Winter love

Schladming ranks among Austria’s top skiing destinations, boasting four interconnected mountains: Planai, Hochwurzen, Hauser Kaibling, and Reiteralm. Cable cars and lifts seamlessly link these slopes, catering to both skiers and snowboarders.

The Schladming ski area spans 230 kilometers of slopes, offering a diverse range suitable for beginners through to advanced and professional skiers. Freeriders and snowboarders also have ample terrain to explore.

For those seeking alternatives to downhill skiing, the area provides opportunities for cross-country skiing, winter hiking, snowshoeing, and ski touring.

 

Skiing

Skiing in Schladming-Dachstein by Peter Burgstaller

Schladming is undoubtedly a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. With four interconnected gondola and chairlift-accessed ski resorts boasting approximately 230 kilometers of groomed slopes, and three additional family and beginner-friendly ski resorts just a short 15-minute car ride away, there’s no shortage of options for skiers.

The area is also renowned for its numerous mountain huts offering excellent cuisine, and it hosts Europe’s largest après-ski venue, the Hohenhaus Tenne. For ski enthusiasts, Schladming truly offers everything the heart desires!

Cross-country skiing

Ramsau, an Eldorado for cross-country skiers

With over 220 kilometers of cross-country tracks, Ramsau offers a diverse range of options for beginners, advanced skiers, and professionals alike. The tracks traverse a breathtaking landscape, winding through snow-covered forests, beside crystal-clear lakes, and past rustic huts.

Tobogganing

Tobogganing fun on the Hochwurzen by Martin Huber

Tobogganing is a beloved winter activity in Schladming and its surroundings. The region features numerous toboggan runs that are open during the day and into the evening. Toboggans can be rented from sports stores located conveniently at the toboggan rental stations.

Winter hiking

Winter hiking in Untertal

Schladming offers a variety of guided winter hikes, providing an excellent opportunity to explore the region with experienced guides and discover new winter trails. For those seeking added variety, snowshoeing is also available as a winter hiking option.

Horse-drawn sleigh rides

Horse-drawn sleigh ride by Martin Huber

A horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snow-covered winter landscapes of Schladming and Ramsau is an unforgettable experience. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere, accompanied by the rhythmic clatter of hooves and the gentle snorting of horses, while enjoying breathtaking views of the mountains.

Further activities

Riding a fat bike in winter

•    Fat Biking in Winter: Experience snow-covered landscapes around Vorberg, Ramsau, on a fat bike.
    •    Snowtubing at Rösteralm: Enjoy sliding down snowy tracks on a large inflatable tire after a 35-minute walk.
    •    Ice Skating in Schladming: Spend time skating on Schladming’s ice rink.

Relaxation and Spa Time

For a day off the slopes, indulge in some spa relaxation at top hotels like Hotel Höflehner or Hotel Schwaigerhof. Visit their websites for more details.