With the popular flying device at Mt. Gerlostein you can experience the Zillertal valley from a bird’s eye view
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Above Gerlos and Hainzenberg in the Zillertal valley rises the Gerlosstein, an adventure mountain and hiker's paradise in summer and skiing area in winter. There, the Almpromenade path tells you about the witch on the Gerlosstein and leads you up to the Almtribüne stand, which offers a magnificent view over the entire valley. But the highlight for the ultimate thrill is called Almflieger.
It is a flying device that evolved from the Fyling Fox and is 738 m long here in the Zillertal valley. This length is divided into four sections, which are covered at speeds of up to 50 kmph.
You can reach the Almflieger at an altitude of 1,650 m with the Gerlosstein Cable Car, which starts in Hainzenberg. The entrance is right next to the mountain station. Sportswear and sturdy shoes are required, children up to 14 years may participate if accompanied. For active holidaymakers, Mt. Gerlosstein also offers a via ferrata and the longest, illuminated sledge run in the Zillertal.
Contact info
- Gerlosstein mountain station (1,650 m a.s.l.) - 6278 - Hainzenberg
- +43 664 4419 283
Opening times
reservation by phone needed
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Admission
Almflieger Gerlosstein - 1 flight:
€ 55.50 adults
€ 50.00 young people (15-18 years)
€ 38.90 children (40 kg-14 years)
Almflieger Gerlosstein with the Zillertal Active Card:
€ 47.00 adults
€ 42.30 young people (15-18 years)
€ 32.90 children (40 kg-14 years)
ascent and descent by cable car included
More information
The Almflieger Gerlosstein operates every year from mid-June to mid-September, tours are offered daily at 9.15 am, 10.45 am, 1.15 pm and 2.45 pm. Allowed weight: min. 40 kg - max. 120 kg.
Season start 2024 on June 22.
