Onwards and upwards!
Registration for the mountain bus

We’re on our winter break. The mountain bus will be available for bookings again soon

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Kaprun
Mountain bus

From approx. end of June we offer a morning bus every Saturday and Sunday, which departs from Kassa Kesselfall at 6:45 and transports hikers and mountaineers to Mooserboden at 2,040 metres above sea level.

Simply select your desired date and register for the mountaineer bus here, no later than 3 p.m. the day before.

Link to tickets will be available soon!

Prices

Ascent and descent: € 34.-
Single ride: € 20.50

If the mountain bus cannot travel as planned due to the weather conditions, we will contact you in advance by email or by telephone on the number provided.

All VERBUND excursion destinations at a glance

We look out over the Mooserboden reservoir in Kaprun. The clouds are reflected in the blue-turquoise water. The peaks in the background are covered in snow. The sun is shining and the meadows are green.

Kaprun high mountain reservoirs

The birthplace of VERBUND and a legendary spot in the post-war period.

To Kaprun

We look at the Malta mountain hotel from afar. The reservoir is blue. The meadows and forests are green and the sun is shining.

Malta high alpine road

Adventure in the valley of crashing water

To Malta

We look at the Schlegeis dam wall from afar. The forests are dense and green. A few clouds hang over the mountains in the background. The sun is shining.

Schlegeis alpine road

Hiking paradise in the Zillertal Valley

To Schlegeis

We are looking at the Freudenau hydropower plant near Vienna. The sun is shining and the Danube and the sky are bright blue.

Freudenau run-of-river power plant

Tour taking a peek behind the scenes of electricity generation just outside Vienna

To Freudenau

A view from above of the Ybbs-Persenbeug run-of-river power plant on the Danube in the sunshine.

Danube power plant Ybbs-Persenbeug

Electricity generation on the Danube

To Ybbs-Persenbeug

A view of the show turbine in Pergnegg from above. This is located in a concrete building with 3 glass fronts. The turbine is red. Numerous visitors stand inside and outside the building. The surroundings are very rural.

Demonstration turbine in Pernegg

Austria’s first turbine museum

To Pernegg

We are looking at the hydroelectric power station in Arnstein. The building is made of light brown stone. In front of it we see a small bridge. To the right and left we see trees, meadows and bushes.

Arnstein

Hidden gem of history and discovery in the learning garden – nostalgia meets modernity

To Arnstein

A view from above of the Jochenstein power station in an autumnal setting.

Jochenstein border power plant

A power plant that can be experienced with 3D technology.

To Jochenstein

We look down on the edge of the show wind in Bruck an der Leitha. The sky is blue and you can see small clouds. The wind turbine is mostly white. The tips of the wind turbines are red. Below the turbine, you can see the visitor area.

Wind farm in Bruck an der Leitha

A breath of fresh air for the future