Area 47 Ötztal - Bahnhof

Tucked away in the heart of the Ötztal Alps, a 7,000 m² mountain lake fed by crystal-clear glacier water awaits you at AREA 47. Located where the Ötztaler Ache flows into the Inn River, this expansive lake is divided into two zones: a 150 m-long quiet and swimming area and a more action-packed section near the on-site restaurant. Floating bridges and lane dividers clearly separate both zones. Around the lake, sprawling sunbathing areas offer space for up to 1,500 guests. Umbrellas, loungers, and balls can be rented at the entrance.

Adrenaline included

Thrill-seekers are in for a treat:
Blobbing launches you skyward as a friend jumps onto the inflatable airbag.
The Slide Park delivers full-speed fun with five different water slides – including the Freefall Slide, reaching speeds up to 80 km/h, and the 270-Degree Twister with 140 meters of turns and drops.
The Wave Slide and bumpy tracks add even more variety. Younger guests can enjoy a designated Kids' Slide.
The Cannonball Water Catapult fires you through the air with hydraulic force – and straight into the lake.

High dives and smooth glides

The 27 m Diving Tower is reserved for pro athletes, competitions, and shows, while the 10 m platform is open to all guests. Looking for something even wilder? Try the Water Ramp – bring your own skis or snowboard and fly off into the water. Zipfl bobs, wetsuits, and life vests are available to borrow for free. Please note: water ramp use is only permitted for experienced riders, but beginner sessions with supervision are also offered.

Climbing adventures included

Rock climbing more your thing? The climbing area is included with admission to the lake. You’re welcome to bring your own gear or rent everything you need on-site. Safety first – and vertical fun guaranteed.

By car

Generally, AREA 47 has good traffic connections. It is directly located at the entrance of the Ötztal between Sautens, Haiming and Roppen. At the beginning of the valley, you will be guided by green signposts which you'll find placed along the B 171 and the B 186. Mind that toll stickers (‘Vignetten’) are compulsory and thus required by any vehicle using the Austrian motorway!

Arriving from the north (Garmisch-Partenkirchen):

Using the A12 Inntalautobahn you'll have to take the exit at Ötztal, then the first exit at the roundabout on the B 186. From here, you'll follow the road for about 1 km.

Arriving from the east (Salzburg/ München):

Follow the A93 until Kufstein. Using the A12 Inntalautobahn you'll have to take the exit at Ötztal, then the first exit at the roundabout on the B 186. From here, you'll follow the road for about 1 km (0.62 miles).

Arriving from the west (Vorarlberg):

Via the Arlberg pass and tunnel you'll be driving in the direction of Landeck, then using the A12 Inntalautobahn, you'll have to take the exit at Ötztal, then the first exit at the roundabout on the B 186. From here, you'll follow the road for about 1 km (0.62 miles).

Arriving from the south (South Tyrol):

Passing Timmelsjoch, you'll be driving on the B 186 via Sautens. You need to take the third exit at the roundabout.

By railway

Entirely stress-free and without any kind of annoying traffic jams, you can comfortably arrive by train. Once arrived at the Ötztal train station, you'll be using the bicycle route (approximately 30 km/18 yards on foot) to get to us.