Tyrol offers a large selection of impressive ziplines, including the Flying Fox Bichlbach with a view of the Zugspitze, the Serfauser Sauser with a length of 2000 metres and the Skyfly Ischgl, which takes you through the Kitzloch gorge at speeds of up to 85 km/h.
All flying foxes and ziplines in Tyrol are subject to strict safety regulations. Modern equipment, professional support and regular maintenance guarantee the highest level of safety for every flight.
Flying Foxes are suitable for people with normal physical fitness. Some providers, such as Zipline DragonFly, are even accessible for wheelchair users. Minimum and maximum weights may vary depending on the provider.
The longest ziplines in Tyrol are the Skyfly Ischgl and the Serfauser Sauser. The Skyfly Ischgl offers a total distance of two kilometres, while the Serfauser Sauser comprises four sections with a total length of 2000 metres.
Yes, the Skyfly Ischgl and the Serfauser Sauser can be used in both summer and winter, so that the flying experience can be enjoyed regardless of the season.
The speed varies depending on the zipline. The Skyfly Ischgl reaches speeds of up to 85 km/h, while the Flying Fox Schlegeis 131 enables top speeds of 130 km/h.
Yes, many ziplines in Tyrol offer combinations with other activities. For example, the Fisser Flieger is located in the Fiss summer fun park with a giant swing and summer toboggan run, while the Flying Fox Schlegeis 131 can be combined with a via ferrata.
