Adventure Stage & Walk of Lyrics in Ischgl
Walk of Lyrics, Adventure Stage & more
Craving altitude or the perfect photo spots? On the Ischgl – Idalp adventure hiking trail, which climbs to 2,320 metres above sea level, you’ll discover unique locations for stunning snapshots amidst the fresh mountain air. The route leads you across two suspension bridges, to the Walk of Lyrics, the Adventure Stage and through three alpine vegetation zones.
At the start of the 7.5-kilometre trail, you predominantly hike along forested hillsides. A true highlight follows soon after: crossing the impressive Kitzloch gorge via one of the suspension bridges. The Kitzloch bridge, spanning 120 metres, leads you out of the valley. The 110-metre Bärenfalle suspension bridge leads you into the valley.
These bridges may appear dauntingly adventurous at first, but they’re well worth crossing. You’ll enjoy breathtaking views over the deep gorge – coupled with an invigorating sense of thrill.
Save money: With the Silvretta Card Premium, you can use the open cable cars in Ischgl to Samnaun for free, among many other things!
Adventure Stage
Perfect for nature lovers: An adventurous forest and lakeside route awaits you between Lake Schwarzwassersee and Lake Pardatschersee. There’s a bouldering wall, two creatively designed climbing towers, a mini-zipline and a slackline area. But that’s not all: Many other highlights promise plenty of action.
Between all these thrilling attractions, several leisure oases ensure ample relaxation.
Tip for the adventurous: The Fimba Archery Course is located right next to the Adventure Stage!
The Walk of Lyrics
The two-kilometre Walk of Lyrics is a new section of this adventure hiking trail. Along this route, hikers can immerse themselves in world hits by Rihanna, Udo Jürgens and Sting – all of whom have performed in Ischgl before.
At three stations, everything revolves around select songs: You can take in the poetry of the pieces from a purely lyrical standpoint, as pictorial interpretations or through acoustic sound experiences – all while being surrounded by idyllic nature.
The Walk of Lyrics has another highlight in store for children, as the treasure of the Fimbabach lies hidden along the way!
Bonus: If you start the Walk of Lyrics from the valley, you can take the Ischgl Skyfly on the way back!
The suspension bridges
Sometimes, it’s worth pushing your boundaries and mustering the courage to try something new: The Kitzloch and Bärenfalle bridges – each more than 110 metres long and suspended 70 metres above the Fimbabach river – are well-worth the adventure. Both can be crossed on the Ischgl – Idalp adventure hiking trail, promising spectacular views and an exhilarating adrenaline rush.
Hike through three alpine vegetation zones
The approximately three-hour, 7.5-kilometre hike starts at Kalvarienberg and leads you through three alpine vegetation zones.
The lower section predominantly covers forested hillsides. Crossing the impressive Kitzloch gorge via the two suspension bridges is a particularly striking experience. After passing the middle station, the trail continues through larch forests towards Idalp. Shortly before you catch your first glimpse of your final destination, the trail leaves the tree line and offers a sweeping panorama of the summery ski area and the surrounding mountains.
Afterwards, families can continue to enjoy themselves in the Vider Truja Adventure Park or indulge in refreshments at Alpenhaus mountain restaurant or at Vider Alp lodge.
Tip
The Experience Programme offers a weekly excursion to all attractions!
The Alpine Experience Programme offers numerous great weekly activities for children, adults and families in summer and winter!
Angling adventures
The tranquil fishing spots at Lake Schwarzwassersee and the cosy barbecue areas at Lake Pardatschersee provide perfect opportunities to unwind at the end of the day.
Are you an avid fishing enthusiast? Then the Trisanna is a must-visit. Flowing through the entire Paznaun region, the river boasts numerous designated spots for angling and fishing along its banks.
