The leisure, sports & wellness offer of the Quellalpin is barrier-free

Sports & relaxation for all needs

The nature park and glacier region of Kaunertal is considered a model for accessibility in Tyrol. The Quellalpin Kaunertal was also carefully planned and fully implemented to be wheelchair accessible – for carefree leisure moments without restrictions.

Is the Quellalpin accessible or suitable for prams?

  • Accessible entrance area for wheelchairs and prams
  • Modern lift connecting all levels of the leisure pool
  • Spacious changing rooms
  • Multi-purpose pool with a swimming lift of class RMT - 175kg for accessible swimming
  • Fully equipped, wheelchair-accessible sanitary facilities
  • Accessible access to the outdoor facilities
  • Spacious, wheelchair-accessible bistro including self-catering area

Pool lift for accessible swimming

Our large swimming pool with massage jets, whirlpool loungers and plenty of space for movement features a disabled lift of class RMT - 175kg.

All areas in the indoor pool, including the outdoor sunbathing area, are generously designed and – where necessary – connected by a lift. From the swimming pool to the sauna area on the upper floor and to the bowling alley in the basement. The fitness studio, the Talgenuss restaurant, the bouldering area and the Kaunertal hall for events of all kinds complement the offer.

Discover the Kaunertal without Handicap
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Your journey to Kaunertal

The journey to Feichten in Kaunertal is conveniently possible by public transport. The nearest ÖBB train station is located in Landeck/Zams (approx. 30 km away). From there, the post bus goes via Prutz to Kaunertal – the Quellalpin stop is right next to the building.

Directly at Quellalpin there are numerous free parking spaces for arriving by private car. The entrance area is designed to be wheelchair-friendly and barrier-free accessible.

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ÖBB Timetable