Alpine Coaster and summer toboggan runs in Tyrol

• Longest summer toboggan run in the world
• 450° roundabout
• also open in winter

You shouldn't boast with superlatives. But then there wouldn't really be much left to describe the Alpine Coaster and we could only say: quite nice here.

• 40 banked turns
• Evening tobogganing
• Tub toboggan run

Everyone wants to go up the mountain, but as soon as they get to the top, they're already hurtling down again. Anyone who doesn't understand this has never experienced what it's like to enjoy small bursts of speed in the face of great peaks.

• Year-round coaster
• Speed measurement
• Starting point for a hike to the summit of the Wiedersberger Horn

Ride the summer toboggan run all day and try to break your own speed record on the 18 metre high roundabout? That's possible! But then families would miss out on the summit victory at over 2,000 metres. And the almost 40 play stations at the spacious Lauserland forest playground. That would be a shame.

• 2.7 kilometres long
• Timekeeping and photo point
• Curves, jumps and waves

They meet at the Schlossberg cable car mountain station and finally back down in the valley: downhillers and summer tobogganers. They only choose a different route for the way down. But whether on tyres or rollers, over trails or rails, the ride will be great fun.

• Steepest Alpine Coaster with 640 metres in altitude and 22 % gradient
• Rapid ride at up to 42 km/h through the middle of the forest
• Right next to the Serleswasser adventure playground

You could hike here, cool your feet and marvel at newts before heading to the steepest summer toboggan run in the Alps. And of course you could also take the children with you - they would love splashing around in the Serleswasser and riding the coaster!

• 540° roundabout
• Directly at the valley station, in the middle of the adventure playground
• Open all year round

This summer toboggan run also runs in winter and its location in the valley makes it a great alternative programme - if you don't have the motivation for a day on the slopes. In summer, tired children's legs can recharge their batteries here and still let off steam in the trampoline park.

• 360° roundabout and 180° hairpin bends
• Directly at the Hög adventure park
• Swimming lake at 1,829 metres above sea level

The name of the Serfauser Coaster does not mean that the run has to be cleaned before tobogganing, but simply that time flies by here. That was obvious, wasn't it?

• 75 % maximum gradient
• Fun details along the route
• T-bar lifts in summer

Once is not always once. At least when it comes to a ride on Wally Blitz. The many cheeky details along the route make you smile so much that you might just lose the joy of the fast ride. And it would be a shame about the moment of happiness.

• Tyrol's newest Alpine Coaster, open all year round
• Roundabouts up to 25 metres high
• In the centre of the family park

Admittedly, you have to be a bit brave to plan a ride on the Drachenflitzer. After all, a height of 25 metres is not without its challenges. But we can reassure you: it's only the inner dragons you have to fight here, as the ride is state-of-the-art and meets the highest safety standards.

• Tyrol's fastest Alpine Coaster with up to 45 km/h
• 19 % average gradient
• Many adventure elements

What do you call a ghost train that isn't scary? Well, Fisser Flitzer of course. Because you'll hardly find so many surprising elements anywhere else. The only difference is that the ride here doesn't elicit screams of fear, but rather screams of joy.

• Year-round coaster
• Ride included in the winter ski pass
• Integrated into the "Timoks Wilde Welt" leisure park

If you buy a ski pass, you might think you're going to be on the slopes all day. However, this ticket is also valid for Timok's Coaster - and unlimited. But you mustn't tell the children this, otherwise they'll put a spanner in the works!

• 80 vertical metres in 10 bends
• Forest playground
• In the middle of the 80,000^m2 animal park

Fallow deer and mouflons are not usually encountered every day. But the fact that you can toboggan past them is probably a thoroughly unique experience. Probably only really possible here.