Schladming Piste Information

Skiers of all abilities can find slopes to suit them at Schladming. So many of the tree-lined pistes are just perfect for intermediates. And snowboarders are not forgotten at Schladming, because in the snow-packed Schladming - Dachstein Tauern ski region there is an excellent terrain park where first-time boarders or even experts can snowboard to their heart’s content, in what is one of the most spectacularly scenic locations in Alpine Europe.

 

Total terrain – 200km

Number of runs – 74

Longest run – 7.7km

 

Resort altitude – 725m

Highest lift – 2000m

 

Beginner Skiing – Good – 27% of total runs

Intermediate Skiing – Excellent – 62% of total runs

Advanced Skiing – Fair – 11% of total runs

Snowboarding – Very Good – terrain park, 3 halfpipes

 

Total lifts – 100

Gondolas/cable cars – 11

Chair lifts – 27

Drag lifts – 62

Uphill capacity – 103,500 skiers per hour

Note: A high-speed quad chair links the Schladming peaks of Planai and Hochwurzen to the neighbouring peaks of Reiteralm and Hauser Kaibling.

 

Schladming 1-day and 6-day passes available:

One-day pass prices (as max prices):

Adults – 40 Euros

Teenagers (15-18 yrs) – 33.50 Euros

Children (6-14 yrs) 21 Euros

 

5 yrs and under go free

Six-day pass prices (as max prices):

Adults – 196 Euros

Teenagers (15-18 yrs) – 160.50 Euros

Children (6-14 yrs) – 101.50 Euros

 

5 yrs and under go free