The park is situated at an elevation of approximately 1,760 meters above sea level.
It is built on the concept of 'Sinne' (German for 'senses'), focusing on perception and physics.
The park shares its summit location with the LeoKlang sound garden and the Tonspur-Inseln.
It is part of the broader 'Sinne-Erlebnispark' concept maintained by the Saalfelden-Leogang tourism board.
Sinne Park is an interactive sensory experience park located at the mountain station of the Asitzbahn cable car in Leogang, Austria. It is specifically designed to engage the five human senses through various outdoor activity stations spread across the alpine terrain. Visitors interact with installations that demonstrate physical phenomena, such as acoustic tubes, optical illusions, and balancing equipment. The park is integrated into a high-altitude meadow environment that offers views of the Leogang Steinberge mountain range. It caters primarily to families and groups interested in experiential learning within a natural mountain setting. The layout prioritizes tactile and visual stimulation over traditional playground structures. It serves as a focal point for visitors reaching the summit area of the Asitz mountain.
The elevated viewing platform near the park entrance that frames the Leogang Steinberge mountains in the background.
Bring a light jacket even in summer, as temperatures at this altitude can drop quickly.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe footwear suitable for uneven gravel paths and mountain terrain.
Combine your visit with the nearby hiking trails that circle the Asitz mountain summit.
Do not attempt to walk up from the valley; utilize the cable car to conserve time and energy for exploring the park.
Open during the summer lift operating season; closed throughout the late autumn and spring shoulder seasons.
Supervise children closely around sensory installations; respect the alpine vegetation by staying on marked paths.
