Some winter activities are simply timeless. Sledding in Hinterglemm is one of them: Whether it’s a fast-paced, winding ride or a leisurely one with a touch of romance, whizzing down into the valley on a sled is fun for people of all ages, no matter the pace.

What makes sledding so special is its versatility. While families with children prefer to glide leisurely down the slope, others are looking for the thrill of a high-speed descent on the sledding run. Both options have a firm place in Hinterglemm, right near the hotel.

If you’re looking for more speed, the Reiterkogel has plenty to offer. Instead of gliding along leisurely, you can hop on your skates like a wild speedster and race down the slope at a good pace.

The winding track provides excitement and a real sense of speed. The wind in your face, the slight vibration of the runners on the groomed track, and the turns that you have to navigate skillfully make this type of sledding a little adrenaline rush right in the middle of your winter vacation.

One of the real highlights of the Reiterkogel toboggan run is night tobogganing. When darkness falls over Hinterglemm, the run is transformed into an atmospheric light display that lends the tobogganing experience a whole new atmosphere.

Zooming toward the lights while the cool evening air brushes past your ears is an experience quite different from a daytime toboggan ride. The darkness sharpens the senses, the speed feels more intense, and the illuminated track creates an almost magical atmosphere. For many guests, night tobogganing becomes one of the most unforgettable moments of their winter vacation in Hinterglemm.

• Don’t miss night tobogganing: Be sure to set aside at least one evening for it. The illuminated track offers an atmosphere you won’t experience during the day.
• Warm clothing for the evening: The air cools down quickly when tobogganing at night. An extra layer, gloves, and a warm hat are especially recommended in the evening.
• Start slowly with children: Let younger children set their own pace at first, before picking up speed and taking more turns. That way, their enthusiasm will grow step by step.
• Take advantage of the short distance: Since the train station is only 300 m from the hotel, it’s worth taking a spontaneous short trip between other activities on the day’s schedule.
• Plan for multiple runs: One run is rarely enough. Allow enough time for several runs; children, in particular, often want to start over and over again.

After sledding, the walk back is wonderfully short. Back at the Rosentalerhof, your “Frei.Raum” awaits: a cozy hotel room or an apartment with more space for family and friends. And no matter what you choose, our Berg.Spa is open to all guests.

First, warm up in the sauna, take a deep breath in the saltwater steam room, and let your cold fingers thaw out. And on two evenings a week, the terrace becomes especially cozy: that’s when our fire pit crackles, the mulled wine steams, and the day of tobogganing comes to a perfect close.