2026-08-14
Zip lines in Austria: sites and prices
Where to find zip lines and flying foxes in Austria – from 2.5 km at the Stoderzinken to the short park run, with prices, weight and height limits.
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Trip tips, comparisons and practical knowledge about climbing parks and high ropes courses.
2026-08-13
Climbing course: layout and difficulty
How a climbing course is built, how to read the colours from green to black, and how to find the course that suits your own group.
2026-08-12
Climbing park: visit, prices and age limits
What a climbing park is, how a visit works, what it costs and from what age children may climb – with figures from 79 facilities in Austria.
2026-08-11
High ropes courses in Austria: the overview
Every high ropes course and climbing park in Austria by province – with prices, heights and the difference between a public park and genuine team training.
2026-08-10
How this directory is built – a progress report
91 climbing parks in two countries, each researched individually. What is already there, what is missing, and why we would rather leave a gap than invent a number.
2026-08-09
The largest climbing parks in Austria
Where you find the most courses, the most stations and the longest climbing routes - an overview of the big sites from Groebming to the Montafon.
2026-08-08
Forest rope park
In a forest rope park the courses hang in living trees. That brings shade in the heat and shelter in the rain – and places particular demands on construction and upkeep.
2026-08-07
Climbing parks with children - what works at what age?
Some sites let children climb from the age of two, others go by height instead of age. An overview of the rules and what parents should watch out for.
2026-08-06
Flying fox and zip line - the longest cable descents
2.5 kilometres in one go, 150 metres across a bathing lake, 31 cable descents in a single site: where things go downhill fastest.