The best locations for rafting and canyoning near Filzmoos are , and . In the area of Filzmoos you can find even more rafting and canyoning locations. Schladming is the closest rafting and canyoning location and is 21 km away from Filzmoos. You can reach it in about 28 min by car.
Whitewater Stand Up Paddling on the Salzach - SupsquatchSupsquatch is derived from the word Sasquatch, which stands for Bigfoot in Canada. On a large board you will be riding the waves and currents of the Salzach river in a group. You will find ideal conditions on our home stretch. The unique mixture of waves and currents with calmer spots guarantees a lot of variety and fun. With the Supsquatch we do manoeuvres that will make you go swimming involuntarily. Swimming is allowed and falling in is desired! Tour programme - Preparation: We meet at the New Rafting base in Schlaming . On site, you will find plenty of free parking. There you will receive the equipment with helmet, wetsuit, jacket, life jacket and neoprene shoes and you can change in the changing rooms . The entry point is directly at the new raft base in Schlaming. - Tour: Before we go into the water, we will conduct our safety briefing including dry training. And then we can get started. Passing by the castle of Hohenwerfen, you will experience the impressive backdrop of the Tennen and Hagen mountains. Along the route, there is the opportunity to swim in the white water. Additionally, fun games will provide some variety. - Return: You will be taken back to the rafting base from the point of disembarkation. Tour facts - River: Salzach (difficulty level: class II) - Description: This section of the Salzach is ideal for beginners and impresses with its impressive mountain landscape. - Route: Raft base Schlaming (entry) to exit - Distance: approximately 9 km - Total duration: approximately 3 hours - Time on the river: approximately 1.5 hours Included Services - High-quality SUP - Rafting gear (wetsuit (sizes XS-XXXL; othes on request), neoprene jacket, neoprene shoes (sizes 28-52; othes on request), life jacket, helmet) - State certified rafting guide - Photos (if all participants agree) - Transfer from Salzburg to the base after booking possible on request Bring along - Swimwear - Towel - Glasses lace Requirements - Minimum age: 14 years - Good physical health - Swimming ability
From 65€
Adventurous Rafting on the Salzach River"Exciting, adventurous, wild, fun, stunning nature, beautiful views, team building, refreshing, and a truly special experience we won't forget. It was so much fun! Next time we're booking the canyoning."Simone · September 2026
Top-Rafting on the Tiroler Ache in Kössen"It was a real fun trip! Fun instructors. But serious about safety etc. The route was nice and lazy swimming, action swimming, visiting a small and ice cold waterfall and jumping of a high rock was very cool. We had an amazing day! Our boys (9 and 12 years old) never rafted before and they loved it! It was great fun. Would come back if we were to go on holiday in the area again! "Brigitta · October 2026
From 60€
Outdoor-Combi with Rafting & Canyoning in Kössen"We went canyoning in the morning and rafting in the afternoon. The welcome, briefing, and equipment were excellent. The transfer to the gorge in a modern VW van was perfectly organized. The briefing included a practice rappel at the gorge. It's also worth mentioning that the guides tried to remember the name of each participant, which made us feel even more personally looked after. I can't say exactly how long we were in the gorge because I completely lost track of time. It was so much fun! The time was perfect, though, because despite our very good wetsuits, it got a bit chilly towards the end, and we were glad to be back in the sun.
We then had a 1.5-hour lunch break before continuing with the rafting. We spent our lunch break next door eating burgers. However, you can also bring your own lunch and eat at the camp.
The length of the lunch break was perfect. At 1:30 p.m., the briefing for the rafting continued. In my opinion, the guides did a fantastic job. The organizers also catered for those who wear glasses or require medication. The rafting itself isn't "whitewater rafting," which isn't really the case given the river's layout. Nevertheless, the guides provided plenty of excitement, incorporating several swimming sections and a jump from a rock. During the stops, we encountered other operators and noticed that some of them, for example, didn't have full wetsuits. I imagine these participants didn't find the temperatures as comfortable as we did. So, to reiterate, the equipment was top-notch!"Moreno · August 2026
From 110€
Canyoning in Taxaklamm near Kössen"It was a fantastic and exciting tour. We felt safe and well looked after and had a lot of fun."Anne · August 2026
Schladming21 km from Filzmoos (28 min by car)65Reviews1Rafting & canyoning offerSchladming: Popular Rafting & Canyoning Tours
Rafting on the Enns River for Beginners & Families"A really cool experience! Highly recommended."Johanna · August 2026From 45€
Werfen30 km from Filzmoos (24 min by car)34Reviews3Rafting & canyoning offersWerfen: Popular Rafting & Canyoning Tours
Whitewater Stand Up Paddling on the Salzach - SupsquatchSupsquatch is derived from the word Sasquatch, which stands for Bigfoot in Canada. On a large board you will be riding the waves and currents of the Salzach river in a group. You will find ideal conditions on our home stretch. The unique mixture of waves and currents with calmer spots guarantees a lot of variety and fun. With the Supsquatch we do manoeuvres that will make you go swimming involuntarily. Swimming is allowed and falling in is desired! Tour programme - Preparation: We meet at the New Rafting base in Schlaming . On site, you will find plenty of free parking. There you will receive the equipment with helmet, wetsuit, jacket, life jacket and neoprene shoes and you can change in the changing rooms . The entry point is directly at the new raft base in Schlaming. - Tour: Before we go into the water, we will conduct our safety briefing including dry training. And then we can get started. Passing by the castle of Hohenwerfen, you will experience the impressive backdrop of the Tennen and Hagen mountains. Along the route, there is the opportunity to swim in the white water. Additionally, fun games will provide some variety. - Return: You will be taken back to the rafting base from the point of disembarkation. Tour facts - River: Salzach (difficulty level: class II) - Description: This section of the Salzach is ideal for beginners and impresses with its impressive mountain landscape. - Route: Raft base Schlaming (entry) to exit - Distance: approximately 9 km - Total duration: approximately 3 hours - Time on the river: approximately 1.5 hours Included Services - High-quality SUP - Rafting gear (wetsuit (sizes XS-XXXL; othes on request), neoprene jacket, neoprene shoes (sizes 28-52; othes on request), life jacket, helmet) - State certified rafting guide - Photos (if all participants agree) - Transfer from Salzburg to the base after booking possible on request Bring along - Swimwear - Towel - Glasses lace Requirements - Minimum age: 14 years - Good physical health - Swimming abilityFrom 65€
Kössen132 km from Filzmoos (96 min by car)758Reviews12Rafting & canyoning offersKössen: Popular Rafting & Canyoning Tours
Top-Rafting on the Tiroler Ache in Kössen"It was a real fun trip! Fun instructors. But serious about safety etc. The route was nice and lazy swimming, action swimming, visiting a small and ice cold waterfall and jumping of a high rock was very cool. We had an amazing day! Our boys (9 and 12 years old) never rafted before and they loved it! It was great fun. Would come back if we were to go on holiday in the area again! "Brigitta · October 2026From 60€
Outdoor-Combi with Rafting & Canyoning in Kössen"We went canyoning in the morning and rafting in the afternoon. The welcome, briefing, and equipment were excellent. The transfer to the gorge in a modern VW van was perfectly organized. The briefing included a practice rappel at the gorge. It's also worth mentioning that the guides tried to remember the name of each participant, which made us feel even more personally looked after. I can't say exactly how long we were in the gorge because I completely lost track of time. It was so much fun! The time was perfect, though, because despite our very good wetsuits, it got a bit chilly towards the end, and we were glad to be back in the sun. We then had a 1.5-hour lunch break before continuing with the rafting. We spent our lunch break next door eating burgers. However, you can also bring your own lunch and eat at the camp. The length of the lunch break was perfect. At 1:30 p.m., the briefing for the rafting continued. In my opinion, the guides did a fantastic job. The organizers also catered for those who wear glasses or require medication. The rafting itself isn't "whitewater rafting," which isn't really the case given the river's layout. Nevertheless, the guides provided plenty of excitement, incorporating several swimming sections and a jump from a rock. During the stops, we encountered other operators and noticed that some of them, for example, didn't have full wetsuits. I imagine these participants didn't find the temperatures as comfortable as we did. So, to reiterate, the equipment was top-notch!"Moreno · August 2026From 110€
