The ride utilizes a centrifugal brake system that limits speed to a maximum of 12 kilometers per hour.
Construction employed a specialized suspension technique to avoid harming the root systems of the surrounding larch and spruce trees.
The track layout covers a vertical drop and follows the natural topography of the valley side.
The system is designed for a silent descent to preserve the natural acoustic environment of the Ahrntal forest.
The Fly-Line Wasserfall is a gravity-driven forest coaster located in the Ahrntal valley of South Tyrol, Italy. Riders are suspended from a stainless steel pipe rail that winds through the woodland canopy near the Reinbach waterfalls. Unlike traditional roller coasters, the system uses centrifugal force and gravity to control speeds, keeping them at a leisurely pace for sightseeing. The track descends through the forest, providing views of the Reinbach waterfall complex. It is designed to minimize environmental impact on the surrounding alpine terrain. The ride concludes near the base of the waterfall trail system.
The small wooden platform overlooking the second waterfall where the track makes a sharp turn through the trees.
Wear closed-toe shoes suitable for hiking as the ride is situated at the beginning of a mountain trail.
Bring a windbreaker even in summer, as the forest canopy and waterfall mist keep the area cooler than the valley floor.
Check local weather forecasts, as the attraction pauses operations during heavy rain or high winds for safety.
Do not attempt to walk along the steel track or touch the pipe while in motion. Avoid visiting during thunderstorms.
Operates seasonally from late spring through autumn; closed during winter months due to snow and ice.
No loose items or scarves are permitted; follow the operator's instructions regarding seated posture.
