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Ice rinks in the nature park Almenland
If there is sufficient ice cover, the ice rinks will be opened to all ice sports enthusiasts. Under "Current winter sports information" you will find all information about the condition and opening times of the rinks during the winter season.
Karlwirt leisure center
Ice skating & curling, night skating with lighting system; ice skating aids for children; curling on the natural ice rink with 12 lanes;
Prices: Adults € 3,00 Children: € 2,00 per day, skate rental from € 2,00; rental of ice sticks: € 2,00 per day, also for groups
Eistime: Every Friday in winter, when the ice rink is open, we invite you to "Eistime" from 2 to 5 pm - enjoy free ice skating and ice shooting during this time!
Info: 0043 3179/8500 or 0043 3179/23218
www.karl-wirt.co.at
Koglhof ice rink
Approx. 3,100 m², admission: voluntary donation, skate rental on request.
Info: Mr. Kienreich 0043 664/5864644
Passail ice rink
Approx. 300 m², free admission, no skate rental.
Info: Municipality of Passail 0043 3179/23300 or GH Hulfeld 0043 3179/23442
Tober ice rink
Approx. 350 m², limited use, free admission, no skate rental
Info: Mr. Feldgrill 0043 676/840195204
Breitenau ice rink
Approx. 1,200 m², no skate rental
Use at your own risk, but "always free"
Info: Mr. Mayer 0043 664/3543513
Ice climbing - for beginners & advanced climbers
If you are looking for a challenge on the rocks in winter, ice climbing is just the thing for you. A hot tip for exciting ice climbing for beginners and advanced climbers is the Tiefenbachgraben in Breitenau am Hochlantsch. A 25-minute ascent leads to the 23 m high "Alice" icefall (difficulty around WI 4). A wooden scaffolding has been erected under the waterfall to support the ice, so it cannot collapse. As the water can be diverted, the icefall can also withstand periods of heat.
There is another 18 m high ice pillar for learning the basic techniques, and there are also several bouldering options.
Try this trend sport under the supervision of a mountain guide. Individual guided tours and courses available on request.
Naturfreunde Breitenau
Alexander Posch
Eibeggsiedlung 2
8614 Breitenau am Hochlantsch
Phone: 0043 699/18703753
Email: info (at) naturfreunde-breitenau. at
Web: www.naturfreunde-breitenau.at
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