Vleky & zariadenia v prevádzke v Gastein

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Schlossalm from Friday, 29 November 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Schlossalm from Friday, 29 November 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Senderbahn from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 
Connection of the Schlossalm and Stubnerkogel ski mountains via the Angertal valley using the Kaserebenbahn and Senderbahn lifts

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Stubnerkogel from Friday, 29 November 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

www.skigastein.com

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Stubnerkogel from Friday, 29 November 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

www.skigastein.com

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 
Connection of the Schlossalm and Stubnerkogel ski mountains via the Angertal valley using the Kaserebenbahn and Senderbahn lifts

Operating times: daily from 8.30 am to 3.30 pm continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

www.skigastein.com

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 
Connection of the Schlossalm and Stubnerkogel ski mountains via the Angertal valley using the Kaserebenbahn and Senderbahn lifts

Operating times: daily from 8.30 am to 3.30 pm continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

www.skigastein.com

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Goldbergbahn from Saturday, 21 December 2024 to Sunday, 27 April 2025 daily and on Thursday, 1^st May 2025

Operating times: daily from 8.45 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.45 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Goldbergbahn from Saturday, December 21, 2024 to Sunday, April 27, 2025 daily and on Thursday, May 1^st 2025

Operating times: daily from 8.45 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.45 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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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.

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Graukogel ski lifts open with sufficient snow conditions until Sunday, 23 March 2025 from Thursday to Sunday

Operating times: daily from 9.00 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Graukogel ski lifts open with sufficient snow conditions until Sunday, 23 March 2025 from Thursday to Sunday

Operating times: daily from 9.10 a.m. to 3.45 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 9.10 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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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. 

As soon as you get off the cable car at the top of Stubnerkogel, you can see the impressive cliffs that stretch between the Stubnerkogel mountain station and the transmission tower. Like a giant silver band, the 140-meter-long suspension bridge in Skigastein floats 28 meters above the ground. You can access the suspension bridge year-round, making it a perfect spot for one-of-a-kind walks and great photos.

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D10 Heumoosabfahrt

Difficulty level: red
Length: 500 m

D1b Gipfelexpress - middle station

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 800 m

D3a Fulseck

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 500 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.

No.: D1a Fulseck - Gipfelexpress

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 1900 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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Well-graded piste that leads quickly to the middle station

More challenging alternative to the family descent into the valley

Suitable for carefree wide turns above the tree line

From the Kleine Scharte mountain station you ski down the Kleine Scharte H 2, this descent is characterised by a steep slope - the Lärchenhang, the descent later leads back to the middle station H 3 or you can continue via the Aeroplanwiese H 2a to the Schlossalmbahn valley station

From the Kleine Scharte H 2 or from the Hamburger H 3 you reach the Aeroplan descent H 2a. This beautiful valley descent is characterised by the moderately steep slope, which starts directly at the Aeroplan hut and ends at the Brandnerbauer snack station, from where you turn right and reach the Schlossalmbahn valley station

From the Kleine Scharte mountain station, you enter the H 3. It first runs along a short path, followed by a moderately steep slope, which leads back into a flat section, after which you reach the actual Hamburger, the H 3. The H 3 is a flat, wide and beautiful piste, which has several branches on its course to the Kitzstein middle station, the H 8 Bärstein Kamin, the H 4 Sendleiten and the H 2a Aeroplan

Accessible again from the Kleine Scharte mountain station or from the Sendleiten mountain station, the H 4 descent can be described as the centrepiece of the Schlossalm. It starts wide from the mountain stations, then splits into two wide pistes, which merge again at the end of H 4. Connection H 3 and H 9

From the top station of the Graukogelbahn 2 cable car, the B 1 runs downhill over flat slopes and a narrow ski path. It joins the B 5 at the valley station of the Graukogelbahn 2 cable car

D13 Adrenalin

• Ski route
• Length: 600 m

D7c Family run Mühlwinkel

• Level of difficulty: blue
• Length. 1800 m

D1d Wengerhochalmbahn - valley station

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 2000 m

D8 Family descent Gruberwaldweg

• Difficulty level: blue
• Length: 2700 m

D9 Mogul piste

• Difficulty level: black
• Length: 600 m

From a technical perspective, a fun slope is a hybrid between the classic piste, snowpark and cross racing. The course itself is designed as a single line, while the elements of a fun slope have some similarities with those we know from beginner snowparks. For example, you will find some moguls here and smaller jumps.

D1c middle station - Wengerhochalmbahn

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 3200 m

D6 FIS Wengeralm

• Difficulty level: red
• Length: 1500 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

Insider tip!

Direct downhill connection to the village centre of Grossarl

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’

From the Hohe Scharte mountain station, the Hohe Scharte Nord H 1 leads through an unspoilt natural landscape and later joins the H 2

The Hamburger Graben begins on the left before the first run to the H3 Hamburger. The piste runs past the Weitmoserlift and leads back into the H3 Hamburger at the pull trail to the middle station.

From the Hohe Scharte mountain station, the H 5, which splits in two at the halfway point, leads over the blue pistes to the H 3

From the Weitmoser mountain station, the H5a leads back to piste H3 via three options.

The medium-difficulty red piste leads from the top station of the Hochalm T-bar lift to the bottom station of the Hochalm T-bar lift

From the Kitzstein middle station, the H 9 leads along a narrow path past the steeper Aeroplanwiese and later joins the easier part of the valley run! A beautiful descent for less experienced skiers

From the mountain station of the Kaserebenbahn cable car, H 31 first leads over a slightly hilly slope (Ochsenriedel) and then along a ski trail to the Angertal ski centre. It is a good alternative to the somewhat more difficult H 32 to get to the Angertal ski centre

From the mountain station of the Schloßhochalm lift, the H 32 leads over hilly terrain past the mountain station of the Kaserebenbahn cable car and over the so-called ‘Ochsenriedel’ to the beautiful, sometimes somewhat steeper runs in the direction of the Angertal ski centre

The ski route runs from the Schlossalm to Angertal Valley. It begins right by the mountain lift station of the Kaserebenbahn and takes skiers via the former Katstall piste towards Angertal. This means that, depending on snow and weather conditions, winter sports fans will also be able to ride down a deep-snow or a moguls run.

From the Angertalbahn mountain station, the B 11 leads through beautifully hilly, wooded terrain back to the Angertal ski centre. Towards the middle of the descent, a B 21 ski trail also leads away to provide a suitable descent into the Angertal for less experienced skiers. Connection B 12

From the top station of the Burgstall T-bar lift, the descent is on the left-hand side. The B 11a is truly an insider tip, a wide descent that leads back to the valley station of the Burgstall lift

Starting point: Car parkt at the Schlossalmbahn Bad Hofgastein valley station or ascent by gondola to the middle station.
Piste ski tour course: From the valley or from the middlestation, this route leads up via the H2a. After the "Aeroplanstadl", the route crosses piste H3 - continue along the edge of the piste until you reach the snow-making reservoir. At this flat and visible point you cross piste H4. The route first follows the Sendleiten ski path and then continues along the edge of the H4 piste to the Kleine Scharte mountain station.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

Starting point: This route is a variant of the ST 6 Schlossalm-Aeroplan.
Piste ski tour course: When you arrive at the reservoir, you can choose between the route to the Kleine Scharte and the variant to the Haitzingalm. The variant to Haitzingalm is much shorter and leads through a piece of forest directly to the Haitzingalm ski hut.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

Ideal beginners' terrain

From the middle station of the Stubnerkogelbahn lift, you enter the B14 at the Ahornhütte. After a short, easy steep slope, the piste leads into a ‘ski avenue’ and later ends in the B13 to the Stubnerkogelbahn valley station.

Starting point: Car park next to the valley station of the Schlossalmbahn in Bad Hofgastein.
Piste ski tour course: After the railway viaduct you will branch off to the left in direction of the mountain and follow the route of the no-longerused “Kamin-Abfahrt”. If you follow this and cross the H3, you will come to the summer path in the direction of the Haitzingalm snow-making reservoir. There, the route meets up with the ST 6 Schlossalm-Aeroplan tour. Both tours now lead up to the Kleine Scharte mountain station.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

From the mountain station of the Stubnerkogel cable car, the B 15 runs over slightly hilly, flatter terrain and joins the B 15a, which then leads to the middle station of the Stubnerkogel cable car

From the Burgstalllift mountain station, the B 15a leads along a flat ski trail to the Stubnerkogel middle station. It is a good alternative to get to the Bad Gastein side of the Stubnerkogel

From the mountain station of the Stubnerkogelbahn cable car, the B 16 runs over moderately steep slopes and rejoins the B 15a further down, which then continues to the middle station of the Stubnerkogelbahn cable car

From the mountain station of the Angertalbahn cable car, the B 17 first runs along a moderately steep slope and then along a wide ski trail. Via the B 17, you reach the Jungeralmbahn as well as the black B 20 and the B 21 ski trail

This descent is a black section of the B18 and leads onto piste B17 to the Jungeralm.

This descent is a black section of the B18 and leads onto piste B17 to the Jungeralm.

From the Jungeralmbahn mountain station, you reach the B 19, which begins with a moderately steep slope and becomes flatter and flatter as the descent progresses. It joins the B 20 and the B 21.

From the B 17 and B 19, you reach the Bürgerwald downhill run B 20, which is considered the most challenging in the ski area. The B 20 runs over steep slopes and wonderfully hilly terrain into the Angertal ski centre. To avoid the B 20 and still reach the Angertal ski centre, a B 21 ski trail is available at the start of the descent

From the B 11 as well as from the B 20 and B 19, you can reach the Angertal ski trail. The ski trail is a good alternative for inexperienced skiers to avoid the steeper slopes and still get to the Angertal ski centre in a pleasant way.

From the B 19 Jungeralm downhill run, you reach the Fleischleiten at an obvious intersection under the Jungeralmbahn. It is a good alternative to the B 19. The B 22 is initially as flat as the B 19, but towards the end it leads into a moderately steep slope that leads to the Jungeralmbahn cable car

This new blue descent leads from the intermediate station of the Sender cable car down into the valley!

An ideal practice area for our little guests!

Numerous practice elements and conveyor belts ensure a wonderful skiing experience! A multi-faceted experience for the whole family. In the Gasti Park at the Angertal Ski Center, the mascot "Gasti" is at the center of the winter children's land.

Starting point: Car park at the Ski Center Angertal in Bad Hofgastein.
Piste ski tour course: We will set out on the ski path in the direction of the Hirschenhütt’n, taking us deeper into Angertal valley. The route branches off to the left of the path and leads uphill through the forest. The Jungeralm greets hungry and thirsty tourers warmly, inviting us to enjoy a well-earned break. The downhill ride takes us via the B20 or along the B21 ski path back to Angertal.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

After a short walk from the Schlossalmbahn middle station to the Aeroplanstadl, you will reach the start of the toboggan run. This runs for approx. 3.6 km to the Wieden district. Tobogganing is possible during the operating hours of the Schlossalmbahn cable car if there is sufficient snow!

Starting point: Car park at Skizentrum Angertal in Bad Hofgastein.
Piste ski tour course: The first short climb is next to the B11 piste, continuing via the gently ascending path through the forest. Having crossed the ski path twice, the route becomes steeper. Here, you also have the option of switching to piste B11. But if you continue the tour through the trees, the route winds its way through the forest and past an alpine hut. After crossing the ski piste, you reach the
Stubneralm where skitourers can enjoy regional food & hospitality. We now ski back down the mountain on the B11.

Ski touring enthusiasts can also ascend the Stubneralm in the evening.
This opportunity is offered weekly and on certain evenings around the full moon.
Free of charge and on your own risk.

Weitere Infos zu den Pistenskitouren und Tickets unter: skigastein.com/skitouren

Daily from 10.30 a.m. to 5.00 pm and from 6.00 pm to 12.00 p.m. (last ascent 11.30 pm)
More information under: http://www.bellevue.mondiholiday.at/de/Winter/Rodeln/

Starting point: This route can only be reached via the ST 5 Stubneralm.
Alternative starting point: Angertalbahn mountain station with a slightly shorter route.
Piste ski tour course: If you haven't had enough and still have some energy left after arriving at the Stubneralm, you can extend your tour to the mountain station of the Senderbahn cable car. The trail leads up over the B11 and then leads into the terrain next to the B18 to the summit. When you reach the summit, the summit cross, the suspension bridge and the Stubnerkogel summit restaurant are not far away.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

From the top station of the Graukogelbahn 2 and the top station of the Reichebenlift you reach the B 2, which is characterised by a moderately steep slope that runs flat down to the valley station of the Graukogelbahn 2.

The B 3 on the Graukogel is considered one of the most difficult in the Gastein Valley. It leads over steep slopes to the valley station of the Graukogelbahn 2 cable car.

The B 4 starts just below the middle station and runs with a few bends and moderately steep slopes to the valley station.

The B 5 runs from the middle station over moderately steep slopes past the Schachenbauer and joins the B 4 which then continues to the valley station on the Graukogel!

Starting point: Middle station of the Graukogellift in Bad Gastein.
Piste ski tour course: Ascent with the Graukogel lift to the middle station. From there the forest path branches off in the direction of the Graukogelhütte. Follow a beautifully laid out track uphill through the stone pine forest. After crossing beneath the chairlift, it isn’t much farther – you have almost reached the Graukogelhütte.
The ascent with the first section of the Graukogel lift is included in the ski touring single and season ticket as well as in all valid multi-day and season tickets.

Ski touring enthusiasts can also ascend the Graukogel in the evening.
This opportunity is offered weekly and on certain evenings around the full moon.
Free of charge and on your own risk.

Weitere Infos zu den Pistenskitouren und Tickets unter: skigastein.com/skitouren

From the Goldbergbahn mountain station, the S 1 leads over undulating, hilly, flat but very wide terrain to the Goldbergbahn middle station. Connections to the valley are the S 5 and the S 4

Starting point: Car park next to the valley station of the Graukogellift in Bad Gastein.
Piste ski tour course: Your climb will be alongside the piste B4 up to the mid-station.
At the middle station of the Graukogel lift you can stop at the "Graukogelalm". From there the route leads along the piste B2 past the Reicheben tow lift to the Graukogel mountain station. In the "Graukogelhütte" you can warm up and enjoy food and drinks before you start the descent into the valley on natural snow slopes.

Ski touring enthusiasts can also ascend the Graukogel in the evening.
This opportunity is offered weekly and on certain evenings around the full moon.
Free of charge and on your own risk.

Weitere Infos zu den Pistenskitouren und Tickets unter: skigastein.com/skitouren

A nice but short section of medium gradient!

From the Goldbergbahn mountain station, the S 2 runs over moderately steep, undulating and very wide terrain to the middle station. Connections to the valley are the S 5 and the S 4

The S 3 runs from the mountain station of the Kreuzkogel T-bar lift over a very wide, undulating terrain in the centre (similar to the S 2) down into the valley. It joins the S 6 shortly before the middle station

The S3a is a short section that connects the S6 and the S4. This descent allows you to bypass the middle station and take the valley descent directly.

The Mooskar descent runs from the middle station over moderately wide, slightly sloping terrain towards the valley, followed towards the end by a long downhill section to the valley station

The black Mooskar run serves as a bypass to the red run and is very challenging. It leads into the valley!

The S 5 is another black piste and therefore quite challenging! It leads over very steep and sloping, narrow terrain towards the valley!

The Knappensee descent leads from the mountain station of the Kreuzkogel T-bar lift over a moderately steep, wide slope towards the middle station. Towards the end of the descent, the wide S 6 leads into a narrow ski trail to the middle station. Connections are the S 5 and the S 4

The Golden Powder route is the longest in the ski area, with the ideal access point just below the mountain terminal of the Goldbergbahn lift. The end of this run feeds straight into the next route (the Golden Rush), allowing you to freeride all the way down to the valley.

The Golden Rush route begins right at the end of the Golden Powder run. The mid section, especially, is rather steep, ideal for experienced freeriders. At the end of the route, you’ll find yourself right outside the valley terminal of the Goldbergbahn lift.

The starting point of the Golden Ride route is directly next to the valley terminal of the Kreuzkogel tow. This is the shortest route, making it ideally suited as a warm-up and sure to whet your appetite for more.

Starting point: Car park next to the valley station of the Goldbergbahn in Sportgastein.
Piste ski tour course: Ascent with the Goldbergbahn I - the actual climb begins at the lift mid-station. From here, you will follow the signposted route along the piste S6 up to the mountain station. At the beginning there are still somewhat steeper slopes to overcome, then it continues over a flat, undulating terrain before taking the last mediumsteep ascent to the mountain station. The summit of the Kreuzkogel can be reached in around 5 minutes from the mountain station.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring