Motor skills trail on Schlossalm

On Schlossalm in Bad Hofgastein, there’s a real treat waiting for those who love to exercise in nature and improve their coordination, balance, and agility: the motor skills trail. Located just a short distance from the Schlossalmbahn mountain station, this trail presents an exhilarating challenge suitable for aspiring acrobats of all ages.

The stations of the motor skills trail at a glance

Slalom course
Ski simulator
Hanging boards
Circle crossing
Double horizontal bar
Camel ride
Tightrope walk
Belt bridge
Climbing trunk
Chain walkway
Wobbly beam
Balancing blocks
Flying logs
Rotating beam
“Gastein” letter crossing
“Schlossalm” seesaw
Bouncing board stairs
Labyrinth wobble board
5-corner horizontal bar
Swing

Important: Please observe the rules of use below!

Rules of use for safe fun on the motor skills trail

To ensure your adventure on the motor skills trail is safe and unforgettable, please adhere to these important rules:

Carefully read the instructions and safety information provided.
Make sure that you are fit enough to do the exercises and that using the equipment is safe for you from a medical standpoint.
Do not overstrain the equipment and don’t exceed the specified maximum number of people using it.
For safety reasons, avoid using the equipment in bad weather, wet conditions, ice, snow, frost, dew, or during thunderstorms.
Keep in mind that your use of the motor skills trail is at your own risk.
The operators are not liable for accidents.
Children under 140 cm tall should only use the equipment under supervision.
Parents/Guardians are responsible for their children.
Do not use damaged equipment. Please report any damage immediately to the operator at +43 6432 6455!

Breathtaking views as a reward

The motor skills trail doesn’t just lead you to the various exercise stations; it also takes you to an amazing viewing platform: Schlossalmblick. Once you reach the summit, you can unwind after the challenging balance training and enjoy breathtaking views of Gastein’s surrounding mountains. For the daring ones among you, there’s also an opportunity to peer down the precipice and marvel at climbers tackling one of the eight via ferratas below the platform.