Rodelbahn Obernberger See: A Thrilling Alpine Toboggan Run

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Experience winter fun at Rodelbahn Obernberger See: a scenic toboggan run for families, surrounded by the stunning Tyrolean Alps.

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Rodelbahn Obernberger See

The Rodelbahn Obernberger See is a 1.5 km toboggan run near Obernberger See in the Tyrolean Alps, offering a delightful mix of adventure and stunning scenery. Perfect for families, it's illuminated at night, providing a magical winter experience.

A brief summary to Rodelbahn Obernberger See

Obernbergersee 6157, Obernberg am Brenner, 6157, AT

Local tips

Check the toboggan run's operating hours and weather conditions before your visit, as they can vary depending on the season and snow conditions.
Dress warmly in layers, wear sturdy waterproof footwear, and bring gloves and a hat to fully enjoy the outdoor activities.
Consider visiting in the evening for a magical experience, as the toboggan run is illuminated, creating a unique atmosphere.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Innsbruck, take a train to Steinach am Brenner. From the Steinach am Brenner train station, take bus line 4145 to the GH Waldesruh bus stop in Obernberg. The bus ride takes approximately 22 minutes. From there, it's approximately a 30-40 minute walk to the Rodelbahn and Obernberger See. A single bus fare from Steinach am Brenner to Obernberg costs approximately €4-6.
Driving

From Innsbruck, take the A13 Brennerautobahn south towards Italy. Exit at Nösslach and follow the signs to Obernberg am Brenner. Continue through the village of Obernberg, following signs for Obernberger See. Drive to the end of the valley where you'll find a paid parking area (Parkplatz Waldesruh) near Gasthof Waldesruh. From the parking lot, it's approximately a 30-40 minute walk to the Rodelbahn and Obernberger See. Parking costs €3.5 for 3 hours, with each additional hour costing €0.50, up to a daily maximum of €7 (from 8:00 to 18:00).
Walking

From the Parkplatz Waldesruh, follow the signs towards Obernberger See. The path is well-marked and initially follows a farm track. You can choose between two routes: a path across the meadows (no shade) or a dirt road (some shade). Both routes lead to the lake and the Rodelbahn area. The walk takes approximately 30-40 minutes, depending on your pace and chosen route. Be aware that the final section of the path to the lake and toboggan run is uphill.

Discover more about Rodelbahn Obernberger See

The Rodelbahn Obernberger See provides an exhilarating toboggan experience amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Tyrolean Alps. This 1.5-kilometer run, with a 150-meter elevation change, starts near the Obernberger See, a picturesque mountain lake at almost 1,600 meters above sea level. The combination of fresh mountain air, thrilling descents, and captivating scenery makes it a highlight of any winter visit to Tyrol. The toboggan run is particularly popular among families, offering a safe and enjoyable activity for all ages. The path is well-maintained and wide enough to allow both ascending hikers and descending tobogganers to pass safely. For a truly magical experience, visit in the evening when the run is illuminated until midnight. Beyond the toboggan run, the Obernberger See itself is a sight to behold. This mountain lake is surrounded by the majestic Tribulaun peaks and pristine larch forests. In winter, the lake often freezes over, creating a stunning winter wonderland. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk around the lake, taking in the breathtaking views and the peaceful atmosphere. The small chapel of “Maria am See,” located on a peninsula in the middle of the lake, adds a touch of charm and history to the landscape.