Zoos & play parksOutdoor
Wild & Erlebnispark Ferleiten
Fusch-Großglockner · Nationalpark Hohe Tauern
40 minRoute
1×1× freeto the Wildlife & Adventure Park
1× free
The black corner means a condition applies.
- · to the Wildlife & Adventure Park
SourceOfficial SalzburgerLand Card brochure 2025/26 — “Einmalig freier Eintritt in den Wildpark”
More than 200 animals from the Alps and from the rest of the world live in the Ferleiten wildlife park, to be seen from a step-free walking path with a view of the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern. There is also a freely accessible play park of 20,000 m2 with 40 pieces of play equipment and a small covered play hall. There are a restaurant and a kiosk, and you can take a guided golf car tour through the Käfertal.
- Walking path through the wildlife park is step-free and suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs
- Admission to the play park is free
- Small covered play hall for when the weather is poor
Seeing wild animals close up
More than 200 animals from the Alps and from all over the world live in the wildlife park. They can be seen close up in spacious enclosures, whether you are young or old, walking with a pushchair or sitting in a wheelchair. The walking path is step-free and offers a view of the landscape of the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern.
Play park Ferleiten
Swinging and seesawing, climbing and jumping, riding and tubing: the spaciously laid out play park of 20,000 m2 has 40 pieces of play equipment. If the weather does not cooperate, there is a small covered play hall that is always open. Admission to the play park is free.
Restaurant and kiosk
For a short break or an extensive lunch with the whole family there is catering in the wildlife park.
Golf Caddy Tour
A guided tour with a golf cart through the Käfertal in the Nationalpark Hohe Tauern, past mountain panorama, waterfalls and the local animal and plant world.
What visitors say
Combination of wildlife park and adventure park at just over 1,100 metres along the Großglockner Hochalpenstraße. Visitors mention the spacious enclosures with a good view into them, the large number of animal species and the option of buying feed and feeding animals yourself; allow at least three hours. Opinions are divided, though: alongside praise for the care there are complaints about worn play equipment, expensive catering and too little space for lynx, wolves and bears. Free-roaming deer can become pushy, particularly if you have a dog with you.
- · Allow at least three hours, longer with children
- · Bringing your own food and drink helps, the catering is often called expensive
- · With a dog, take care around the free-roaming deer
SourceSummarised from public experiences, 2026-08-15.
Opening hours
- 10/07 to 31/08, daily 09:00-19:30
- 01/09 to 31/10, daily 09:00-18:00
“Mai–Juni, Sept.–Okt.: 9–18 Uhr, Juli–August: 9–20 Uhr.”
SourceBrochure 2025/26
Contact
- Tel
- +43 6546 220