Ninja Park Hochoetz
Austria’s first swimming climbing park
Go hard or fall into the water! An adventure unlike anything Austria has ever seen awaits you at the Hochoetz adventure mountain: The Ninja Park at the reservoir. Climb, balance, jump – if you fail, you'll land in the water. Adrenaline and fun are guaranteed and plenty of courage is needed!
Opening summer 2026: More information and details to follow. Here's a preview of what you can expect!
Obstacles & challenges
Modular elements for different skill levels – from beginners to pros. Whether you're young, young at heart or simply curious: challenge and fun are always part of the experience.
Good to know
Anyone who meets the terms of use can participate. The minimum age is 6 years, minimum height is 1.20m, and participants must be able to swim 25m. Body weight must not exceed 120kg.
The course has a modular design and offers various levels of difficulty – from easy obstacles to real challenges. This makes it suitable for beginners as well as for ambitious athletes or entire groups.
The facility consists of floating modules and obstacles arranged above the water like a low ropes course. Anyone who fails to complete an element ends up in the reservoir wearing a wetsuit and life jacket – fun guaranteed.
A wetsuit, life jacket and sturdy footwear are mandatory. All equipment is provided on site and is included in the admission price. Neoprene shoes can be bought on request, or you can wear your own closed-toe shoes.
You can book your ticket conveniently online. A time slot for the Ninja Park covers 60 minutes and can be booked at 10:00, 12:00 or 14:00. Details will follow shortly.
- You enter the climbing facility at your own risk.
- Users of the facility must be at least six years old, 1.20 metres tall and able to swim at least 25 metres.
- The maximum weight of the climbing person must not exceed 120kg.
- For minors, we recommend that they be accompanied by a supervisor who goes onto the premises or remains within sight.
- Wearing a wetsuit including a life jacket and closed footwear (neoprene shoes available on request) and a helmet is mandatory.
- Jewellery and piercings must be removed or covered before using the facility.
- For safety reasons, pregnant women, persons with back injuries, seizure disorders, or heart conditions, as well as persons under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, are not permitted to use the facility.
- Smoking and bringing food and drinks as well as sharp or pointed objects onto the premises is not permitted.
- Use is only permitted with a valid ticket after attending the safety briefing and exclusively during opening hours.
- Respectful behaviour towards other climbers is expected. Be patient if someone needs longer to overcome an obstacle.
- Access to the facility is only permitted via the signposted access points. A maximum of three persons are permitted on each platform, and one person (or one child with an accompanying adult) on each element.
- The elements may only be entered if the ‘fall zone’ underneath is clear.
- Diving is prohibited throughout the entire climbing facility.
- The instructions of the staff must be followed at all times.
- Failure to comply with these rules may result in the use of the facility being prohibited without compensation.
- The reservoir is not a swimming lake.
Opening hours
- Monday
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Tuesday
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Wednesday
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Thursday
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Friday
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Saturday
- 09:00 - 16:30
- Sunday
- 09:00 - 16:30
Prices
| Adults (2009 and older) | Children (2010 - 2019) | |
| Admission / Single ticket | € 19,- | € 11,50 |
| Groups of 10 or more (-10%) | € 17,10 | € 10,30 |
| Groups of 20 or more (-25%) | € 14,30 | € 8,60 |
| Combined ticket (ascent/descent + admission) | € 35,- | € 21,- |
| Groups of 10 or more (-10%) | € 31,60 | € 18,80 |
| Groups of 20 or more (-25%) | € 26,10 | € 15,80 |
The project is financed with support from the federal government, the province and the European Union (LEADER).
