Tobogganing in Austria
High up, but fast down – fun for the whole family!

In the Hohe Tauern National Park region, you'll find well-prepared sledding tracks, including routes for night sledding.

A relaxing walk to the start sets the mood for a day of fun! Toboggan rentals are available at the entrance to the tracks.

Sledding is a part of every winter holiday in this region. Here you'll find natural sledding tracks in the valley and on the mountain.

Sledding in the day, moonlit toboggan, or a rapid ride on the roller bobsleigh track at the Kaiserburg? The choice is yours!

What an adventure! Here you'll find the longest floodlit toboggan run in the world: 14 kilometres long, 1,300 metres vertical descent, and floodlit until 10 pm.

Sporty uphill and fast downhill - that's the motto for the natural toboggan run with numerous hairpin bends. If you want a comfy ride to the top, order a "Toboggan Taxi".

This natural toboggan run, located at 1,758 metres above sea level and accessible on foot, is the longest in the Salzburg SportWelt. Hire a sled and off you go.

Whether it's during the day with the family or in the evening on a romantic moonlit toboggan adventure; you're guaranteed to have fun on the various toboggan runs.

In the Salzburger Saalachtal there are natural toboggan runs almost 10 kilometres long as well as hire stations to rent the right equipment.

Tobogganing fun on 3 different runs: Spielberghaus, Maisalm or Reiterkogel - there are also night-time floodlight toboggan runs for those that just can't get enough.

Whether you're in the sunshine or under a starry sky: Zillertal has 48 kilometres of groomed toboggan runs, 28 kilometres of which are floodlit at night.

The Stubai Valley has 12 toboggan runs that have been awarded the "Natural Toboggan Run Seal of Approval". Some of these are open day or night!

Nauders is home to Tirol's longest toboggan run at 8 kilometres. There is a cable car that will bring you to the top at 2,200 metres (toboggan hire is available).

Ischgl's night toboggan run at the Silvrettabahn is closed during the day, but at night you can ride the 7km run from 2,320 metres.

In Sonntag-Stein, the 4.8-kilometre-long toboggan run leads from the top station of the chairlift across several Alpine regions to the top station of the gondola lift.

There is a postcard-perfect 355 metre descent to conquer on this varied 4 kilometre route. You can reach the start comfortably by train or on foot.

The Bregenzerwald natural toboggan runs are just as much fun for children during the day as they are for groups of friends hurtling down into the valley in the evening.

Hit the bends! This 3 kilometre long natural toboggan run has an impressive 21 hairpin bends and a gradient of up to 13%. Sledge hire is available in Vandans.