When the landscape shows its quiet side, when fresh snow falls and the world slows down for a moment, then the time for tobogganing begins. Not just on noisy adventure slopes, but also on groomed forest trails, natural runs and descents with great views and refreshment stops.
Tobogganing on the Semmering is uncomplicated winter fun. Take the cable car up to the Hirschenkogel, hop on the toboggan and off you go: on a run that still lights up in the evening.
If you are looking for tobogganing as a quiet nature experience, the Tirolerkogel is one of the few options: a scenic ascent, an extensive descent and a mountain hut with a heart right in the middle of it all.
For those who like it cosy but don't want to miss out on winter fun, the Annaberg lifts offer a charming tobogganing alternative: short, safe and with an eye for detail.
In Göstling an der Ybbs, the Ziegenalm toboggan run can be enjoyed for a small fee. No ticket office, no hustle and bustle, just a rolled track in the snow, a simple hire toboggan and the tranquillity of the countryside.
The toboggan run in the family ski resort of St. Corona am Wechsel combines well thought-out organisation with wintery ease.
Fun-seeking tobogganists are in perfect hands in the Waldviertel. The toboggan run in Reichenau am Freiwald (market town of Bad Großpertholz) is the only natural toboggan run in the Waldviertel.
The natural toboggan runs in Loich in the Pielach Valley combine regional hospitality with simple winter fun for all those who prefer atmosphere to action.
Hiking in the fresh air, a stop at a mountain hut and a toboggan run: at the Hengsthütte, it's a complete experience. Simple, harmonious and with a view of the Schneebergland.
Please note: The availability of the toboggan runs depends on the weather. Please inform yourself in advance about the current snow and weather conditions as well as possible closures, for example via the website of the respective resort, local tourist information or the operators on site.
