Millennium Jump
Millennium Jump on the
Semmering Hirschenkogel
Unique experience, pure adrenalin, free fall, Millennium Observatory, breathtaking view
Millennium Jump
Feel pure adrenalin
The Millennium Jump is a free-fall jump from the last platform of the 25-metre-high Millennium Observatory. The Millennium Observatory is located at the highest point of the Hirschenkogel at 1,340 metres in the immediate vicinity of the mountain station and the forest ropes course. The Millennium Jump can be perfectly combined with a climbing tour in the forest ropes course, a mountain cart ride into the valley or a stop at the Panorama Restaurant Liechtensteinhaus.
Requirements:
- Minimum age: 14 years
- Children under the age of 18 only with declaration of consent from their legal guardian
- Health suitability
Caution:
Longer waiting times may occur during busy periods. We ask for your understanding that the jump will then only take place every full and half hour. The last jump from the Millennium Observatory takes place at 16:20.
Millennium Observatory
Enjoy the view
The Millenniumswarte (also known as the Dr.-Erwin-Pröll-Warte) is located at the highest point of the Hirschenkogel at 1,340 metres. The wooden structure was built in 1999 with a total height of 30.5 metres and 155 steps. The viewing platform, from which on a fine day you can see the Semmering-Rax massif from Styria to the Vienna Basin and, on a clear day, as far as Burgenland, Lake Neusiedl and Hungary, is 25 metres above the ground. The view is breathtaking. In summer, the sunrise can be experienced particularly beautifully from the viewing platform. In the winter months, the viewing platform is closed and not accessible.
Feel pure adrenalin
