Alpine Coaster Golm
Vorarlberg
The Alpine Coaster Golm is a prominent all-weather alpine toboggan run located in the Golm ski and hiking area near Tschagguns in Vorarlberg, Austria. Stretching 2.6 kilometers from Latschau down to Vandans, it offers an exhilarating ride with speeds up to 40 km/h. The course includes 44 challenging jumps, a spectacular 360° loop, and 15 sharp 180° turns, making it a unique attraction for visitors of all ages seeking adventure. Situated within the larger Golm region, which spans elevations from 654 m to over 2100 m, the coaster complements the area's rich offerings of winter sports and summer hiking. The Golm area itself is historically significant as a former site of ski World Cup races and has evolved into a year-round destination with diverse activities such as the Waldseilpark (forest rope park) and the Flying Fox zipline. The Alpine Coaster is operated by the local tourism company and is accessible during winter and selected weekends in spring, providing an exciting way to enjoy the alpine landscape beyond traditional skiing and hiking.
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Astuce: For the best experience, visit the Alpine Coaster Golm during the winter season or on weekend operations in early spring when the coaster is open from 1 PM to 4 PM. Purchasing tickets online in advance is recommended to secure your ride. The coaster is suitable for families and thrill-seekers alike, and several nearby restaurants offer opportunities to relax and enjoy local cuisine after your ride.
Faits intéressants
- •The Alpine Coaster Golm is Vorarlberg's first alpine coaster and features a 2.6 km long track with 44 jumps, a 360° loop, and 15 sharp turns.
- •Golm hosted women's Ski World Cup races multiple times between 1977 and 1992, gaining international attention.
- •The nearby Hüttenkopfbahn chairlift is the world's first photovoltaic chairlift, generating one-third of its energy from solar panels.
- •The Flying Fox Golm zipline spans 565 meters and reaches speeds up to 70 km/h over the Latschau reservoir.
- •Golmi's Research Trail is a 3.5 km educational path for children explaining local wildlife and plants with 21 interactive stations.
Histoire
The Golm area began its development in 1956 with the construction of a funicular railway initially used for hydroelectric project logistics.
By 1959, the ski area was opened to the public.
Over the decades, Golm became internationally recognized for hosting women's ski World Cup events between 1977 and 1992.
The region has continuously expanded and modernized its lift infrastructure and recreational offerings, including the introduction of the Alpine Coaster as Vorarlberg's first toboggan run of its kind, adding a new dimension to the area's summer and winter activities.
Guide du lieu
Alpine Coaster Track2000s
A thrilling 2.6 km all-weather toboggan run starting at Latschau and ending in Vandans, featuring 44 jumps, a 360° loop, and 15 sharp 180° turns designed for adrenaline-packed rides.
Contact
Téléphone: 05556 70183167