Rodelbahn Gerlosstein, Zillertal Alps Travel Guide

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Experience the thrill of a 7km toboggan run at Rodelbahn Gerlosstein, the longest illuminated track in Zillertal, with stunning alpine views.

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Experience the thrill of winter at Rodelbahn Gerlosstein, the Zillertal's longest illuminated toboggan run, offering 7km of scenic fun for all ages, day or night. This premier destination in Hainzenberg provides an unforgettable tobogganing experience with breathtaking views of the Zillertal Valley.

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Dörfl 396, Hainzenberg, 6278, AT
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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Rodelbahn Gerlosstein.

Check the toboggan run's current status before purchasing tickets, as track quality depends on weather conditions.
Consider visiting in the evening for a unique tobogganing experience under the floodlights (except Sundays and Wednesdays).
Combine your toboggan adventure with a visit to other local attractions like the Zillertal Gold Show Mine or the Maria Rast Church.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Zell am Ziller, take bus line 4094 towards Hainzenberg. Alight at the 'Hainzenberg Gerlossteinbahn' stop, which is directly at the base of the Gerlossteinbahn cable car. A single bus fare costs approximately €3-5. From the valley station, purchase a ticket for the Gerlossteinbahn. A single ascent for adults costs €16 during the day and €18.50 in the evening. Children's tickets are available at reduced prices. The cable car is essential to reach the toboggan run's starting point.
Taxi/Ride-Share

From Zell am Ziller, a taxi or ride-share to the Gerlossteinbahn valley station in Hainzenberg will cost approximately €15-€25, depending on the company and time of day. Several local taxi services are available, including Taxi Schneidinger (+43 5282 2255) and Taxi Lois (+43 5282 2625). This is a convenient option for groups or those with heavy equipment. From the valley station, purchase a ticket for the Gerlossteinbahn. A single ascent for adults costs €16 during the day and €18.50 in the evening. Children's tickets are available at reduced prices. The cable car is essential to reach the toboggan run's starting point.
Driving

From Zell am Ziller, follow the B165 (Gerlos Bundesstrasse) towards Gerlos, then turn off to Hainzenberg. Free parking is available at the valley station of the Gerlosstein cable car. From the valley station, purchase a ticket for the Gerlossteinbahn. A single ascent for adults costs €16 during the day and €18.50 in the evening. Children's tickets are available at reduced prices. The cable car is essential to reach the toboggan run's starting point.

Discover more about Rodelbahn Gerlosstein

Rodelbahn Gerlosstein, nestled in the Zillertal Valley, is a highlight for winter sports enthusiasts. This isn't just any toboggan run; it's the longest illuminated natural toboggan run in the Zillertal, stretching an impressive 7 kilometers down the mountainside. The well-maintained track offers a perfect blend of nature's beauty and the thrill of sledding.The adventure begins with a ride on the Gerlosstein Cable Car to the starting point at 1,650 meters. From there, experience a thrilling ride down the mountain, enjoying panoramic views of the snow-covered valley. The toboggan run is floodlit until 1:00 AM every night except Sundays and Wednesdays, offering extended hours of fun. Several rustic inns along the route provide cozy stops for refreshments.Hainzenberg itself is a charming village with a rich history. Once a gold mining area, it's now a calm holiday village at the entrance to the Gerlos Valley. Besides tobogganing, visitors can explore the Zillertal Gold Show Mine or visit the Maria Rast Church, a popular pilgrimage site. In the summer, the area offers hiking trails and the Almflieger flying element for a unique experience.