Saalbach-Hinterglemm
Saalbach Hinterglemm, along with connected Leogang and Fieberbrunn, forms one of Austria's largest linked ski areas with 270 kilometers of slopes. Known as the Skicircus, the region combines extensive intermediate terrain with challenging off-piste opportunities and modern infrastructure. The area spans multiple valleys and peaks between 1,003 and 2,096 meters, offering varied skiing across north and south-facing slopes. The traditional villages maintain their authentic Salzburg character while providing modern amenities and a legendary après-ski scene.
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Schattberg
Perched high on the peak this Saalbach webcam gives a panoramic view of the whole Country.
The resort's sophisticated network includes 70 lifts strategically placed to create seamless connections across all sectors. Modern high-speed chairlifts and gondolas form efficient links between the valleys, with a transport capacity of 116,000 skiers per hour. The innovative lift system enables the popular ski circuit routes, allowing skiers to complete full valley tours without removing their skis. Recent investments include several new lifts enhancing connectivity between all resort areas.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
156
Total Area
270km
167.8 miles
Location
Situated in Austria's Salzburgerland region, Saalbach Hinterglemm lies 85 kilometers from Salzburg. The resort comprises several villages, each offering distinct advantages - from Saalbach's vibrant atmosphere to Hinterglemm's quieter family appeal. Regular transfers operate from Salzburg Airport (90 minutes), while the resort's central location makes it ideal for exploring the broader region. The villages retain their traditional mountain charm while offering extensive dining options and accommodation ranging from luxury hotels to comfortable guest houses.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm
, austria
Season Info
The ski season typically runs from early December through mid-April, with optimal conditions from January through March. The varied altitude and aspect of slopes helps maintain consistent snow conditions throughout the season. Advanced snowmaking infrastructure covers 90% of marked runs with over 1,000 snow cannons, ensuring reliable coverage even during challenging weather periods. The region typically receives around 200cm of natural snowfall annually, supplemented by extensive grooming and snow management.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
11/28/2024
Closing Day
4/20/2025
Days Open
144
Annual Snowfall
Metric
3m
300cm
Imperial
9.8ft
118in
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