TOURS AND ROUTES IN THE PITZTAL VALLEY
TOURS AND ROUTES IN THE PITZTAL VALLEY
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XP - Abenteuerpark
Enjoy a very special day at dizzy heights. XP Adventure Park in Jerzens in Tyrol offers exceptional holiday adventures. Do you dare ride on the “Flying-Eagle”, a 50 m high zip wire over a gorge? This high ropes course is ideal for individual guests, families, groups clubs, corporate days and school trips. A beautiful playground awaits our smallest guests. Watch the bold climbers at airy heights from our comfortable sunny terrace or whilst taking a walk around the beautiful grounds.
Parcours
- 2 introduction ropes courses with 6 challenges, body height at least 1.1 m
- 1 Pitzi’s ropes course for children with 7 challenges for the little ones, body height at least 0.9m
- 2 ropes courses for children and teenagers with 17 challenges, body height at least 1.1m
- 2 teenager and adult ropes courses with 23 challenges, body height at least 1.3m
- 1 Flying-Fox course “Flying Eagle” with 6 challenges over 160 m length and 50 m height difference, body height at least 1.3 m
Details zum Park
- Total of different challenges: 59
- Total length: approximately 600 m
- Difference in height: 0 – 12 m (Flying Fox ca, 50 m)
Equipment can be collected 1,5 hours before closing time respectively.
Price/Person/Day: Pitzi‘s ropes course (body height at least 90 cm and up to 4 years) € 11.00; children (body height at least 1.1 m) € 18.00; teenagers (body height at least 1.3 m) € 24.00; adults (from the age of 16) € 28.00
Ticket is valid for 3 hours!
Private support: 9 – 10:30 am & 4 – 5:30 pm
Price for private support: 1 person € 55.00 (every other person € 20.00)
Seeweg Reservoir
Kletterpark Pitzi's Felsen Jerzens-Hochzeiger
Im Pitztal, Tirol kann mach das Klettern von Grund auf erlernen oder das in der Kletterhalle gelernte sicher festigen. Die Übungstouren im Kletterpark Jerzens sind im zweiten bis zum vierten Schwierigkeitsgrad. Kinder nehmen mit der Pitztal Sommer Card oder dem Pitztaler Freizeitpass kostenlos am Kletterprogramm teil.
Verschiedenen Kletterrouten, Klettersteigen, einer Seilbrücke und einem Flying-Fox - Die Anlage ist ideal zum trainieren und bietet auch Kindern riesiges Vergnügen. Ob klettern am Fels, überqueren der Seilbrücke, abseilen über steile Felsen oder auf dem Flying Fox durch den Wald schweben, hier ist für jeden etwas dabei. Unsere geschulten Guides bieten Ihnen unvergessliche Stunden in luftiger Höhe.
Der Kletterpark-Jerzens ist äußerst Familienfreundlich und eignet sich für alle Altersgruppen optimal zum Einstieg in den Klettersport.
Circular route Pitzenhöfe
Please note that we recommend starting this circular route from Wenns in the direction of St Margarethen, as the forest path is very steep the opposite way around and in wet conditions assistance is required even when using the Swiss-Trac.
The route starts in Wenns following the pavement along the main road until reaching St Margarethen. After passing the M-Preis supermarket leave the main road and turn left into a side street. After ca. 500 metres the street enters a forest path. Depending on weather conditions, the surface of the path can be slippery, and especially the first section of the route is steep. Now follow an easily manageable downhill path through a forest for 1.5 km. There is a bridge after the woodland. Keep left and follow the tarmac road back to the centre of Wenns.
Alte Straße from Wenns to Arzl
Start this route in Wenns (if possible, park behind Pitztaler Hof). From there, the first kilometre is a steady uphill climb on a tarmac road in between houses. You will then reach a forest road with a central grass verge so that only the narrow tracks either side are drivable. The next kilometre continues to be a steady uphill climb, in parts through a forested area and always with beautiful views of the valley. The last part of this route is a steep downhill section where the path is, in parts, hard to navigate. You will then get back to the road where you will find the bus stop.
