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Here you’ll find the most frequently asked questions (and helpful answers) about climbing at AREA 47 – from the high ropes course, Flying Fox & Mega Swing, bungy jumping, and valley swing to climbing and bouldering.
We recommend booking your climbing tour in advance. Weekends and summer days in July and August are especially popular and fill up quickly. The sooner you book, the better. If you only want to visit the climbing tower, you don’t need to reserve in advance and can get a ticket at the Water AREA ticket counter.
In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.
No, don’t worry. There is a separate access path on the other side of the bridge. However, all participants must cross a narrow, suspended walkway to reach the starting point.
It’s better not to! You’ll need your hands free for the activities, and personal belongings often fall out of pockets and can get damaged. Just store them in our lockers at the Climbing Base or the Outdoor Base. Important medications can, of course, be taken along—just let your guide know.
Each activity has different age restrictions. Here you can find an overview of the minimum age for each activity. The minimum age is based on legal regulations that we must adhere to, and unfortunately, we cannot make any exceptions.
For the high ropes course, we recommend comfortable, sporty clothing that does not restrict your movement – functional clothing is best. Sturdy sports shoes or light trekking shoes with good grip are important. Skirts or dresses are not permitted, as the climbing harness is worn directly over the clothing.
For safety reasons, the maximum body weight for the AREA 47 high ropes course is 120 kg. This limit is based on the specifications of the equipment and is for your own safety.
The high ropes course is located at a height of 27 meters
The high ropes course is available for those aged 12 and up. You can find general information about our age restrictions and requirements here.
We will do our best to encourage you, but of course, we won’t force you. In that case, you can exit at any time.
Yes, you can simply sit in your harness at any time. There are also opportunities to turn around if you find yourself running out of energy.
You will need a maximum of 1.5 hours for the high ropes course. However, this may vary depending on the group size.
Our Flying Fox & Mega Swing combination starts at 27 meters high, just like our high ropes course.
If you book the combination, you will always start with the Flying Fox and finish with the ultimate adrenaline kick on the Mega Swing.
Sporty clothing and sturdy footwear are the best options for you.
We have a camera from the company Kool Replay set up. It films your jump, and you can purchase the video afterward. You’re also welcome to film each other as well.
The Mega Swing is located at a height of 27 meters.
The Mega Swing is available for those aged 12 and up. You can find general information about our age restrictions and requirements here.
We plan for the tour to last a maximum of 1.5 hours.
Sporty clothing and sturdy footwear are the best options for you
We have a camera from the company Kool Replay set up. It films your jump, and you can purchase the video afterward. You’re also welcome to film each other as well.
Zipline is the general term for rope slides. Flying fox refers to a special, larger zipline course that is offered in many adventure parks, such as AREA 47 in Tyrol.
The Flying Fox Tour in AREA 47 in the Ötztal valley costs from 31 € for adults and 26 € for children.
‘Flying fox’ describes the elegant way in which you glide through the air on a zip line. The name comes from the similarity of the movement to that of a flying fox or bat, which also fly smoothly through the air. Originally, zip lines were used in mining or to cross gorges and rivers, but today they are a popular adventure activity in amusement parks.
The Flying Fox is available for those aged 12 and up. You can find general information about our age restrictions and requirements here.
The Flying Fox is located at a height of 27 meters.
We plan for the tour to last a maximum of 1.5 hours.
Sporty clothing and sturdy footwear are the best options for you.
Prices for bungee jumping vary depending on the provider and location. At AREA 47, you can jump from the Benni Raich Bridge from £147 per person. You can find the current price and all details on our website.
Bungee jumping is not permitted for people with certain health conditions, such as heart problems, back problems, epilepsy or during pregnancy. You are also not allowed to jump under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you are unsure, please check with your doctor beforehand. Safety is our top priority at AREA 47.
For bungee jumping from the Benni Raich Bridge – one of the most spectacular bungee spots in Tyrol and part of the AREA 47 outdoor experience – a minimum weight of 45 kg and a maximum weight of 110 kg apply. These requirements are based on the technical specifications of the equipment and are strictly enforced for safety reasons. Your weight will be accurately measured before your jump so that the bungee cord can be individually adjusted to suit you. This allows you to enjoy the free fall to the fullest – with maximum safety.
The jump takes place from the Benni Raich Bridge in Tyrol – from a height of 94 metres. Adrenaline rush guaranteed!
The Benni Raich Bridge is about 15 minutes by car from AREA 47. Just enter ‘Bungy Stüberl’ into Google Maps and you will be navigated directly to the meeting point for bungee jumping.
During the Bungy Jump, you are secured at your feet and will plunge headfirst.
The Bungy Jump cannot be done as a tandem jump. However, you are welcome to jump one after the other and cheer each other on.
Our Valley Swing is located on the Benni Raich Bridge at a height of 94 meters.
The Benni Raich Bridge is about a 15-minute drive from AREA 47. It’s best to search for “Bungy Stüberl” on Google Maps, and it will direct you there.
The Valley Swing cannot be done as a tandem jump. However, you are welcome to jump one after the other and cheer each other on.
If you already have a ticket for the Water AREA, the Climbing Tower is free of charge for you. If you only want to go climbing, you can purchase your ticket at the Water AREA ticket counter.
You can borrow the necessary equipment from us. This can be paid for at the Water AREA ticket office, just like the ticket.
Can I book a guide?
We do not offer guided tours for our climbing wall. You need to know how to secure yourself.
You can only climb with us if you are capable of lead climbing.
We have routes ranging from 3c to 8a available.