Day and Night

Sledding in Kühtai

First up through the snow-covered mountains, then back down into the valley with a rush of speed: sledding in Kühtai is one of the most enjoyable alternatives to the ski slopes.

14 switchbacks full of winter fun

The toboggan run at the Graf Ferdinand Haus is located at over 2,000 meters and winds its way back down into the valley over a distance of about 1,300 meters. After a roughly 40-minute climb, a varied descent awaits—leisurely for those who want to take it easy, or fast-paced for those who prefer a more athletic challenge.

A great experience even in the evening

The hiking trail and toboggan run are lit up every evening.
Graf Ferdinand Haus hours: Open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Toboggan rentals are available at the sports shops right in town or at the Graf Ferdinand Haus (Tel. +43-677-62932979)
Paid taxi transfer available until 9:00 PM by advance reservation at Tel. +43-677-62932979 (Sunday through Wednesday from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM)

Sledding Safely

Wear sturdy shoes and winter-appropriate clothing
Adjust your speed to visibility and conditions
Keep a safe distance and stop only in areas with good visibility
A helmet is especially recommended for children

Kühtai Sponsorship

Riccarda Ruetz

She has known the mountains around Kühtai since childhood and is now one of the world’s most successful natural track luge athletes. Riccarda Ruetz from Sellrain embodies speed, precision, and a deep connection to her homeland.

Born on April 19, 2004, Riccarda began luge in 2013. What started as a passion at a young age quickly developed into an impressive athletic career. Her path took her through the junior ranks all the way to the top of the international alpine luge scene.