Tobogganing in Kappl
Tobogganing fun
During the winter season, thrilling leisure fun awaits you every day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (depending on weather and snow conditions) on the toboggan run in Kappl. On two runners, you can whizz down the six-kilometre-long track from the Diasbahn mountain station down into the valley – a thrill full of action and winter fun!
Whether during the day or in the evening under floodlights, tobogganing is a sporting highlight for everyone.
Don't have a sledge? No problem – just hire one from the toboggan hire in Kappl and off you go!
Moonlight tobogganing in Kappl
Swoosh down the toboggan run under starry skies: Every Thursday from 7:00 to 9:00 pm, you can go night tobogganing in Kappl’s magical winter landscape.
Our tip for families: On the following dates, you can catch the children’s special including a snowcat ride and a children’s skidoo course: 25.12.2025 | 31.12.2025 | 05.02.2026 | 12.02.2026 | 19.02.2026 | 26.02.2026 | 05.03.2026
Prices
| Ticket Type | Adults | Children (up to 16 years) |
|---|---|---|
| Toboggan Ticket (daytime) – Single Ride | € 19.00 | € 12.00 |
| Toboggan Ticket (daytime) – 3-Ride Block | € 57.00 | € 36.00 |
| Toboggan Ticket (daytime) – 6-Ride Block | € 108.50 | € 68.50 |
| Toboggan Evening Ticket* | € 21.00 | € 15.00 |
All prices in Euro.
Valid on designated moonlight tobogganing evenings with floodlight. Tickets are valid for the entire evening (7:00 PM – 9:00 PM).
The best thing: From your 4-day ski pass for the Kappl & See ski area, the night events (cable car rides) in Kappl & See are included. Does not apply to the optional ski passes or Silvretta ski pass.
The facts about the toboggan run in Kappl
The natural toboggan run stretches for around six kilometres and runs from the Diasbahn mountain station to the valley station.
The toboggan run covers about 650 vertical metres.
Yes. Weather permitting, the toboggan run is open every day.
Yes, every Tuesday (depending on the weather and snow conditions) you can whizz down the floodlit toboggan run between 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm under the Tyrolean starry sky.
