Wildpark Feldkirch
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Wildpark Feldkirch: A Natural Escape
Discover over 160 animals in their natural habitat at Wildpark Feldkirch. Enjoy free admission, scenic trails, and family fun in the Austrian Alps.
Nestled on the Ardetzenberg mountain, Wildpark Feldkirch offers a delightful experience for nature lovers and families. This free-entry wildlife park is home to over 160 animals from 26 species, including alpine ibex, wolves, lynx and deer, all living in spacious, natural enclosures. With scenic walking trails, a large playground, and a forest kiosk, it's a perfect destination for a day of outdoor fun and relaxation.
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Getting There
Walking
From the Feldkirch city center, follow the signs towards Ardetzenberg. Several hiking trails, including the Weinbergstiege and Himmelstiege, lead to the Wildpark. The walk takes approximately 30 minutes, offering scenic views along the way.
Public Transport
From Feldkirch train station, take the Wildpark Shuttle (available on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from 10:00 to 17:00). The shuttle departs from Bussteig C every 15-20 minutes and drops you off near the wolf enclosure. The service is free.
Driving
Due to construction, access to Wildpark Feldkirch by car is currently restricted. The park can only be reached via Ardetzenbergstrasse. Follow the signs in Feldkirch. Parking is available at the Wildpark car park. Parking fees are charged from Monday to Sunday, 8:00 to 18:00, at a rate of €2 per hour, with a daily maximum of €8.
Local tips
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Bring 20-cent coins to purchase food from the dispensers to feed some of the animals.
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Combine your visit with a hike on one of the trails leading to the park, such as the Weinbergstiege or Himmelstiege.
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Check the Kiosk's seasonal opening hours for refreshments during your visit.
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Dogs are welcome in the park but must be kept on a leash.
Discover more about Wildpark Feldkirch
Wildpark Feldkirch, a beloved family destination in Vorarlberg since 1963, began as the vision of Karl Lampert, who sought to connect people with native wildlife. What started with a single alpine ibex named Felix has grown into a 10-hectare park hosting over 160 animals from 26 different species.
Visitors can explore the park's well-maintained trails, observing animals such as deer, wildcats, and miniature pigs in their natural habitats. The park also features a large playground nestled in the forest, a favorite spot for children, and a grill area near the red deer enclosure. Informative signs throughout the park provide insights into the animals and their ecosystems.
The Wildpark is dedicated to conservation and education, offering guided tours led by certified forest and hunting guides. The Kiosk, managed by Lebenshilfe Vorarlberg, provides refreshments and snacks, while also creating valuable job opportunities for people with disabilities. Wildpark Feldkirch is open 365 days a year and provides a memorable nature experience for all.
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