttle available
  • Stop for a bite to eat at the monastery inn

Information

  • Requirement: medium
  • Length: 3.2 km
  • Duration: 2:00 h
  • Elevation uphill:450 hm

Information on snow conditions

TVB Wipptal

Information

  • Lift: Zubringerdienst (Taxi)
  • separate ascent
  • illuminated
  • Night-time tobogganing
  • snowmaking
  • Toboggan hire
Source: TVB Wipptal

Weather

Today

clear sky
13°C/1°C
0%0l10 km/h

Fri

clear sky
11°C/1°C
20%0.2l5 km/h

Sat

partly Cloudy
8°C/2°C
15%2.9l5 km/h
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Description

The Maria Waldrast toboggan run runs almost parallel to the road and runs for approx. 3.2 km from the Maria Waldrast monastery inn to the toll booth at the beginning of the access road. The toboggan run is also illuminated daily in the evening until 11 pm. Sleds can be rented at the monastery inn for a small fee.

Getting here

  • Arrival by public transport

    Take the S-Bahn to Matrei am Brenner and from there either walk or take the feeder service.

  • Parking

    Arrival via the toll road. Snow chains are compulsory in winter! Alternatively, take the shuttle service from Matrei railway station. More information at wipptal.at/schedules
    Alongside the road or at the trainstation car park.

Nearby huts and mountain restaurants

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    Difficulty:medium
    Length:3.0 kmDuration:1:30 hElevation difference:400 m
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