There are many reasons why the Hohe Salve (1.829 m) is so popular with flying enthusiasts.

Great thermal conditions, the breathtaking scenery of the Kitzbühel Alps and the central position of the mountain railway attract so many pilots to Hopfgarten.
During a flight you will conquer a height difference of 1.000 m in 10 to 15 minutes, depending from where you start.

You can learn to hump a 15 m ski jump under the expert guidance of your instructor and learn the basics of ski jumping. You only need a basic knowledge of Alpine skiing: you should be able to safely master a blue piste.

 

The ski jumping centre Wörgl offers 5 ski-jumps which meet the international FIS standard. 3 smaller ski-jumps (15, 30 and 40 metres) as well as 2 larger ones (60 and 90 metres) are covered with mats which allow a regular training throughout the year.

Trial courses are offered regularly in the weekly programme of the Hohe Salve region

"Get Wet Adventures" offers a wide range of outdoor activities, from 1-day adventures to complete adventure holidays. Get Wet even organises individual adventure holidays according to the client's personal needs.

 

Offer: diving, igloo construction courses, canyoning, kajak, hiking, climbing, survival training, and much more.

The ice climbing park at Sportberg Gaisberg in Kirchberg in Tirol has something to offer to everyone. With the height of 20 meters, the illuminated ice climbing tower is among the highest artificial ice climbing towers in Europe.

Taster courses take place on Wednesdays and Fridays from 6:00p.m. - 9:00 p.m. and you will be instructed by experienced mountain guides and ice climbing professionals. The park is situated in the middle section of the Gaisberg toboggan run, near the Gasthof Obergaisberg. Arrival at the park: by car, with a sledge or snow shoes.

 

Address:

Eisklettern am Gaisberg
Gaisbergweg 7
6365 Kirchberg in Tirol

Telefon:+43 5357 2000

E-Mail:kirchberg@kitzbuehel-alpen.com

Climbing enthusiasts reach the highest heights in the indoor climbing hall in Wörgl, the largest in the Tyrolean lowlands. The sport can be practiced at various levels up to a route height of 16 m and a maximum overhang of 12 m in 5 sectors.

 

About 1.600 m2 of climbing walls including a 300 m2 boulder area, a generous outdoor climbing area as well as a large roof terrace guarantee fun and adventure both to professional and leisurely climbers. The climber’s “menu” is rounded off by a comprehensive programme of courses.

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