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6424 Silz
Austria
06346 5588
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What time does Wild- und Wanderpark Silz open?
Wild- und Wanderpark Silz opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Wild- und Wanderpark Silz close?
Wild- und Wanderpark Silz closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Wild- und Wanderpark Silz have parking?
Yes, Wild- und Wanderpark Silz has parking options.
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Ein schöner Balancierpfad (Oktober 2021)
Echte Märchenfiguren
Ziegengehege
Schwarzer Hase
What a wonderful zoo! We were amazed at all the local animals. There were some we would never see…read morein the zoos where we live in the states so it was very exciting to explore the zoo here. The staff was super kind and the animals were so cute! I never saw so many baby animals until today! The animals definitely seem happy here with the big spaces.
I understand that this zoo is only full of animals that are found locally or nearby, but I was…read morestill hoping for something a little more exciting than moose or bears. Those were by far the most exotic and cool animal to view. The mapping of this place is crazy. Awful location. It's right on a hill and it's all uphill or downhill. The zoo is also incredibly hard to navigate and I couldn't get out for a bit! The aquarium is disappointing. Overall, I feel like this zoo needs to step up its mapping within the park so people know where they are going and also need to bring some new attractions to the zoo.
This is a surprisingly interesting place. While it's small, they have a very good and broad…read moreselection of (small-ish) animals. The owner told us that he is a former keeper of the huge Munich Zoo Hellabrunn and as such gets access to animals that are not allowed to be imported but need a place. He has more than just reptiles actually, also birds, various fish and even mudslingers. Even though the place is not too big, we had no trouble spending a full hour there.
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Several problems really dampened the experience for me…read more -On the weekend there is no order in front of lifts whatsoever! So when 100 people try to bottle neck to the 4 available turnstiles it is pure chaos. People were cutting in from the sides and everybody was stepping on each other's skis and snowboards. 3 simple ropes could have helped the situation creating lines for organization. -Snow cover was fine, BUT there were certain areas in the middle of the piste that had rocks coming through and they weren't marked. I was so fed up that I grabbed one of the loose fist-sized jagged stones and brought it to the kassa saying it was dangerous to not mark the rocky areas. The lady pretty much blew me off giving me that's the way it is without even acknowledging the problem and rudely telling me to turn in the cards at the automat next time instead of at the window(no way I will go back there so it's not important to know). Not only do my new skis look 100 days old after only 3 days but unmarked rocks like that can seriously injure someone. -Also the only time I saw anybody from ski patrol they were bringing down injured people in the sled(also helicopter). -Definitely go by car on the weekend as the ski shuttle is PACKED! It only comes every 30 min. (not always on time, but it's free!) Bottom line- The Mountain itself has a lot of potential. Just remember to bring A LOT of patience and your rock skis and you're good to go.