The Heart of Ski amadé

The most diverse ski area in Ski amadé

The new 10-person Panorama Link cable car brings together 3 renowned ski areas in Salzburg - Snow Space Salzburg, the Shuttleberg Kleinarl-Flachauwinkl and the interlinked ski area of Zauchensee-Flachauwinkl. The result is amazing: 210 perfectly groomed kilometres of pistes and 70 modern lifts combine forces over 12 imposing mountain peaks and 5 beautiful valleys. The whole ski area now counts as one of the 5 biggest in Austria, but even more impressive than its size is the variety which is now on offer thanks to this merger. The huge choice of ski slopes and countless highlights on offer in the ski resorts will make your heart jump for joy. It is actually impossible to enjoy them all in one day. This is no problem though, because once you’ve visited Snow Space Salzburg, you will hardly be able to wait until you can come again!

Families in particular love finding something for every taste and every level of ability in one ski area, because it’s hard to imagine another situation where so many different wishes need to be fulfilled. Children’s areas, ski schools and flat slopes for the little ones, gentle pleasure slopes and wide open spaces for carving lovers, sporty downhills and extensive ski routes for more advanced skiers, as well as deep snow possibilities, fun slopes and snow parks for the more fearless family members – what a joy that Snow Space Salzburg has something for everyone.

Ski resort highlights at a glance

Snow Space Salzburg

Hermann Maier FIS world cup run – skiing in the tracks of the world champion
Wagraini's Winter World – the children’s paradise at the middle station of the Red 8 Gondola
Snowpark Alpendorf – the meeting point for freestylers
SkiMovie Wagrain and SkiMovie Alpendorf including timed runs
Race courses in Flachau und Alpendorf
Funslope Wagrain
2 vertical cable cars: the G-Link Wagrain between the Grafenberg and the Grießenkar and the new Panorama Link between the Grießenkar and the Shuttleberg Kleinarl-Flachauwinkl
Discover the ski resort and win super prizes in the Snow Space Salzburg Challenge

Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl

Absolut Park, one of the biggest snow parks in Europe
The Stash, the snow park with natural obstacles, and Lil‘ Stash, the snow park for beginners
Race courses and timed runs
Cross Run, the boarder cross and ski cross runs
Freeride routes for beginners and advanced skiers
Sun House with comic cinema, painting area, leather sofas, sun loungers, hot water and much more...

Skiparadies Zauchensee

High alpine area between 1000 and 2200 metres
World cup downhill run at Gamskogel
Training centre Kogelalm
Freeride routes incl. the famous „East“ on Gamskogel
Zauchi’s children’s area and family park at Rosskopfbahn
Fun slope with ski movie
2 more ski movie runs (giant slalom at the Kogelalm and parallel slalom at the Seekar lift)

New: 12 Peaks Trophy!

The new ski circuit takes you over all 12 peaks from Alpendorf to Zauchensee and back. Can you do it in one day?
See 12 Peaks Trophy

Frequently asked questions about the new ski connection in Salzburger Pongau

Do I need separate tickets for the 3 ski areas?

No, the day pass, which you get in your ski resort is equally valid in Snow Space Salzburg, on the Shuttleberg Kleinarl-Flachauwinkl and in the interlinked ski area of Zauchensee-Kleinarl. The multi-day passes from 1.5 days are valid in the whole of the Ski amadé ski area.

Can I ski in all 3 ski resorts in one day?

Yes, it is possible to ski in all 3 ski resorts in one day. To do this, you need to start early in the morning and really be an experienced skier. We have set up a special route for you – the 12 Peaks Trophy – which is possible for good skiers to achieve in one day. To actually ski all 210 kilometres of pistes in one day would not be possible. You would need more time to do this.

Are the 210 kilometres of piste possible to ski end-to-end?

Thanks to the 2 vertical gondolas, the Panorama Link and G-LINK, all 12 mountain peaks are inter-connected so you can ski the 210 kilometres of pistes more or less end-to-end. There is just a short ski bus ride of 400m between the two bottom lift stations in Flachauwinkel. This is, of course, free of charge!

What is the latest time that I should start to ski back, so that I reach my starting point in time?

It takes about 3 to 4 hours for a good skier to get from from Alpendorf to Zauchensee, and the same on the way back. If you are a bit slower, please plan for a bit more time.
If it gets too late, there are free ski buses which run regularly between the ski resorts.

>> You can find the ski bus timetable here

How can I find my way around the ski area?

Our interactive ski piste map will help you to find your way. There are detailed signs and maps in the ski areas themselves and you can also use the Ski amadé Guide App to navigate your way around.

More Live Infos from Snow Space Salzburg

Snow Space Salzburg

Webcams Snow Space Salzburg

Take a look at the webcams from Flachau, Wagrain and Alpendorf in St. Johann!
Snow Space Salzburg

Snow Depth Ski Resort

How is the snow situation in the Snow Space Salzburg ski area? Find out more here!
Snow Space Salzburg

Status Slopes & Lifts

Which lifts and slopes are currently open? Find out here!
Operating Hours

Find out everything about the operating hours and the cable car operation in Snow Space Salzburg.

Skiing in the heart of Ski amadé and Austria

The most diverse ski area in Ski amadé

Ski resort highlights at a glance

Snow Space Salzburg

Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl

Skiparadies Zauchensee

New: 12 Peaks Trophy!

Frequently asked questions about the new ski connection in Salzburger Pongau

More Live Infos from Snow Space Salzburg

Webcams Snow Space Salzburg

Snow Depth Ski Resort

Status Slopes & Lifts

Operating Hours

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