Winter season from October to May, 100% guarantee of perfect snow conditions on the glacier, three premium ski resorts with more than 400 kilometres of slopes and over 120 cable cars and ski lifts and an endless number of wellness offers that will take care of your relaxation – no wonder that the Zell am See-Kaprun region is one of the best winter sports regions in the Alps. Sports enthusiasts and freeriders as well as snowboarders, recreational skiers or families with children will all get their money’s worth.

Starting in October, the earliest you can experience Salzburg’s start of the season is at the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier Ski Resort. Two new cable cars connecting Kaprun-Maiskogel-Kitzsteinhorn will take you directly from the centre of Kaprun via Maiskogel to the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier Ski Resort with 100% snow reliability. This means ski in, ski out from the valley station of the MK Maiskogelbahn cable car, which can be easily reached on foot or by ski bus from Kaprun. 61 km of Slopes | Skiing from October to Early Summer | 5 Freeride Lines | 3 Snow Parks

The panoramic and family ski resort Schmittenhöhe is hard to beat thanks to its versatility in winter. Beginners can enjoy family slopes, experts “carve” across “Standard” and “Trass” and experience big ski sport. Cosy huts, sunny terraces and lots of good atmosphere await in between. Schmittenhöhe offers three entry points in Zell am See as well as a new valley station in the Glemm Valley. You can reach the Schmittenhöhe ski resort by the zellamseeXpress via the ski slopes of Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. Schmittenhöhe offers amazing panoramic views of the 3,000-metre-high mountains of the High Tauern. 77 km of Slopes | One of the Longest Fun Slopes in the World | Night Skiing.

The Ski ALPIN CARD will also let you explore Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. The best way to get there is to take the zellamseeXpress down into the valley and then, after a short bus ride, you’ll find yourself at the Home of Lässig. Well-prepared pistes, snow-covered freeride slopes and a variety of après ski options offer unforgettable holiday moments for beginners and experienced skiers alike. 270 km of Slopes | Gentle Pistes and Carving Slopes | Freeride-Eldorado and Perfectly Shaped Snow Parks.

A snow-white glacier, sky-high mountains, crystal clear lakes. This unique natural paradise on the edge of the Hohe Tauern National Park offers sports enthusiasts, active holiday lovers, families and everyone looking for relaxation a diverse world of adventures both in summer and winter – from the eternal ice of the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier to the remarkable panoramas of the Schmittenhöhe to the crystal-clear waters of Lake Zell.

The ski slopes of the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier Ski Resort, offering 100% snow guarantee, and the Kitzsteinhorn Glacier panoramic platform will delight guests 365 days a year.

The Kitzsteinhorn is known for its unique alpine mountain adventures not only in winter. Gipfelwelt 3000 with TOP OF SALZBURG and Salzburg’s highest panoramic platform, accessible to everyone, create an unrivalled holiday experience. Kitzsteinhorn: Glacier, alpine playground, attractions for the whole family and home to action sports enthusiasts and anyone seeking relaxation.

If you have ever looked at your tracks left on the undisturbed powder-snow slope, breathless and surrounded by stirred up powder snow at the end of the piste, then you know this was the moment when you became addicted to the fascination with freeriding. Thanks to its snow-reliable location at high altitude, the Kitzsteinhorn attracts freeriders to the glacier at the beginning of winter. Five well-marked tracks are located near the ski lifts and offer a variety of terrain features. From “Ice Age” to “Jump Run”, freeriders of all skill levels will find the ideal terrain for their perfect track.

A cross-country skiing trail, up to one kilometre long, is located on a glacial plateau at an altitude of 2,900 m above sea level. It is a meeting place for all Nordic fans in autumn, early winter and spring as soon as the cross-country trails in the valley close.

You can get to the legendary ski slope No. 14 via ski slope No. 13, with the starting point being the Kristallbahn valley station.

The narrow ski slope with an incline of 63% is about 1,000 metres long and goes down 290 altitude metres to Langwiedboden. Once you accept the challenge, you can’t back out! Once “Black Mamba” gets you, there’s no escape! However, experts that love steep slopes will find their rewarding challenge on this black piste.