The largest, most exciting and safest park in South Tyrol

Adventure at high altitude

Welcome to Kaltern Adventure Park – the perfect destination for all ages! Nestled in the idyllic natural surroundings of the Altenburg Forest, an unforgettable experience full of fun, exercise, and thrills awaits you. Whether it’s your first attempts at climbing on the ground or daring balancing acts at dizzying heights – every family member will find something to their liking here!

Kaltern Adventure Park delights with 24 varied courses and a total of over 2,000 meters of climbing routes. Little adventurers can explore the low-level elements, while sporty and daring visitors can test their limits on courses up to 25 meters high.

212 climbing elements
9 easy, 11 intermediate, and 4 difficult routes
36 flying fox stations
Professional supervision by mountain guides and high ropes course instructors
Modern “SafetyLine” safety system for maximum safety

General Information

There are ample free parking spaces around the Kaltern Adventure Park, making it convenient to arrive by car. Individuals and families can drop in without prior notice, while groups and school classes are asked to make a reservation in advance. Use of the climbing facility is possible with a ticket for up to three hours, after which the equipment must be returned.

Prices

Single Tickets 2026

€10.00 – Bambi Castle
€25.00 – Children up to 14 years
€27.00 – Youths 15 to 17 years
€32.00 – Adults
€19.00 – School Classes

Family Rates 2026

€54.00 – 1 Adult + 1 Child
€70.00 – 1 Adult + 2 Children
€85.00 – 1 Adult + 3 Children
€75.00 – 2 Adults + 1 Child
€90.00 – 2 Adults + 2 Children
€105.00 – 2 Adults + 3 Children

Groups of 10 or more people receive a 10% discount on the individual price
Birthday children up to 14 years old climb for free (don’t forget your ID)
Reservations are required for groups and school classes!

The opening hours of the adventure park can be found Here

Weather – what if it rains?

Whether it’s sunny or light rain, a visit to the Kaltern Adventure Park is almost always worthwhile! On hot days, the shady forest provides a pleasant, cool climate. Even in drizzle, the dense canopy of leaves keeps things largely dry, so you can still enjoy the climbing fun.

Only in the event of heavy rain or thunderstorms nearby do we have to temporarily close the park or take breaks for safety reasons. Generally speaking, however, most weather conditions are no obstacle to your climbing day!

What you should bring with you

Closed-toe shoes: Hiking boots or sneakers or trekking shoes
Comfortable clothing: That can get dirty – because of the tree resin
Snacks & drinks: For a short break – a small rest area is available

How to find us

By car:
Take the Wine Road towards Lake Kaltern, then turn right at the turnoff to St. Anton – Altenburg and follow the signs with the Olympic rings. There is ample parking.

By bike:
The adventure park is also accessible by bike. The route to the sports zone is a bit uphill, but after the adventure, you’ll be rewarded with a fantastic descent into the village!

By bus:
Take line 130 from Tramin to Kaltern, to the final stop at Rottenburgerplatz. Then take the Eppan-Kaltern city bus, line 135.3, directly to the St. Anton sports zone. Current timetables can be found Here.