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The 10 Best Things to Do in Arzl im Pitztal, Austria
Discover the best top things to do in Arzl im Pitztal, Austria including Alpine Coaster, Benni Raich Brucke, Hochzeiger Bergbahnen Pitztal AG, AREA 47, Piburger Lake, Brauerei Schloss Starkenberg, Tirol Rafting, Wiggi Rafting, Stuibenfaelle, Naturpark Kaunergrat.
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1. Alpine Coaster
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 351 reviews
Reviewed By David S - Fort Lauderdale, Florida
We visited the Hoch Imst alpine coaster in Sept 2017. There are three options for purchase: single ticket, triple ticket and 10-ride ticket. Given how long the ride takes and the lines (depending on the time of the year), 10 rides may be impractical. I bought a triple-ride ticket and then a single-ride ticket. CAUTION: make sure you buy the "ticket + lift", not just ride "ticket". This is a ski course, so you need the ski lift to get to the starting point. The ski lift takes 15 minutes or more, so imagine how long it would take to hike up to the top!!
The ride is 3.5-km long (2 1/4-mile long) track, so it is the longest alpine coaster in the world. You determine your speed, so the ride can take as long or as short as you want it too. Be very careful though of people in front of you who are going slowly. For two of my four rides, I had slow people in front of me, so I had to keep braking, which ruined the "thrill" of the ride for those two times. Per the rules, you need to keep at least 25 meters (about 25 yards) between you and the car in front of you. There are signs everywhere stating "Abstand halten" ("maintain your distance"). In addition, when entering a curve, there are signs saying "Bremsen" ("brake").
The carts can seat one or two people. The taller person has to sit in back. The cars have a seat belt for each of the two passengers. In addition, the employee who sends you off is bilingual (German/English), as well as most of the signage.
On the day when we went, there weren't too many people and the weather was very nice. Since this is a ski resort, there was also Segway riding, a trampoline-jumping ride, mountain biking track, ski lift, skiing (in winter), snowboarding and hiking. There was a soft ice cream stand and a bar with some hot food there too. There is a hotel there, which I believe had a restaurant.
Be careful if you are using GPS to get to the place since our GPS navigation did not seem to fully know where the address was.
We found the run exhilarating and well worth the money spent.
2. Benni Raich Brucke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By 71AP - Mantua, Italy
Un bel sentiero partendo dal parcheggio a valle del paese di Arzl, subito si incontra un bar con un piccolo parco giochi per bambini e poi.... il ponte! Sospeso a 94 metri, attraversa una gola con relativo torrente. Nel centro del ponte c'è la piattaforma per il bungee Jumping (qui info http://goo.gl/R38UhK). Vedere da vicino i salti è decisamente emozionante. Continuando sul sentiero si può arrivare al paesino di Wald e da lì prendere il sentiero Luis-Trenker che vi riporta ad Arzl. Quest'ultimo sentiero è un sconsigliabile a bimbi piccoli, ha alcuni punti un po' difficili.
3. Hochzeiger Bergbahnen Pitztal AG
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By Kris S
I don't want to make a good review here, as you might all come to this lovely place which has not been discovered by the mass tourism yet and thereby excellent for a relaxing skiing holiday because of low population combined with kilometers of great ski pistes. From beginners to experts, skiing or snowboard, every level can amuse himself here and if needed lessons can be followed. Hochzeiger provides its own great snow when needed with tens of snow canons, so no worries, temperature at 2400m is always good for any snow. The snow park offers jump platforms for each expertise level from easy to expert, challenge yourself. And if you wanna take a break, foods and drinks are available at economical prices. I'll be back for sure!
4. AREA 47
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
AREA 47 - The Ultimate Outdoor PlaygroundNature and high-tech combined to an extraordinary recreational experience for everyone. Whether outdoor adventure, event arena, water action or a stage for business incentives – the location at the 47th Latitude between HAIMING, Sautens and ROPPEN leaves nothing to be desired.
Reviewed By letter1 - Ireland
We arrived on the last Saturday in July at 12, the park was packed with a long queue. All activities were booked out.We decided to return the following Tuesday which the staff said was quieter and it was.
That meant 5 minute waits for the blobbing and practically no waiting for anything else. Our kids did the flying fox (300m zipline) and the climbing course under the bridge. They loved it.
The park has 3-27m (Yes 27 meters) diving boards and great slides.The water cannon shoots you 10m into the lake. There is minimal supervision on the high slides and boards so be careful with adventurous children.The water was 22 degrees which was fine. You can get and use wetsuits.
We used the on site restaurant which was fine for lunch. Great place for a day out but is looks like camping level + if you want to stay.
Book ahead for the activities.
5. Piburger Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Naorit
If you visit Oetstal area don't miss this beautiful lake! Easy access- Few minutes from the road, parking for 4 euros (coins only!), 5 minutes walk and there you are facing the beautiful lake. Highly recommended to walk around it. There's also a restaurant and a small beach.
If you go from the right side you can reach the restaurant even with a baby stroller.
We had a beautiful calming nature morning there...
6. Brauerei Schloss Starkenberg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By knotheadusc - Germany
My husband and I visited the Starkenberger Brewery and Beer Mythos museum specifically because we wanted to try the beer pools. This was an experience that was on our bucket list for years and now I'm happy to be able to spread the word about how much fun this experience is.
For 250 euros and an advance reservation, you and up to three people can spend up to five hours swimming in a big vat that used to be used for brewing beer. Thanks to the modernization of the brewing process, the big vats are now obsolete. Someone came up with the bright idea to turn the former vats into beer pools. They added some very fun art to the walls and all the beer you can drink during your "beer bath".
My husband and I arrived a bit early because we wanted to visit the museum. It was lucky that we got there, since somehow our reservation got lost. However, the very helpful shopkeeper arranged for us to have our beer pool appointment, which began after 5:00pm, since that is when the self-guided brewery tours end. We were pretty much given the run of the beer pool area until 10:00, when the brewery is locked up for the night. The pool is pretty deep. I'm 5'2", and the water came up to my chin.
Included in the price is the use of the showers and an infrared sauna. Towels, robes, and slippers are available. We brought our own. I wish we had brought soap and shampoo, but we didn't realize there were showers.
My husband and I had a wonderful, unforgettable, amazing evening in the beer pool. Yes, it's pricey, but it was so worth it. Of course, now all the other beer spas kind of pale in comparison. Our beer pool experience was the most fun I've had in a long while!
The beer mythos museum and shop are also well worth a visit. There's also a restaurant, though we didn't get to try it because Monday is their "free day". If you like beer tourism, this is an experience that belongs on your bucket list. If you make a reservation, be sure to get a confirmation and print out the emails just in case!
7. Tirol Rafting
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Tirol Rafting offers the best in wildwater rafting trips, canyoning, guided hiking, caving, high rope course and via ferrata in the Ötztal Region in Tirol in Austria. Our 4000 square meter Base is located next to the river Ötztaler Ache in Sautens in Tirol, Austria. Please visit our Homepage for a complete overview of all our activities and feel free to send us an inquiry. You will not regret it !
Reviewed By Charlene M - Sydney
First time whitewater rafting, so we went down the easier river. I didn't realise how much work was involved, but I had so much fun!
They provide you with the wetsuit, jacket, shoes, helmet and life jacket. Then you go through a few things with the guide and then the walk (carrying the raft) down to the river.
The river is absolutely amazingly clean and freezing! No matter what time of the year you go, the water is cold!! The views are spectacular and the guide was entertaining. You not only paddle down, but you also do balancing exercises down the river and get to test the freezing waters. They gave us an opportunity to jump out of the raft and float down the river, whilst holding onto the raft of course. Even though the water is icy cold, its something you have to experience!
Would go rafting again with these guys!
8. Wiggi Rafting
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Julie H - South Georgia
The staff at Wiggi is very nice and can speak English well. Our tour guide let us know all the risks and how to control the boat before going on the water which was nice. I brought my GoPro camera but I didn't have a waterproof housing but I was able to rent one from the shop next to the rafting place. This was a fantastic experience I would recommend this to anyone of any age group-there were kids on our boat. You get to see the alps and the gorgeous scenery as well!
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By Travelbugsbitten - Melbourne, Australia
The stuibenfall is a beautiful waterfall with masses of water gushing over the rocks and down a very long fall. But the waterfall is only part of the attraction. At the top, bottom and down the entire length of the fall is a series of viewing platforms and steel staircases that take you from the top to the bottom or vice versa. An amazing feat of engineering! This free attraction is well worth a visit.
10. Naturpark Kaunergrat
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Qamer_Zia - Frankfurt, Germany
A nice little place with good informative round walk inside the house and beautiful views outside. I just loved the drive to reach this place, very thrilling and beautiful road occasionally narrow at some places. We did not use the same road to go back but drove further to enjoy this whole region. Enough parking slots were availabl. Probably you would be done with this place in about 60 minutes. Nearby the parking area there was a nice viewing platform. Also, there was a small playground next to the restaurant area for children and many hiking possibilities.
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