Semmering
Semmering is Austria's closest ski resort to Vienna, less than an hour's drive away! As a major ski resort for World Championships and European Championships, Semmering offers world-class snow slopes, snow quality, and facilities, suitable for skiers of different levels. There are 19 slopes here, including 39 kilometers of downhill slopes and 30 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails. In addition, with leading lighting technology in Europe, Semmering also offers 13 kilometers of night skiing trails. In addition to providing skiing courses for adults of all levels, they also offer skiing courses for children as young as 4 years old.
Prin Priel
This is actually two ski resorts, with a ski shuttle connecting Pflin-Eisenwurzen and Pflin-Priel. These two resorts have hosted the World Ski Championships several times. There are a total of 22 cable car routes, offering 44 kilometers of high mountain ski slopes and 60 kilometers of cross-country ski trails.
Schladming-Dachstein
This small town in Styria, central Austria, with a population of less than 7,000, is famous for its tourism resources. Every year, an average of 400,000 tourists choose to stay here. The place has 230 kilometers of carefully maintained ski slopes, which vary in length and difficulty but are all properly maintained for safety. It is suitable for leisure and entertainment for families, as well as providing challenges for highly skilled athletes, allowing them to fully experience the wonderful process of climbing and descending and enjoy a skiing trip in the mountains.
Skiwelt Amade
This place is the largest ski resort in Austria, with 760 kilometers of ski slopes and 270 lift facilities. It spans across 25 villages and includes five top-level ski resorts. It has slopes of various difficulty levels, making it a paradise for both beginners and professional skiers. With a pass, you can not only enjoy free Wi-Fi and mobile applications in this area but also experience a realistic 3D world.
Zell am See-Kaprun
On the peak of Kitzsteinhorn Glacier, skiers can experience the joy and excitement of skiing over a sea of clouds! The snow-covered peak welcomes its first batch of ski enthusiasts every October, as the snow here doesn't melt. When the Schmittenhöhe summit is covered with thick snow, cross-country skiers show their graceful moves of climbing, gliding, and turning. Those who love skiing freely in the wilderness can challenge the limits of their thigh muscles in the endless world of powder snow!
Saalbach Hinterglemm
The Saalbach-Hinterglemm ski resort in southwest Salzburg is one of the largest ski resorts in Austria, reaching a peak altitude of 2,096 meters. With nearly 60 cable cars connecting various mountains, it forms a true skiing paradise. The entire trail length is 200 kilometers, with 90 kilometers of beginner trails marked as blue, 95 kilometers of intermediate trails marked as red, and 15 kilometers of advanced trails marked as black. Additionally, there is a snowboard park. The ski resort is well-equipped with facilities, including 2 large enclosed cable cars that can accommodate multiple people, 5 small enclosed cable cars that can accommodate 8-10 people, and 48 chairlift or drag lift cable cars.
