Ice rinks and curling rinks
in 360° Alpenland
Ice skating and curling in winter happiness
When the temperatures drop, the south of Upper Austria shows its quiet side. You can skate your laps on well-maintained ice rinks and frozen natural ice surfaces while the peaks are reflected in the ice. Ice skating combines movement with lightness - a moment between clarity and the feeling of childhood.
Curling turns the ice into a stage for encounters. Emotion, concentration and community are what count here. Whether with family, friends or as a social gathering in the village - winter sports in 360° Alpenland mean closeness to nature and genuine tradition, borne by the Upper Austrian attitude to life.
Information about ice skating & curling in 360° Alpenland
There are curling rinks in several places in the region, often close to inns, which invite you to warm up and cater for your physical well-being. You can find the exact list further up on this page.
Ice rinks and natural ice surfaces can be found in the south of the region as well as in town centres. Rinks with a view of the mountains or near historic town centres are particularly atmospheric. You can find the exact list further up on this page.
Yes, for curling you need a curling stick and shoes with a good grip on the ice. Suitable ice skates are important for ice skating. In many places, equipment can be hired directly from the ice rink. Warm, comfortable clothing and gloves ensure that you can relax and enjoy your time on the ice in 360° Alpenland.
A game of curling usually takes about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the number of players and the style of play.
No. Curling thrives on feeling and togetherness. A short introduction is enough to get you started.
Yes, curling is an ideal sport for groups and teams. It's especially fun when you compete against each other in teams.
You can book a curling rink directly with the respective operator.
The cost of hiring a curling rink varies depending on the location and duration.
The season generally starts as soon as the temperatures are stable below zero. The artificial ice rink in Steyr usually opens at the end of October. It is best to find out about the current situation in advance.