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270 km of slopes
126 slopes
70 lifts
Charming village stations
Grand domain stations
Alti-forme stations
Club stations
Nordic stations
New slides stations
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Swap your skis for a sledge and discover the mountains from a different perspective. Hinterglemm offers exciting tobogganing opportunities through the snowy Alpine landscape, making it a great activity for families and groups. The Reiterkogel area also offers night tobogganing on selected evenings, allowing visitors to continue enjoying the mountain after the ski lifts have closed for the day.
Discover the freeride terrain of Saalbach Hinterglemm and neighbouring Fieberbrunn. The Skicircus combines extensive skiing with dedicated freeride areas, giving experienced skiers and snowboarders plenty of opportunities to explore beyond the groomed slopes. The resort also features a Freeride Park, combining natural terrain with freestyle elements for a different kind of mountain experience.
Freestyle enthusiasts can enjoy several snowparks throughout the Skicircus, with features designed for different ability levels. For those who want to stay on the slopes after dark, the resort also offers floodlit skiing on selected evenings, adding another experience to a winter holiday in Saalbach Hinterglemm.
Swap your skis for a sledge and discover the mountains from a different perspective. Hinterglemm offers exciting tobogganing opportunities through the snowy Alpine landscape, making it a great activity for families and groups. The Reiterkogel area also offers night tobogganing on selected evenings, allowing visitors to continue enjoying the mountain after the ski lifts have closed for the day.
Discover the freeride terrain of Saalbach Hinterglemm and neighbouring Fieberbrunn. The Skicircus combines extensive skiing with dedicated freeride areas, giving experienced skiers and snowboarders plenty of opportunities to explore beyond the groomed slopes. The resort also features a Freeride Park, combining natural terrain with freestyle elements for a different kind of mountain experience.
Freestyle enthusiasts can enjoy several snowparks throughout the Skicircus, with features designed for different ability levels. For those who want to stay on the slopes after dark, the resort also offers floodlit skiing on selected evenings, adding another experience to a winter holiday in Saalbach Hinterglemm.
On 15 January 2027, Saalbach Hinterglemm will host the 29th Mountain Attack, one of the toughest ski touring races in the Alps. More than 1,000 athletes will set off after dark to cross six mountain summits and complete up to 3,008 metres of elevation gain. Visitors can watch the spectacular start in the centre of Saalbach, follow the race live and welcome the competitors at the finish line while enjoying music and a lively mountain atmosphere.
From 20 to 24 January 2027, the Dutchweek Kick-Off will combine skiing, music and entertainment throughout Saalbach Hinterglemm. During the day, visitors can explore the slopes of the Skicircus before enjoying live performances, DJ sets and après-ski parties at selected mountain venues. With its lively atmosphere and varied programme, Dutchweek is an ideal event for groups of friends looking to combine a ski holiday with festive experiences in the Austrian Alps.
From 19 to 28 March 2027, the White Pearl Mountain Days will celebrate spring skiing across the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. The programme combines sunny days on the slopes with international DJs, live performances, culinary experiences and wellness activities. Visitors can enjoy music on panoramic terraces, discover regional and international dishes or take part in yoga and fitness sessions surrounded by snow-covered peaks.
On 15 January 2027, Saalbach Hinterglemm will host the 29th Mountain Attack, one of the toughest ski touring races in the Alps. More than 1,000 athletes will set off after dark to cross six mountain summits and complete up to 3,008 metres of elevation gain. Visitors can watch the spectacular start in the centre of Saalbach, follow the race live and welcome the competitors at the finish line while enjoying music and a lively mountain atmosphere.
From 20 to 24 January 2027, the Dutchweek Kick-Off will combine skiing, music and entertainment throughout Saalbach Hinterglemm. During the day, visitors can explore the slopes of the Skicircus before enjoying live performances, DJ sets and après-ski parties at selected mountain venues. With its lively atmosphere and varied programme, Dutchweek is an ideal event for groups of friends looking to combine a ski holiday with festive experiences in the Austrian Alps.
From 19 to 28 March 2027, the White Pearl Mountain Days will celebrate spring skiing across the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. The programme combines sunny days on the slopes with international DJs, live performances, culinary experiences and wellness activities. Visitors can enjoy music on panoramic terraces, discover regional and international dishes or take part in yoga and fitness sessions surrounded by snow-covered peaks.