Play and exercise!

The ball course stretches 700 meters from the middle station into the nearby forest and back again. The valley mascot Gasti is waiting to challenge the players' skills at 7 different stations. The wooden ball can be purchased for 2 euros either at the ticket office in the valley or at the ball machine in the middle station. At each station there is a detailed explanation and a pen to enter the points scored on the score card.

It remains exciting right to the end. Because at the last station, with a bit of luck, you can double the points you have already scored.

 

Tip for connoisseurs: The Wengeralm and the Reiterhütte provide refreshments and are only a few steps away from Gasti's ball course!

Junge balanciert auf einem balken
Kinder spielen bei einer Station des Kugelparcours
Geschicklichkeits-Station
Mädchen bei einer Station mit rad
Familie auf dem Weg zu einer Station

The Ball Course Is This Diverse

Gasti genießt das Panorama am Fulseck
Gasti's Home

It's worth making a quick stop!

Stop by Gasti’s little house—it’s located along the ball course. Grab a tattoo and leave him a message.

Gasti is looking forward to your visit!

Sommer Actionerlebnis Sprungturm Jump Bag Kinder spielen
Gasti's Test of Courage

A special challenge awaits you!

From the diving platform right next to the mid-station, you’ll jump from a height of 1.5 or 3 meters into the soft landing mat.

Can you prove your courage?

Kinder Abenteuer-Stempelheft Gastis Erlebnispass mit Stationen am Fulseck
Your Adventure Pass

Go on adventures, collect stamps, and get rewarded!

With the Adventure Pass, you can set off on a discovery tour of Fulseck Adventure Mountain. Stamps await you at five stations, and adventurers will be rewarded with a little surprise!

You can earn two stamps right away along Gasti’s ball course.

Good question. Good answer.

Where is Gasti's ball course?

The ball course is located right next to the midway station of the Fulseck summit cable car. The approximately 700-meter-long loop winds through the adjacent forest and back to the midway station.

How long does it take to complete the ball course?

The ball course is about 700 meters long. You should plan on spending about 45 minutes to complete the course. Depending on how long you spend at each station, your visit may take longer.

What age group is the ball obstacle course suitable for?

There is no set minimum or maximum age for the ball course. It’s the perfect family activity where young and old alike can have fun together.

Where can I buy the balls for Gasti's ball course?

The balls are available for €2 at the ticket office of the Dorfgastein Mountain Railways and at a vending machine at the mid-station. They are also sold at the Reiterhütte and the Wengeralm.


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