Into the gondola and up into prehistoric times
Summer in Triassic Park
Dinosaurs, corals, ammonites, and the ancient Tethys Sea—no matter the weather! Where the popular Steinplatte ski and hiking area stands today, the ancient Tethys Sea once lay 200 million years ago. Triassic Park brings the Alpine geological history to life like never before—and offers prehistoric fun for the whole family with the Triassic Center, Triassic Beach with its water features, Triassic Trail, viewing platform, Panorama Shell, Fischer’s Coral Garden, and the stalactite cave.
Adventure & Discovery
At Triassic Park, the focus is on experiencing nature, getting active, and exploring the fascinating world of prehistoric times. Set out on the Triassic Trail, enjoy spectacular views from the observation deck, explore the mysterious stalactite cave, and immerse yourself in the fascinating underwater world of the past at Fischer’s Coral Garden. An adventure for the whole family!
Water, Fun & Action
This area is perfect for active family adventures in the great outdoors. At Triassic Beach, the water play area, and the low ropes course, the focus is on exercise, adventure, and refreshing summer fun for all ages.
Indoor & Bad Weather
Even on rainy days, Triassic Park offers exciting experiences for the whole family. At the Triassic Center and in the impressive stalactite cave, you can explore the fascinating world of prehistory regardless of the weather and set off on a journey of discovery.
Puzzles & Interactive Experiences
Here, learning becomes an adventure: With the interactive augmented reality scavenger hunt and colorful children’s activities, young explorers can playfully immerse themselves in the world of dinosaurs. A tablet or smartphone becomes a treasure map that reveals prehistoric secrets—while our children’s activities, featuring creative games, exciting stories, and plenty of physical activity, are sure to put a smile on every child’s face.
Family & Kids
Everything that makes families happy: At Triassic Park, carefully curated experiences and shared adventures await visitors of all ages. While the children’s entertainment program provides action, games, and excitement, young climbing enthusiasts can test their courage and agility in a fun way at the low ropes course. At the Triassic Summer Party and other colorful events, you’ll create unforgettable family memories—all set against the prehistoric backdrop of the Steinplatte.
Hours, Prices, and Directions
Planning your visit? We’ve put together all the important information - opening hours, prices, and directions - for you. Hungry or thirsty? You’ll be well taken care of at our mountain huts!
Whether you’re traveling with a dog, a stroller, or a wheelchair - the Steinplatte and Triassic Park offer the perfect conditions for a relaxing outing. Dogs are allowed on the gondola and are welcome in the outdoor area. Families can enjoy stroller-friendly paths on the Triassic Trail, while the accessible infrastructure and spacious gondolas ensure a comfortable visit for wheelchair users. So nothing stands in the way of a shared mountain adventure.
Sommerfahrbetrieb 2026
- täglich von 23.05.2026 (Pfingstwochenende) bis inkl. Sonntag, 20.9.2026
- durchgehend von 9:00 Uhr bis 16:45 Uhr
Frequently Asked Questions:
What can you do at Triassic Park in the summer?
In the summer, Triassic Park at Steinplatte invites families on a journey back to prehistoric times: along the Triassic Trail, you’ll discover life-size dinosaurs, fossilized corals, and ammonites. At Triassic Beach, water features and Kneipp facilities offer a refreshing break; children can use hammers and chisels to uncover fossils or dig up a dinosaur skeleton.
Who is Triassic Park suitable for?
Triassic Park is perfect for families with toddlers, school-age children, and teenagers—from water play areas and fossil hunts to interactive stations—and also offers exciting experiences for parents and grandparents with the Triassic Trail, the stalactite cave, and the Triassic Center.
Is Triassic Park still a good place to visit even in bad weather?
Yes, Triassic Park is a worthwhile destination even in bad weather: The Triassic Center, with its research camp and stalactite cave, offers exciting indoor activities that are not dependent on the weather and provide entertainment even when it rains.
How much time should you set aside for the visit?
Triassic Park is well worth a full-day trip: you should plan on spending at least half a day on the Triassic Trail, Triassic Beach, fossil hunt, puzzle rally, Triassic Center, and stalactite cave—but if you want to take your time and enjoy everything, you can easily spend a whole day on the mountain.
How do you get to Triassic Park?
Triassic Park is located on the Steinplatte in Waidring and is easily accessible by gondola from Waidring—no long hike is necessary. You can get there either by car, driving directly to the valley station in Waidring, or by public transportation (bus service to the Pillerseetal valley) followed by a short walk to the gondola.
Is Triassic Park suitable for families with strollers?
Yes, Triassic Park is well-suited for families with strollers: The main paths are mostly easy to navigate and designed to be accessible, so families with young children can enjoy a relaxing visit to the park.
Are there restaurants and amenities on site?
Yes, there are mountain restaurants and huts around Triassic Park where you can enjoy lunch, snacks, and drinks, as well as sun terraces and rest areas where you can take a break. At the mountain station and in the park, you’ll find restrooms—some with changing tables—as well as easily accessible areas for families with children, making it easy to spend longer periods of time there, including meals, playtime, and rest breaks.
How much does it cost to visit Triassic Park?
To visit Triassic Park, you’ll need a ticket for the Steinplatte Mountain Railway, which includes admission to the park. There are various ticket options available, such as single-ride tickets, day passes, and family-friendly packages—including family tickets and some combination or network tickets with discounts. You can find the current prices and promotions directly in the ticket section of the Steinplatte Mountain Railway website.
Do you have to book tickets in advance?
You can usually visit Triassic Park on a whim and buy tickets directly at the mountain railway ticket office. Booking online is especially recommended during school holidays, on weekends, and when the weather is nice to avoid long wait times.
Discounts in summer and winter
The Tyrolean and Salzburg Family Pass is valid in summer and winter and the Climate Ticket is only valid in summer.
Awards in summer
