The wood-ball track is approx. 200 metres long in total and divided in three sections with exciting elements.
The balls make their way down and meet again at the crossings of the twisted tracks.

In summer 2017, the first development stage of the Natrun (Maria Alm/Salzburg) adventure playground was formally inaugurated – with a wood-ball track forming its highlight.

The wood-ball system to expand the Abenteuerland acted as a visitors' magnet this summer.

The compact wood-ball tower fits on the cottage terrace to bring children lots of fun.

The stations represent work processes typical for forestry in the past, surrounding a wood-ball system.

In winter, children try their first swings on skis here. In summer, they can play on the mobile wood-ball track

A ball game, a variation of the wood-ball track, has been installed in the giant's garden.

The Hopsiland Planai had three ball tracks – with a total length of approx. 150 m – added to its offer in the summer of 2016.
The complete ball track system is modular and anchored to the ground on screwed foundations, making it easy to remove and stow away the tracks in winter. 

In this version of the wood-ball track, the conveyor belt carries the wood-ball track in the summer months.

The wood-ball track with a length of 2 x 50 metres starts out right next to the Grünwaldkopfbahn mountain station.

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