Ice Skating & Curling
Ice skating on the Wilder Kaiser
Leave everyday life behind as you glide across the ice and breathe in the crisp winter air – a perfect activity for the whole family. While little ones practise their first moves with the help of ice penguins, older children and adults can enjoy a few leisurely laps or start a friendly game of ice hockey. Meanwhile, you can relax and take in the magic of the Tyrolean mountains with a warming cup of mulled wine.
An open-air ice skating experience awaits you at the Wilder Kaiser, with several rinks to discover both locally and in the surrounding area.
Curling at the Wilder Kaiser
Three locations in the region invite you to enjoy this popular social sport in the great outdoors. Alongside the ice rink in Going, you’ll also find the Oberstegen asphalt curling rink in Söll and the Rosemarie asphalt curling rink in Scheffau.
Frequently asked questions about ice skating and curling at the Wilder Kaiser
Right in the Wilder Kaiser region, you can go ice-skating in the open air at the natural ice rink in Going. You’ll find further ice rinks and indoor ice rinks in the surrounding area, including in Kufstein, Kundl, Kitzbühel and St. Johann in Tirol.
Yes. The ice rink in Going is a natural ice rink and is therefore subject to current weather and ice conditions. It’s best to check the latest opening times before you visit.
Yes. At the natural ice rink in Going, you can hire ice skates on site. Helmets are also available, so you don’t necessarily have to bring your own equipment.
Advance booking is particularly recommended for the natural curling rinks in Going. As the rinks are weather-dependent, bookings are sometimes only possible at short notice. For the other curling rinks in Söll and Scheffau, it is also advisable to enquire in advance directly with the respective operator.
Yes. At the natural curling rink in Going, you can hire curling stones on site. This means you can give curling a go even if you don’t have your own equipment.
Yes. Curling is a sociable winter sport that even beginners can have a go at. In Going, as well as equipment, you can also get an introduction to the sport, and book group sessions and private events.