Open lifts in Dorfgastein

Start of the Dorfgastein - Grossarltal ski area season on 6 December 2024!

von 8.30 - 16.00 Uhr in Betrieb

Grossarl mountain railways

Daily skiing operation on Skischaukel Grossarltal-Dorfgastein.

Grossarl mountain railways

Daily skiing operation at Skischaukel Grossarltal-Dorfgastein.

Grossarl mountain railways

Daily skiing operation at Skischaukel Grossarltal-Dorfgastein.

Grossarl mountain railways

Daily skiing operation at Skischaukel Grossarltal-Dorfgastein.

From the middle station of the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck cable car, the descent leads below the Brandlalm past the Mühlwinkelhütte. Here this descent leads into descent no. 1a to the valley station

• Difficulty level: red
• Altitude start: 1470
• Altitude at the end: 860
• Difference in altitude: 610.00
• Length: 2100

Snowshoe hiking trail

Registration at ski school Angerer or tourist office in Dorfgastein

Snowshoe hiking trail

Registration at ski school Angerer or tourist office in Dorfgastein

D7a family descent crystal

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 2300 m

The ideal ‘playground’ for the little ones to playfully gain their first skiing experience. They are supported, motivated and challenged by the wave run, gate run, snow tunnel and multi-purpose course. The Tellerlerlift Kreuzhöhe also ensures a safe ascent. Even for the little ones. 

D3a Fulseck

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 500 m

D7c Family run Mühlwinkel

• Level of difficulty: blue
• Length. 1800 m

D1d Wengerhochalmbahn - valley station

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 2000 m

No.: D1a Fulseck - Gipfelexpress

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 1900 m

D1c middle station - Wengerhochalmbahn

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 3200 m

D2 Grabner downhill run

One of the most beautiful and challenging descents on the ski mountain. Insider tip: if there is fresh snow, you can make your tracks in the deep snow in the morning! The wide slopes are also particularly inviting for carving! Ascent from Dorfgastein with the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck cable car at 2,033 metres above sea level!

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 2600 m

D3b Kühhager

Make wide turns in the sunniest and tree-free part of the ski area and feel at home here even in frosty temperatures. Accessible via the ascent with the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck cable car.

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 2300 m

D5 Gruberwald trail

The Gruberwald descent leads from the Wengerhochalmbahn mountain station through woodland and ends at the middle station of the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck cable car. The descent is ideal in bad weather and windy conditions.

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 1600 m

D7b Brandlalm family run

From the Wengerhochalmbahn mountain station via the practice area to the middle station and to the Brandalm valley station. Especially suitable for children!

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 2600 m

D11 Ridge run

The family descent leads from the Kühhageralm in the direction of Dorfgastein.

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 700 m

D12 Rauchleiten

A modern platter lift and a magic carpet will make it easier to get into winter sports in future. Numerous attractions will make children's eyes light up.

SnowFunPark - for our little winter sports guests

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 300 m

1a Alternative at the start of ski trail 1

Children are in particularly good hands here

This highly snow-sure valley run is a sight to behold until spring!

Special piste stability due to piste layout in the forest area; well-suited route for racing events

Particularly popular with carvers

Well-graded piste that leads quickly to the middle station

Suitable for carefree wide turns above the tree line

D13 Adrenalin

• Ski route
• Length: 600 m

D10 Heumoosabfahrt

Difficulty level: red
Length: 500 m

D1b Gipfelexpress - middle station

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 800 m

D8 Family descent Gruberwaldweg

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 2700 m

D9 Mogul piste

• Difficulty level: black
• Length: 600 m

Ascent with the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck 1 to the middle station.

Route: middle station-Arltörl-Kieserl-Fulseck

Descent: From the Fulseck over the groomed slopes of the Dorfgastein-Grossarltal ski area back to the valley station of the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck.

D4 Glacier descent

The descent has several variants, with the route leading from Fulseck in all directions to the middle station of the Gipfelbahn-Fulseck cable car.

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 1700 m

D6 FIS Wengeralm

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 1500 m

Insider tip!

There is a WISBI track on this piste, coin-operated € 1.00; ideal for sun-seekers

Direct downhill connection to the village centre of Grossarl

Always grippy and snow-sure piste that leads down into the valley almost in a fall line. Sporty winter guests in particular like to use it in combination with the new 10-seater Kieserlbahn gondola lift, which then takes them back up the mountain quickly and comfortably.

More challenging alternative to the family descent into the valley

A challenge for piste professionals

Varied directly below the Kreuzkogel

The name says it all

Follow in the footsteps of history on the newly ‘reopened’ Roslehenalm. The area below the Kieserl/Arltörl was already popular as a winter sports area in 1934/35.
The Kieserlbahn takes you up to 1,946 metres, the newly ‘reopened’ Roslehenalm leads along the mountain ridge down to the middle station of the Panorama and Kieserlbahn Großarltal. The highlight is the Stricklift in the Harbachgraben area, which takes you up a small hill to make the ski trail easier to navigate.

In the Grossarltal-Dorfgastein ski area there is a WISBI (Wie schnell bin ich) course next to the family run 3a on the Grossarl side. This permanent race track with timekeeping can be used for € 1,- per run and enables the automatic timekeeping of a race run. The start is from a starting hut with a coin slot, the track is secured from the normal piste. An ideal facility for exciting and fun ski races with family, friends and colleagues.

The Grossarltal Snowpark is located just below the Grossarltal 4-seater Sonnenbahn cable car. A real experience even for ‘non-professionals’