Our SölliBully is currently taking a short break for maintenance and is expected to be back for you in April 2026. The XXL Sölli's Ball Express at Berghaus Schönblick is still open for play!
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Adventure playground at the Söllereck mountain station
The high-quality and unique playground right next to the Schönblick mountain hut features Sölli's XXL ball express, climbing wall, tube slide, and wooden ball runs. The perfect prelude to Sölli's wooden ball race from Schönblick to the intermediate station of the Söllereckbahn cable car.
The SölliBully playground at the Söllereck intermediate station
The SölliBully was crafted from wood with great attention to detail: steering wheel, accelerator, rearview mirror – everything is there, so little explorers can feel like real snowcat drivers. Then it's a thrilling ride back down the slide.
In addition to the SölliBully, children can enjoy swings and, in summer, even a bouncy castle. And for an extra dose of fun, there's a thrilling ride on the Allgäu Coaster, located right next to the playground.
Large playground at Fellhorn (Schlappoldsee station)
The large children's playground at Fellhorn is located directly opposite the sun terrace and features a great play area.
The little ones can enjoy a 26-meter-long giant tunnel slide, a rope circus, climbing frames, and a bird's nest swing (for 6 kids!). And if you'd like to know what a "humming stone" or "mountain telephone" is, you should check it out.
Children's playground at the Nebelhorn (Höfatsblick station)
Large playground at the Höfatsblick station with a slide, swing, climbing house, and rope climbing garden.
Located directly next to the "Gemsnest" panoramic bar.
Playground at the Kanzelwand mountain station
While the little ones are having fun in the children's playground, the adults can relax on the sun terrace. A playground with a climbing frame, wobbly bridge, slide, and much more.
Tip: The Burmi Water Trail begins directly below the playground:
The adventure trail for little water lovers revolves around the cool water and leads from the Kanzelwand mountain station to the popular Riezler Alpsee. At various stations with whirlpools, water wheels, and locks, children can experiment with water to their heart's content.
