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Opening times, information & how to get to SkiWelt Going

Take the Astbergbahn, the 4-seater chairlift operated by Bergbahn Going, for a leisurely ride up the Astberg – the mountain offering panoramic views of the Wilder Kaiser, the Kitzbüheler Horn and the Großglockner. In summer, the Astberg Pony-Alm and Lake Astberg await you at the top; in winter, you have direct access to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental. Any questions about tickets, timetables or groups? You can contact us directly here.

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Ticketoffice in Going

advance ticket sales/ticket sales

Marchstraße 53, 6353 Going am Wilden Kaiser
Two people are sitting in a gondola on their way over the mountains. The landscape consists of green forests and majestic peaks under a clear sky.

Chair lift Going - Astbergbahn Going

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mountain railway/cable railway

Marchstraße 53, 6353 Going
A family stands happily in front of a horseshoe gate. In the background, mountains can be seen, and next to them stands a small pony.

Astberg Pony Alm

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fun park/leisure park

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Marchstraße 53, 6353 Going am Wilden Kaiser

Your message to Going Mountain Railway

Do you have any questions about the Astbergbahn, tickets or a trip to the Pony-Alm? Drop us a line – we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. For up-to-date information on lift operations, it’s best to give us a call.

Brixen Mountain Railways in summer and winter

Talabfahrt Astberg mit präparierter Piste, Sonnenschein und Blick auf das verschneite Tal vor dem Kitzbühler Horn
SkiWelt Going

Sunny slopes, varied terrain transitions, and direct access from the village make for a winter idyll.

Mädchen reitet auf einem Pony und Bruder achtet auf sie.

One of seven unique adventure worlds in the largest mountain adventure offer in the Alps

Astberg Pony Alm

A highlight of the popular Astberg panoramic mountain is the Ponyalm with its 27 cute ponies including foals. Together with the pony pros, I explore the area on the back of the ponies - a dream for all kids...

Directions & Parking

You can reach Going by car via the Inntal motorway (A12), taking the Kufstein-Süd (toll-free) or Wörgl-Ost exit. By train, travel to St. Johann, Kitzbühel, Kufstein or Wörgl, from where you can continue by bus or taxi. The nearest airport is Innsbruck, or alternatively Munich or Salzburg. In Going, it is advisable to park your car at your accommodation if possible and to take the regular buses or Kaiserjet buses. If you drive directly to the Astbergbahn valley station, you’ll find plenty of free parking spaces there. In addition, charging points for electric cars are available at the valley station for a fee.

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advance ticket sales/ticket sales

Marchstraße 53, 6353 Going am Wilden Kaiser

Closed, opens on 05/06, 09:00 o'clock

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy tickets?

At the ticket office at the valley station in Going, or online at the SkiWelt Ticketshop.

How do I get to the Going mountain railway?

Telephone: +43 5358 2442
Email: mountain railways.ellmau@skiwelt.at

or via the contact form on this page.

Are dogs or pushchairs allowed on board?

 No, that’s not possible on the chairlift. Bicycles are transported.

What’s on at the Astberg in summer?

The Astberg Pony-Alm with ponies, sheep and goats, Lake Astberg, the Kaiserkino cinema and the ‘Spiegel des Kaisers’ photo spot.

Is there a combined ticket available with the Hartkaiserbahn in Ellmau?

Yes, the Experience Day Ticket is valid on the Astbergbahn and Hartkaiserbahn.

What is the name of the mountain railway in Going?

The Astbergbahn, a 4-seater chairlift from Going up to the Astberg (1,255 m). It is operated by Bergbahnen Wilder Kaiser.

Can you go tobogganing at the Astberg?

Yes, the Astberg toboggan run is open during the day and in the evening, provided there is enough snow.

Are there group rates?

Yes, for groups of 20 or more. Please contact us using the form.

I’ve lost something – who should I contact?

Please ring us or get in touch via the form, stating the date and train.

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