Hochzeiger Swiss Pine Park

A family-friendly circular path with a water playground in the Pitztal valley tells interesting things about nature and the Swiss pine.

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A 1 km long theme trail proceeds on Mt. Hochzeiger in the beautiful Pitztal valley.
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It is called ZirbenPark Hochzeiger (Hochzeiger Swiss Pine Park) and offers 12 stations.
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Here you can find out all about the Swiss pine.
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Highlight of the park is the 12 m high Swiss Pine Cone Tower with its tunnel slide.
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Various adventure and relax stations are waiting for you.
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The Swiss Pine Park is accessible by the Hochzeiger Cable Car, starting in Jerzens.
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Swiss Pine Hut, Swiss Pine Jump…. names of the single stations.
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The essential Swiss pine oils have a calming effect.
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Part of the Swiss Pine Park is a water playground, called Swiss Pine Water.
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At Mt. Hochzeiger, one of the most beautiful and oldest Swiss pine forest of Tyrol can be found.
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Wooden benches along the path invite to enjoy the landscape.
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A new attraction - the funny mountain go karts called Zirbencarts.
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The almost 4 km long route starts at the Sechszeiger mountain station and proceeds to the Hochzeiger intermediate station.
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The Swiss pine, a rare conifer, is also called "Queen of the Alps". A park at 2,000 m a.s.l. is dedicated to this beautiful tree. The Hochzeiger Cable Car take you up to the intermediate station, where a 1 km long hiking path with 12 stations starts. Because here on the Hochzeiger mountain one of the most beautiful and oldest Swiss pine forests of Tyrol can be found!

The mascots Pitzi & Gratsch await you. Straight at the intermediate station, a water playground was constructed, called ZirbenWasser (Swiss Pine Water). Then the path leads into the Swiss Pine Park. Play, adventure and relax stations, in total 12, can be discovered. The highlight is the 12 m high ZirbenZapfen-Erlebnisturm (Swiss Pine Cone Tower) with its tunnel slide. New in 2020 are the wooden sculpture with ball run facility and the four stations to build a cable car.

A new attraction are the ZirbenCarts (Swiss Pine Carts). By these mountain go karts you can drive a 3.7 km long route from the Sechszeiger mountain station until the Hochzeiger intermediate station. But what makes the Swiss pine so exceptional? The essential Swiss pine oils have a calming effect, moreover the wood is of exquisite quality and very resistant.

Contact info

Hochzeiger intermediate station (2,000 m a.s.l.) - 6474 - Jerzens
+43 5414 87000
info@hochzeiger.com

Admission

Swiss Pine Park freely accessible, ZirbenCart rental:
€ 9.50 1 drive (from 12 years and 1.50 m of height)

ascent to the intermediate station and descent by Hochzeiger Cable Car:
€ 18.00 adults, young people (16-18 years)
€ 13.50 people with disabilities (more than 60%)
€ 6.50 children and young people (6-15 years)
family discount: free from the 3rd child on (with 2 paying children)