World's Longest Alpine Coaster Opens in Hoch-Imst, Tyrol
The longest Alpine Coaster in the world, located in Hoch-Imst, Tyrol, promises an unforgettable adventure. Spanning 3,535 meters, it descends 500 meters from the mountain station with an average gradient of 12.6 percent.
The ride, designed for one or two persons, offers varied landscapes. It winds over meadows, through forests, across streams, and even once across a ski slope, reaching heights of up to ten meters. The track features a 450-degree loop and gradients of up to six meters, with an average ride duration of nine minutes. Parents can ride with children without worry, as an automatic braking function kicks in above a certain speed.
The sleds are manufactured by specialist companies, often including Wiegand, a leading firm in the field of experience railways. The ride caters to various interests, combining family outings, sporting experiences, and nature observation. Riders can enjoy alpine flowers, bird songs, and cows on adjacent pastures along the way.
The Alpine Coaster in Hoch-Imst, the longest in the world, offers a 'pure adventure' with varied landscapes and thrilling features. With automatic brakes for safety and sleds designed for one or two persons, it caters to a wide range of riders, making it a must-try experience for adventure seekers.
