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Set out from Hinterglemm and explore one of the largest interconnected ski areas in Austria. The Reiterkogel and Zwölferkogel provide a varied selection of accessible blue pistes, long red descents and challenging black runs. Experienced skiers can attempt the Skicircus Challenge, an extensive circuit connecting Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn. Covering approximately 65 km and 12,400 metres of accumulated elevation, it is designed as a full-day skiing adventure. The Top Express gondola connects the two main sectors, making it possible to spend the day exploring the entire ski area. The resort’s altitude provides reliable conditions from November through April.
Freestyle skiers and snowboarders can practise their skills at several dedicated areas across the Skicircus. These include the Family Park U-Bahn, Learn-to-Ride Park, Freeride Park and NITRO Snowpark Leogang, with features suitable for different ability levels. The Unterschwarzach area in Hinterglemm also offers floodlit skiing on selected evenings, providing an opportunity to continue skiing after dark.
Take the Reiterkogel lift from the centre of Hinterglemm and enjoy a 3.5-kilometre toboggan run through the mountain landscape. The run is suitable for families as well as groups of friends. On selected evenings, the route is illuminated and remains accessible until approximately 9:30 pm, creating an atmospheric night-time experience above the village. Operations depend on snow and weather conditions. Snowshoeing and guided excursions provide another way to explore the Ötztal Nature Park and the quieter landscapes beyond the ski pistes.
Set out from Hinterglemm and explore one of the largest interconnected ski areas in Austria. The Reiterkogel and Zwölferkogel provide a varied selection of accessible blue pistes, long red descents and challenging black runs. Experienced skiers can attempt the Skicircus Challenge, an extensive circuit connecting Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn. Covering approximately 65 km and 12,400 metres of accumulated elevation, it is designed as a full-day skiing adventure. The Top Express gondola connects the two main sectors, making it possible to spend the day exploring the entire ski area. The resort’s altitude provides reliable conditions from November through April.
Freestyle skiers and snowboarders can practise their skills at several dedicated areas across the Skicircus. These include the Family Park U-Bahn, Learn-to-Ride Park, Freeride Park and NITRO Snowpark Leogang, with features suitable for different ability levels. The Unterschwarzach area in Hinterglemm also offers floodlit skiing on selected evenings, providing an opportunity to continue skiing after dark.
Take the Reiterkogel lift from the centre of Hinterglemm and enjoy a 3.5-kilometre toboggan run through the mountain landscape. The run is suitable for families as well as groups of friends. On selected evenings, the route is illuminated and remains accessible until approximately 9:30 pm, creating an atmospheric night-time experience above the village. Operations depend on snow and weather conditions. Snowshoeing and guided excursions provide another way to explore the Ötztal Nature Park and the quieter landscapes beyond the ski pistes.
On 15 January 2027, more than 1,000 ski mountaineers will take part in the 29th Mountain Attack. Starting after dark in the centre of Saalbach, the most demanding course crosses six summits and includes up to 3,008 metres of elevation gain. Visitors can watch the spectacular start, follow the race live and welcome competitors at the finish while enjoying music and entertainment in the event area. The opening provides visitors with an early opportunity to discover the slopes, mountain restaurants and high-altitude winter scenery
On 27 and 28 February 2027, Alpine Ski World Cup competition will return to the Zwölferkogel in Hinterglemm. Two years after the 2025 Alpine World Ski Championships, international athletes will once again compete on the resort’s championship slopes. Visitors will be able to experience top-level ski racing in an impressive mountain setting, while the rest of the Skicircus is expected to remain open during the event.
From 19 to 28 March 2027, the White Pearl Mountain Days will combine spring skiing with live music, mountain performances, wellness activities and culinary experiences. Events will take place at selected huts and mountain locations across the Skicircus, offering a relaxed way to enjoy sunny slopes and the final weeks of the winter season.
On 15 January 2027, more than 1,000 ski mountaineers will take part in the 29th Mountain Attack. Starting after dark in the centre of Saalbach, the most demanding course crosses six summits and includes up to 3,008 metres of elevation gain. Visitors can watch the spectacular start, follow the race live and welcome competitors at the finish while enjoying music and entertainment in the event area. The opening provides visitors with an early opportunity to discover the slopes, mountain restaurants and high-altitude winter scenery
On 27 and 28 February 2027, Alpine Ski World Cup competition will return to the Zwölferkogel in Hinterglemm. Two years after the 2025 Alpine World Ski Championships, international athletes will once again compete on the resort’s championship slopes. Visitors will be able to experience top-level ski racing in an impressive mountain setting, while the rest of the Skicircus is expected to remain open during the event.
From 19 to 28 March 2027, the White Pearl Mountain Days will combine spring skiing with live music, mountain performances, wellness activities and culinary experiences. Events will take place at selected huts and mountain locations across the Skicircus, offering a relaxed way to enjoy sunny slopes and the final weeks of the winter season.