The “Natur Eis Palast”, that’s to say Nature’s Ice Palace, is an ice cave which is accessible all-year-round.
Image gallery: Nature’s Ice Palace
The mighty Hintertux Glacier offers not only the highest located show cave of Europe, the Spannagel Cave, but also an accessible crevasse. The Glacier Bus 3 (cable car) takes you to the mountain station at 3,250 m a.s.l. Just a few minutes away there's the Nature's Ice Palace (Natur Eis Palast, in German). It offers an insight into the eternal ice of the Hintertux Glacier - big stalactites and sparkling ice crystals, a glacial lake and frozen waterfalls await you.
The ice cave is open all-year-round and features a constant temperature of 0 degrees C, making it accessible with ski boots as well as with warm clothing and sturdy shoes in summer. Several tours are on offer: the one-hour VIP-Tour with boat trip, an exclusive photo tour, stand up paddling on the glacial lake inside the crevasse, ice swimming (if you dare) and an unforgettable kayaking session. The choice is yours!
New in the Nature's Ice Palace is the anniversary tour in occasion of the 10th anniversary celebrated in 2018 - it leads you also to the newly discovered "Hintertux Glacier Cathedral".
Contact info
- Gefrorene Wand mountain station (3,250 m a.s.l.) - 6294 - Hintertux
- Guided tours or visits upon reservation.
- +43 676 307 0000
- info@natursport.at
Admission
anniversary tour (approx. 50 minutes, without reservation):
€ 21.00 adults, young people (12-18 years)
€ 13.00 children (up to 11 years)
VIP-Tour with boat trip (1 hour, without reservation):
€ 26.00 adults, young people (12-18 years)
€ 13.00 children (up to 11 years)
exclusive photo tour (approx. 2 hours, reservation needed):
prices on request (from 12 years)
SUP / ice swimming / glacier crevasse / kayaking session (reservation needed):
prices on request
ascent and descent by Hintertux Cable Car:
€ 38.50 adults (from 16 years)
€ 32.00 adults (after 11.45 am)
€ 24.00 children and young people (10-15 years)
€ 19.00 children and young people (after 11.45 am)
free for children under 10 years
