The park features one of the longest barefoot paths in Austria, allowing visitors to walk over various natural textures.
The site hosts an active apiary with observation windows to study honeybee colony behavior.
The 'Hexenwasser' concept was inspired by the local historical connection to witch folklore in the Tyrol region.
Several stations utilize gravity-fed water channels to demonstrate hydraulic principles through interactive sluices and wheels.
The site includes a 'Simonalm' mountain hut that functions as a living history museum showcasing traditional alpine farming life.
Hexenwasser Söll is an outdoor alpine theme park located on the Hohe Salve mountain, centered around the element of water. It features over 60 interactive stations, including Kneipp paths, barefoot trails, and water-play areas designed for sensory exploration. The park focuses on experiential learning about nature, biology, and physics through hands-on installations. It includes a blue wonder cave, a singing stone circle, and an expansive apiary. The facility is accessed via the Söll mountain gondola, which transports visitors to the mid-station entry point. The park is integrated into the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental lift infrastructure. It emphasizes physical movement and engagement with the mountain landscape rather than motorized rides.
The wooden viewing platforms at the top of the Hexenwasser area offering panoramic views of the Wilder Kaiser range.
Bring a change of clothes and a towel, as most interactive stations involve water and mud.
Wear sturdy, easy-to-remove footwear for the barefoot walking trails.
Plan your route from the top down to maximize time in the primary water-play zones.
Attempting to complete every station in a single day, as the layout is spread across a large mountain incline.
Operates exclusively during the summer and early autumn season; closed during winter months when the area serves as a ski resort.
Appropriate outdoor clothing required; water-friendly footwear is encouraged throughout the park.
