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A ride down the Olympic ice track above Igls in a raft that needs no pilot, at up to 95 km/h. Friends, families with children over 10 and thrill-seekers love it. It runs in winter only, roughly December to March, when the track is iced.
Starts inIglsWinter
The Olympic track lies above Igls, south of Innsbruck, and has hosted Olympic bob and luge since 1964 and 1976. Check in at the Bobcafé (Heiligwasserwiese 1, Igls), across the track from the finish house, 15 minutes before your slot. Parking is limited, and the listing points to extra spaces at the Patscherkofel ski area.
From the Bobcafé you walk to the start, about 15 minutes on foot including steps and uphill stretches. Staff give you a helmet and a balaclava and run through the safety rules.
Then you climb in, up to four to a raft (sometimes fewer, depending on conditions), hold the handholds and go. The listing describes 1,270 metres of track and 14 corners, including the Kreisel, a full circle, at speeds of up to 95 km/h.
The ride finishes at the finish corner, where friends and family can watch you come in.
In winter
Bobrafting runs only when the track is iced, which Olympiaworld gives as December to March. Dress for standing outside in the cold: warm clothes, gloves and warm shoes.
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Worth knowing: Some did not expect the cold uphill walk to the start
Bobcafé K14, Olympic track, Igls
Check in 15 minutes before your booked time.
Track path
Walk to the start, about 15 minutes, with steps and uphill sections.
Start house
Helmet, balaclava and safety briefing.
Olympic ice track
Ride down 14 corners, including the Kreisel, at up to 95 km/h.
Finish corner
Arrive at the finish, where companions can watch.
This is Olympiaworld's own bobraft at its own €45 price, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. The piloted race bob costs €119 and needs riders aged 14 and over, so the raft is the way for most visitors and families to ride the Olympic ice.
Checked against the GetYourGuide listing on 20 October 2026. Prices and options change: the calendar shows the current ones.
The bobraft needs an iced track, and Olympiaworld lists it for December to March only. The summer bob is a different, piloted ride.
What to do. Book for a winter stay; pick a date in the calendar beside this page.
The start is about 15 minutes on foot from the Bobcafé, with steps and uphill sections.
What to do. Wear warm, grippy shoes, and tell Olympiaworld at least two days ahead if you need help with the path.
No. Bobrafting needs the iced track and runs in winter, December to March. Olympiaworld's summer bob is a separate, piloted ride.
No. The raft has no pilot and is designed to run safely down the track; you hold the handholds and stay seated.
Up to 95 km/h, according to Olympiaworld.
10 years. It is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back, heart or similar health problems.
No. Photos and videos are not allowed during the ride.
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Sources: getyourguide.com, olympiaworld.at, shop.olympiaworld.at, olympiaworld.at. Checked October 2026. Photos: GetYourGuide.