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The holiday region Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is a dream-holiday destination for families and clearly one of the best family-ski-resorts in the Alps. Especially the family ski slope is a wonderful adventure!

The Family Park Serfaus at the Komperdell lift station offers all young skiers the opportunity to enjoy the Children's Snow-Alm and the 30-150m tubing tracks for some fun while taking a short break from skiing. Murmli, the mascot of Serfaus, invites all children to enjoy his adventurous winter-wonderland. An exciting day spent in the Murmli-Park includes many exciting attractions for young skiers and ensures a fantastic introduction to the sport of skiing. The bear-themed family ski slope has so many exciting adventures awaiting all young skiers, such as entering a large-scale bear's head, and then skiing through the throat and the tummy of the bear!

» Family ski holiday in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

Located at 1,500 metres above sea-level at the Untermarkter Alm in Imst, you can race down the mountain on the thrilling Alpine Coaster. The Alpine Coaster runs along 3.5 kilometres of rails down into the valley, up to 6 metres above the ground at certain points! The ride takes approximately 10 minutes, depending on the speed you choose through the waves, steep corners, and jumps, which will surely make your heart race!

This thrilling ride is available during winter as well and lets you speed through the winter landscape even without a driving license, as it is very safe. Simply strap on, get ready, and speed off! The Alpine Coaster starts at 1,500 metres above sea-level, and can be reached on foot, by gondola, or by using the chair lift and enjoying the beautiful views of the alpine landscape.

» Alpine Coaster Imst

The discovery of the ice-man Ötzi in the Ötztal mountains was a world-wide sensation. The glacier-mummy is more than 5,000 years old and was discovered in 1991 at the Hauslabjoch mountain. Due to his discovery at the Ötztal glacier he was given the name of Ötzi. Stone Age villages in the Ötztal valley have been dated back as far as 8,000 A.D. The Ötzi Village in Umhausen recreates the life of Stone Age villagers in a playful and informative fashion. A large area of 11.000 m² gives insight into village life in the past, with well researched recreations of huts and further installations. All young visitors love the play area for Stone Age-kids, and the archaeological outdoor park impresses with many exciting Stone Age animals hidden along the way. Rituals were an important part of village life during those times, and the Ötzi Village recreates many celebrations and rituals as they may have been celebrated thousands of years ago. Children's birthdays are often celebrated here as a very special occasion.

» Ötzi Village Umhausen

An absolute highlight for children is the fascinating world of the Hexenwasser Hochsöll alpine outdoor theme park. With six exciting water-themed stations to play on and also learn from, a trip here will never disappoint. This wonderful world gives children the opportunity to play with the exciting water features in the fresh mountain air while parents can take in the spectacular views of the alpine landscape.

The water stations are only one feature of this exciting theme park, which is a part of the Skiwelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental. The beauty and strength of the alpine water can be felt here with all of your senses, making the importance of clean natural water very clear to all visitors. 

The Hexenwasser theme park can be reached with great ease via the gondola of the mountain lift service of the Bergbahnen Söll, and you can continue on all the way to the Hohe Salve at the top of the lift.

» Hexenwasser Söll