Toboggan run in Ischgl
Night toboggan run in Ischgl – tobogganing under the starry sky in the Paznaun Valley
At seven kilometres in length, the night toboggan run in Ischgl is one of the longest toboggan runs in the Austrian Alps: it starts at an altitude of 2,320 metres at the top station of the Silvrettabahn. From there, the run descends 950 metres through the wintry landscape into the valley. On Monday and Thursday evenings, the lighting transforms the run into a toboggan run beneath the starry sky.
Why not grab a sledge straight away? The night-time tobogganing adventure is about to begin!
The floodlit run and the starry sky backdrop make night-time tobogganing in Ischgl a special experience for families and groups of friends.
Please note: The natural toboggan run is closed during the day. Alternatively, you’ll find groomed toboggan runs in Kappl and in See.
Key facts about the toboggan run in Ischgl at a glance
- 7 km long, 950 metres of elevation gain
- Start: Silvrettabahn mountain station (2,320 m)
- Mondays & Thursdays, 7.00 pm to 8.30 pm
- Mid-December to early April
- closed during the day
Tobogganing nights in Ischgl
Provided there is sufficient snow, tobogganing evenings take place in Ischgl every Monday and Thursday from mid-December to early April (depending on snow conditions). So, take your seat on your toboggan under the stars! And off you go for some thrilling fun on two runners.
Even during the ascent on the Silvrettabahn, anticipation builds and a tingle of excitement sets in – for families and groups of friends alike who are looking forward to spending a fun evening together.
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5 useful tips
- Warm, waterproof clothing protects you from the cold and the wet.
- Wearing a helmet will keep you safe throughout your journey.
- When tobogganing with children, ideally they should sit directly in front of the adults. We strongly advise against tobogganing head-first or lying on your stomach!
- Avoid stopping or getting off whilst cycling! If you do need to stop, do so at the side of the cycle path.
- Make sure you wear suitable footwear – you cannot walk up the slope in ski boots!
Safety first: If you follow these tips, nothing will stand in the way of a fun-filled tobogganing experience!
