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Fun and adventure in the trees. Courage and overcoming challenges. Always well supervised and secured. Use of the forest rope course is restricted to children ages 4–15 only when accompanied by an adult. The “Climbing Princess Course” is an exception. You’ll find the forest rope course right next to the TOM Almhütte on the Natrun. For more information on opening hours, etc., please scan our QR code under “Forest Rope Course.”

The Komoot app is here to help you with our selected hikes. Just scan the QR code to get all the information you need. For more details, see the “Komoot App” section.

The 18 holes, ranging in difficulty, are located near the Natrunbahn valley station. Clubs, balls, and game passes are available at the lift ticket office. For more information, scan our QR code under “Minigolf.”

Turn life’s proverbial high points into reality and experience the breathtaking beauty of the Alps from a bird’s-eye view with a helicopter sightseeing flight over the Jufenalm! Experience the feeling of freedom and adventure as you fly over majestic mountain peaks, deep valleys, and sparkling mountain lakes.

The Karbachalm is where the Mountaincart track begins. Before you “whiz down” the Mountaincart, there’s a brief orientation—and then you’re off! A 6.5-kilometer stretch of adventure and action awaits you.

The Mountaincart is a newly developed recreational vehicle that’s a blast to ride. The spectacular Mountaincart ride takes you through a beautiful natural landscape and is a guaranteed highlight for young and old alike. You can find more information in our QR code under “Mountaincart.”

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The Jufenalm is also an ideal starting point for anyone who wants to explore our mountain landscape by bike: there are over 20 varied routes around the Hochkönig. The challenging Flow One Trail invites experienced mountain bikers to push their limits. We’ve saved the best mountain bike routes for you on our Komoot profile! To find out how the personal guide works, check out the “Hiking Highlights” section.

Your personal discount card for numerous destinations and attractions around Maria Alm and the Hochkönig—in both summer and winter. For more information on all the discounts, visit our website: jufenalm.at

One of our favorite spots is our wildlife enclosure: Enjoy the view and marvel at the majestic red deer and mouflons against the vast expanse of the winter landscape. In our newly built barn, alpacas, dwarf goats, and many other animals fascinate animal lovers and our younger guests alike. They complete the authentic charm of the Jufenalm and make every vacation with us just a little bit more unforgettable. Our enclosure is located directly below the Jufenalm.

These slide attractions, with a total slide length of over 200 meters, are located at Natrun. Five stainless-steel slides take thrill-seekers on a fun-filled ride from the mountain station down to the Postalm. The slides, which are up to 55 meters long, feature porthole windows that enhance the view around the curves. You can reach the top for free (with the Hochkönig Card) via the Natrunbahn. For more information, scan our QR code under “Waldrutschenpark.”

Set amidst a stunning mountain backdrop lies one of Salzburg’s most beautiful golf courses. The high plateau between Saalfelden and Maria Alm provides the perfect setting for a special golfing experience from spring through fall. The Steinerne Meer and the Hochkönig mountains overlook the surrounding forests and the GC Urslautal golf course. For more information, scan our QR code under the “Golf” section.

Experience a connection with nature and relaxation. The 36-degree hot tub and the open-air sensory shower are the perfect additions. The boho-style chill-out lounge and our solarium round out our wellness area and ensure a Wohlgefühl absolute Wohlgefühl. Whether in the exclusive natural swimming pond “The Golden Lake” with its unparalleled view of the mountain panorama, in one of our extravagant designer saunas with mirrored glass, in the modern and warm swim spa with counter-current system, or in our relaxation room, which brings the forest experience indoors, you’re guaranteed Wohlgefühl absolute Wohlgefühl.

From the Jufenalm, it’s a 20- to 30-minute walk to Prinzensee, a beautifully situated mountain lake. Here, surrounded by stunning scenery, you can enjoy summer days by and in the water and admire unforgettable sunsets. It’s the perfect spot to cool off after a hot summer day. So don’t forget to pack your swimwear! You can find directions to the lake in the Komoot app. You can grab a bite to eat nearby at the TOM Almhütte or the Grammlergut (both about a 10-minute walk away).

Fun for the whole family is guaranteed on the 1.6-kilometer-long summer toboggan run at Biberg. Just hop in, pull the lever, and off you go! On the action-packed descent, you’ll tackle 345 meters of elevation drop, 61 curves, and 3 super jumps. With the Hochkönig Card, you even get one free ride per person! For more information, scan our QR code under “Summer Toboggan Run.”

Look forward to engaging practices, meditation, and intense asanas that will allow you to feel and rediscover every aspect of your body and mind. You can find all the details in our QR code under “Specials.”

Right on our grounds, a 3D archery course with 14 targets awaits beginners and pros alike. You can rent the necessary equipment and gain access to the course for a fee directly on site (including for our hotel guests). Feel free to use our practice range located right in front of the Jufenalm beforehand. You can find all details on prices, current rental hours, and the online calendarhere!

Lamprechtshöhle holds world records—it is the longest through-cave in the world! With a total length of 62 km, Lamprechtshöhle in St. Martin near Lofer is one of the largest cave systems in Europe. In 1993, Polish speleologists discovered another cave entrance at an altitude of 2,178 meters—since then, Lamprechtshöhle has been considered the longest through cave in the world. You can find more information in our QR code under the heading “Lamprechtshöhe.”

Castles, parks, museums, churches, and nature—the beauty of Salzburg lies in its many facets. Immerse yourself in history and stories, and discover the charming, historic, and cultural side of this world-famous UNESCO city. For more information, scan our QR code under the “Salzburg” section.

At the Seisenbergklamm Natural Monument in Weißbach near Lofer, the impressive power of water is on full display. Information about nature is presented in a fun and engaging way to both children and adults. The “Klammgeist” guides you through the gorge and shares interesting facts about our environment and nature.

Roaring whitewater, fast currents, unexpected eddies and waves, rocks that suddenly appear, and even waterfalls: Rafting is a sport that powerfully demonstrates the unbridled force of nature. However, it is never about conquering the water. The goal is for the river and the team to find a shared rhythm, to become one. Perfect, respectful teamwork between people and nature—that is a fascination you have to experience to understand. You can find more information in our QR code under “Rafting.”

The Celtic village at Dürrnberg offers fascinating insights into the daily lives of the prehistoric miners who were already digging for “white gold” here more than 2,500 years ago. The replicas of dwellings and workshops from a La Tène period settlement were updated in 2013 to reflect the latest research and educational standards. You can find more information in our QR code under “Celtic Museum.”

The Hohe Tauern National Park, home to the largest glaciers in the Eastern Alps and the highest waterfalls in Europe, is renowned worldwide. The museum in Mittersill brings the forces of nature to life for visitors of all ages. Experience the alpine flora and fauna up close. The hands-on museum with its large “alpine adventure world” is especially popular on days when the weather is bad. The National Park Worlds are barrier-free and open year-round. You can find more information via our QR code under “Nature Park Center.”

On par with Kitzbühel, St. Moritz, or Ischgl. Zell am See has made a name for itself as a summer and winter sports destination since the 1960s. Today, nearly 10,000 people live in the small town of Zell am See, situated 758 meters above sea level. A true “climatic health resort,” as they used to say. But that does the mountain town a disservice. With its shopping mile in the historic old town, the Viennese coffeehouse flair of the Austro-Hungarian era, and the casino, it presents itself as both sophisticated and youthful. Every corner is fascinating. You can find more information in our QR code under “Zell am See.”

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MOUNTAINBIKING

FOREST COURSE

At Hochkönig

wildlife sanctuary

Hiking

BOHEMIAN YOGA

MOUNTAINCART

Helicopter Flight

FOREST COURSE

MÜHLBACH

Our Wellness Oasis

Prinzensee

HOCHKÖNIGCARD

G-O-L-F-E-N

TOBOGGAN RIDE

LAMPRECHT CAVE

ARCHERY

Bad Weather

SEISENBERGklamm

Salzburg

RAFTING

CELTIC MUSEUM

NATURE PARK

ZELL AM SEE

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