Eat and sleep in a rustic setting
Mountain huts in the area of the reservoirs
Eat and sleep in a rustic setting
You’ll arrive safely and in comfort at the Mooserboden with shuttle buses and Europe’s biggest open inclined lift. Expert guides let you take a look behind the scenes of electricity generation from hydropower on a dam wall tour. The exhibition “Electricity Adventure World” presents interesting information on the construction of Austria’s most important power plant.
For families, there’s Stromi’s children’s learning trail, on which the little ones can also learn about the relationships between nature and technology in a playful way. Well developed hiking trails and MOBO 107, the highest via ferrata on a dam wall, promise adventure and the experience of nature. Or simply enjoy the three-thousand-metre summits of the Hohe Tauern from the sun terrace of the mountain restaurant and be pampered with regional specialities at the cosy Fürthermoaralm.
Season 2025: End of May to mid-October
June | daily from | 8:10 AM - 4:45 PM |
July, August | daily from | 8:10 AM - 5:00 PM |
September, October | daily from | 8:10 AM - 4:45 PM |
Your safety is important to us! The start and end of the season can be postponed at any time due to the weather and avalanche situation. Please enquire about the current operating times before your arrival.
With on-site transfer buses and the Lärchwand inclined lift, you’ll ride in comfort from the Kesselfall ticket office to the Mooserboden reservoir at an elevation of 2,040 metres. There is no timetable for the transfer buses to the reservoirs; the buses run continuously (depending on the number of people waiting), and we will try to keep any waiting times as short as possible.
Ascent | daily | from | 8:10 am | to | 3:30 pm | regularly |
last descent | daily | at | 4:45 pm | |||
in July & August | daily | at |
5:00 pm |
You should allow about 45 minutes for the ascent to the Kaprun high mountain reservoirs.
Mountaineer bus:
Every Saturday and Sunday from June to September, we offer an early bus especially for hikers and mountaineers. It departs at 6:45 am from the Kesselfall ticket office (Kesselfallstrasse 98) and drives up to the Mooserboden at 2,040 metres above sea level.
Departure: 6:45 am from the Kesselfall ticket office
Arrival: approx. 7:25 am at the Mooserboden reservoir
Riding along on the mountaineer bus is only possible with a reservation made by 3:00 pm on the day before. Click here to register for the mountaineer bus.
From Kaprun, follow the signs to the Kaprun high mountain reservoirs As you leave Kaprun, follow the mountain road for about 6 kilometres until you reach the free parking garage and the Kesselfall ticket office at end of the road.
Please park your vehicle in the free parking garage and join one of the transfer buses there which operate continuously to the Mooserboden. Private cars and coaches are not allowed to drive up to the reservoirs.
Ticket office | Car park: Kesselfallstrasse 98, 5710 Kaprun
The bus line 660 of the Salzburger Verkehrsbetriebe regularly shuttles back and forth between Zell am See and the Kesselfall ticket office during the opening hours of the Kaprun Hochgebirgsstauseen.
To the timetable information
Free use of public transport!
With the Pinzgau Mobility Card, guests who have booked a stay in Pinzgau can use all public transport free of charge for the entire duration of their holiday. The card is valid from 29 May to 31 October and is issued by the accommodation provider.
The unique interaction of natural forces and technical tour de force! Go on a virtual tour of the Kaprun high mountain reservoirs and explore the surrounding area!
Visit our information centres. Explore the interior of the Mooserboden dam on a guided tour, learn interesting facts about the history and myths of the reservoirs and their structures.
The legendary Grossglockner Ultra Trail, the summer solstice or events such as the VERBUND Cycle Day, Children’s Festival or activities like the flying fox, via ferrata tours and llama walks – there are quite a few things going on in the high mountains. Every year, the Kaprun high mountain reservoirs attract visitors with a colourful mix of events and activities.
Ascent and descent | one-way ride | |
Adults | € 38.00 | € 20.50 |
Children born 2019 to 2024 | free | free |
Children born 2009 to 2018 | € 21.00 | € 10.50 |
Family ticket* | € 76.00 | |
Family ticket including dam tour* | € 97.00 | |
Dog** | € 9.00 | |
Season ticket | € 150.00 |
* Includes parents and max. 3 children.
** Dogs must wear a muzzle and be on a lead in all forms of transport. Thank you for your understanding. Muzzles are available at the Kesselfall ticket office.
Discounts: holders of a disability ID or wheelchair users: 50% discount on admission and all guided tours; a 50% discount also applies to any escort required.
From June to September | Departure from Kesselfall | Ascent and descent | one-way ride | |
Mountaineer bus | Saturday and Sunday | at 6:45 am | €34.00 | €20.50 |
Only with prior registration by 3:00 p.m. the day before. Click here to register for the mountaineer bus.
Adults | |
Ascent and descent | €34.00 |
Dam wall tour | €9.00 |
Children (6-15 years) | |
Ascent and descent | €17.00 |
Dam wall tour | €6.00 |
Admission per adult | € 11.00 |
Children: born 2019 to 2024 | Free |
Children: born 2009 to 2018 | € 7.00 |
Groups of 15 and more people are kindly asked to book in advance.
Choose from our range of vouchers and give a special kind of adventure with a visit to the Kaprun high mountain reservoirs.