Tobogganing in Tyrol
Toboggan runs in the Tyrolean Oberland!
Luge fun in the Tyrolean Oberland: a variety of runs in winter
A sledge ride through the snow-covered winter landscape and a cosy stop for refreshments are simply part and parcel of the fun of tobogganing.
Whether during the day in the sunshine or in the evening on floodlit runs – several natural toboggan runs in the Tyrolean Oberland offer a variety of runs for young and old alike.
Pfunds St. Ulrich toboggan run
A toboggan ride down the 1.1 km-long natural toboggan run is well worth it both during the day and in the evening, when the run is lit up. After a cosy stop at the toboggan hut, you can hurtle down to the village on your toboggan.
Winter walking and tobogganing at Frudiger
The 3.5 km winter walking trail to Frudiger at the source of the Pfundser Tschey is a lovely destination for the whole family. Although the trail is not officially groomed or maintained as a toboggan run, it may still be worth taking a sledge with you.
Hohlenegg toboggan run in Ried im Oberinntal
In winter, toboggan races are held regularly on the toboggan run in Ried.
Information on which facilities are open is available at the information office.
Fendels toboggan run
The 4.5 km toboggan run in Fendels is a really special experience for the whole family. The start of the toboggan run is easy to reach using the 4-person chair lift. The fun can begin after just a few minutes’ journey time. The toboggan run in Fendels has even been awarded the Tyrolean quality seal for natural toboggan runs!
Tyrol’s longest toboggan run in Nauders
Tyrol’s longest natural toboggan run awaits in the neighbouring region of Nauders. From the Bergkastel mountain station, the eight-kilometre-long run leads down into the valley, offering tobogganing fun for the whole family. There’s no need to walk up: the Bergkastel cable car takes tobogganers comfortably to the start at 2,200 metres above sea level.
