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Schmidolin’s Adventure World
A fiery land of adventure

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Schmidolin’s Adventure World on the Schmittenhöhe

The dragontastic children’s paradise

Schmidolin is an essential part of any family holiday on the Schmitten! Young holidaymakers love to follow the charming dragon around the Pinzgau’s family mountain.

The Adventure World for little thrillseekers in Zell am See

Schmidolin’s Baptism of Fire, Dragon Fire & Rocket Bike

Things are heating up in Schmidolin’s Adventure World. Whether it’s hiking, romping around at the adventure playground or trying out e-motocross: The Schmitten dragon ensures your family holiday becomes fun-filled and exciting!

Schmidolin’s Baptism of Fire adventure trail

Schmidolin’s Baptism of Fire adventure trail is, as the name suggests, a true test. With tricky questions, daring challenges, and engaging tasks: Schmidolin grows up and matures in unique and imaginative ways, with children even helping him learn to breathe fire. Those who solve all the puzzles and record their progress in the adventure pass receive a well-deserved reward at the end.

One of the highlights along the way: Schmidolin’s Dragon Fire adventure playground, where your children will be thrilled and reluctant to leave! Climbing, crawling, swinging, sliding – the adventure never stops.

Good to know: Take one ride on the areitXpress or cityXpress and you’re ready to go! Access to Schmidolin’s Baptism of Fire adventure trail is included in the cable car ticket. Adventure passes are available for free at the ticket offices of the valley stations. When returning the completed adventure pass, children are awarded a certificate at the information centre at the areitXpress valley station.

Schmidolin’s Rocket Bike for little e-motocrossers

Schmidolin’s Rocket Bike on the Schmitten in Zell am See-Kaprun is a fiery experience for young daredevils. With dragontastic motorbikes, they can go full throttle on the course at the areitXpress mountain station. The special course gives six- to seventeen-year-old fans of speedy two-wheelers the chance to try Austria’s highest E-Motocross Park!

The obstacles of the secured course can be tackled by beginners and mastered by the pros. And what about the grown-ups? They can kick back at the chill-out area by the service containers, always keeping a watchful eye on their offspring.

Are your kids ready for Schmidolin’s Rocket Bike? Please note that a waiver of liability is required for this thrilling adventure.

Getting to Schmidolin’s Adventure World on the Schmitten

  • ascent via the areitXpress (Salzachtal-Bundesstraße 8, 5700 Zell am See)

  • ascent via the cityXpress (Schmittenstraße 7, 5700 Zell am See) followed by a hike along route 56

  • on foot from the valley via these routes (see hiking map):

    • 50 and 56,
    • 57, 50 and 56,
    • 57, 52, 53 and 56
    • 54, 53 and 56,
    • 52, 53 and 56,
    • via route 51

Schmidolin Club in Zell am See

The dragontastic kids’ club on the Schmittenhöhe

It is Schmidolin above all who makes the Schmittenhöhe THE family mountain in the Pinzgau region. Membership in his dragontastic fan club is a special highlight for young adventurers aged to ten.

Schmidolin Club with fantastic benefits

Kids until the age of ten years can get a member of Schmidolins Club free of charge.

Everyone loves fan mail, especially Schmidolin! The Schmitten dragon delights in answering every card, letter and email. You can send a message to schmidolin@schmitten.at.

Schmidolin informs you about news and Schmidolin Events.

  • Schmidolin's Ski day
  • Schmidolin's Olympic Games

Please note that registration is required for the events. Catering is included in the events.

Club members get Schmidolin's Mail twice a year.

Is it your birthday? Then you can look forward to a birthday post from the Schmitten dragon himself.

Schmidolin's Club registration

Year-round family fun with Schmidolin

Schmidolin also accompanies families visiting the Schmittenhöhe in winter. During the cold season, young snow sports enthusiasts can take on the slopes at his cool Dragon Park. Plus, they can compete against peers in Schmidolin’s Olympic Games.

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