Feel it—the power of nature and your own strength. Teamwork is key to conquer Tyrol’s legendary rapids. AREA 47 preps and equips you for an adventure with your crew, your boat, and top-notch safety.
There's no escape from the wild waters of the Imst Gorge. Get in the river!
Brace yourself for thrills! Experienced rafters’ dream: conquering the Ötztaler Ache
A quick two or three: your exciting rafting challenge in the Imst Gorge!
Here comes an extra shower of fun in the rafting boat! Kids ahoy!
On the day of your rafting tour, you get free access to the Water AREA with all its attractions.
Three days to shrink your bucket list:raft, canyon, and conquer Austria's highest high ropes course with us!
High five to this trip! Enjoy five days of rafting, canyoning, mega swing, high ropes course, and e-mountain biking.
We recommend booking your rafting tour in advance. Weekends and summer days in July and August are especially popular and fill up quickly. The sooner you book, the better.
Yes, experience is essential for participating in advanced tours. This means you should have completed a beginner tour or have prior experience in this sport. This is for your safety and must be confirmed on-site.
In the case of a last-minute cancellation, we must adhere to our terms and conditions, and therefore cancellation fees will apply. However, if there are still enough available spots, adding participants is definitely possible.
Each activity has different age restrictions. Here you can find an overview of the minimum age for each activity. The minimum age is based on legal regulations that we must adhere to, and unfortunately, we cannot make any exceptions.
No, for all rafting, canyoning, and caving tours, you only need swimwear and a towel. The shoes are included in the special equipment.
It’s better not to! You’ll need your hands free for the activities, and personal belongings often fall out of pockets and can get damaged. Just store them in our lockers at the Climbing Base or the Outdoor Base. Important medications can, of course, be taken along—just let your guide know.
