Winter in Innsbruck has even more to offer.
You, can for example, go snow shoe hiking.
An activity that’s closely related to cross country skiing because you can usually use the same tracks. Check out our cross country section for details.
Approximately 2 hours east of Innsbruck in Saalbach you have the possibility the fulfil your need for speed by renting a snowmobile or skidoo.
Snowmobile City will be able to sort you out.
Another popular pastime is curling. An overview of available ice skating and curling rinks can be found here.
If you like sledding but prefer to have it pulled by some furry friends you have the possibility to do so at a sled dog workshop.
You can do so in Seefeld near Innsbruck.
Another cool thing for you adrenaline junkies out there is going on a bobsleigh or a skeleton ride.
You can find an overview of your options and how to partake as a guest or even ride yourself on the Olympia World Innsbruck site here.
You like to drive on snow but prefer it a little slower then riding on a piste caterpillar might be something for you. You can be passenger on one at the Axamer Lizum here (GER). Or, if you want to drive yourself, you dan so in Saalbach here.
You enjoy a good hike in a beautiful scenery then exploring Ice Caves might be the thing for you.
A family friendly option close to Innsbruck is the Ice Grotto at the Stubaier Glacier. Alternatively you can also check out the Dripstone Cave in Angerberg/Mariastein.
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