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Kugelbahn Miltenberg

A free family play attraction in Miltenberg's wooded Stadtpark, featuring several ball-run modules set among the trees.

Outdoor Family-friendly Free

The Kugelbahn Miltenberg is a family-friendly outdoor play installation in the Stadtpark (town park). Spread across the green, partly wooded grounds are several ball-run modules where children can send balls rolling.

At a Glance

Category
Family & Leisure (playground)
Address
Stadtpark, 63897 Miltenberg
Access
freely accessible, no admission fee, open around the clock
Setting
outdoor, wooded park grounds
Google rating
4.7 (94 reviews)
Contact
Tel. +49 9371 404119

The Installation – What You'll Find

The site is made up of several different ball-run modules. These include a blue ball-run machine with wooden ramps, as well as a carved wooden ball run with balls set along the forest path beneath the trees. Another element is a concrete channel fitted with tree-trunk obstacles for the balls to roll through. A carved wooden sculpture of a squirrel, perched on stacked pieces of wood, adds an eye-catching touch.

Location in the Stadtpark

The ball run is located in Miltenberg's Stadtpark, nestled among grass and trees. The modules are distributed along paths through the green, partly wooded grounds, making a visit easy to combine with a stroll through the park.

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Address

Stadtpark
63897 Miltenberg

Hours

So: 00:00–24:00

Contact

09371 404119

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