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Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn: Winter sports at the highest level

The Ski Circus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn With 270 kilometers of slopes and 70 modern lifts, it is one of Austria's largest ski areas. The "Home of Lässig" offers varied slopes for all skill levels and over 60 cozy ski huts. Thanks to the Ski ALPIN CARD, the offer is expanded to 408 kilometers of slopes through the connection with the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See and the Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun.

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kilometers of slopes: 270 km (140 km blue, 112 km red, 18 km black)
lifts: 70
Ski huts: over 60
How much does a ski ticket cost? Day ticket from about 76€. Here you can find all prices.
When are the operating hours? These vary depending on the lift. From 8:00 a.m. at the earliest to 4:30 p.m. at the latest. Here you can find all times.
Highest point: 2,096 m (Schattberg West)
Ski ALPIN CARD: valid for 408 kilometers of slopes in three regions
New products 2024/25: New SkiMovie track, Funslope and Funcross at the Asitz in Leogang

Overview of the ski area

The Skicircus extends over the towns Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn, offering a diverse range of options for winter sports enthusiasts. With a total of 270 kilometers of slopes, there are numerous runs for beginners, intermediates, and professionals. The 70 modern lifts ensure fast transport to the top, while over 60 ski huts invite you to stop for a refreshing break. The region is known for its diversity, from wide family slopes to challenging off-piste and World Cup courses.

Ski ALPIN CARD: Three regions with one ticket

With the Ski ALPIN CARD Winter sports enthusiasts have access to a total of 408 kilometres of slopes and 121 lifts. This ticket network includes not only the Skicircus but also the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See as well as the Kitzsteinhorn KaprunThis gives you the opportunity to breathe in the high alpine glacier air or enjoy the panorama over the Lake Zell to enjoy.

Saalbach: World Cup history and sporting diversity

Saalbach is the sporting center of the Skicircus and is known for its diverse slopes. The town hosted the Alpine World Ski Championships in 1991 and will host the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships again in 2025 on the Zwölferkogel.

Kohlcorn: Ideal for families and leisure skiers, offers mostly wide, intermediate slopes.
Schattberg (2,096 m): Challenging descents, including the long, steep north descent, which is considered one of the most difficult in the area.
Bernkogel: Easily accessible area with predominantly blue slopes, ideal for beginners and those returning to skiing.
Zwölferkogel: One of the most sporty regions, venue for World Cup races, with long, steep descents and direct connection to Hinterglemm.

Hinterglemm: Modern infrastructure and diverse slopes

Hinterglemm offers a wide selection of slopes for all skill levels and a modern lift infrastructure. Particularly popular are:

Reiterkogel: Many intermediate slopes, ideal for sporty skiers.
Hochalm: Wide and sunny slopes, especially appreciated by carvers.
West Summit: Connection to Saalbach with long descents and sporting challenges.

In addition to the slopes, there are several snow parks, including the Nightpark at the Unterschwarzachbahn, which is illuminated until late in the evening.

Leogang: Family-friendly slopes and action-packed attractions

Leogang is particularly interesting for families and leisure cyclists. Slopes on the Asitz offer many wide, easy to intermediate slopes. In addition to the classic ski slopes, there are exciting attractions:

Family downhill runs: Wide, blue slopes with gentle transitions – perfect for children and beginners.
Race track with timekeeping: For ambitious skiers who want to test their speed.
Tarlack descent: Challenging black piste for advanced winter sports enthusiasts.
New in the 2024/25 season: A SkiMovie track, a fun slope and a fun cross for action-packed descents.
ASITZ WINTER NIGHT: Since December 27, 2024 with light show and musical entertainment.

Fieberbrunn: Freeride paradise and insider tip for deep snow fans

Fieberbrunn is the freeride stronghold of the Skicircus. Thanks to its connection to the TirolS-Bahn (S-Bahn), the area is fully integrated into the Skicircus.

Freeride Area: Deep snow slopes with varied descents.
Wildseeloder: Legendary deep snow routes for experienced skiers.
Family-friendly slopes: There are also numerous blue and red slopes for beginners in Fieberbrunn.

Thanks to the northwesterly position, there are often excellent snow conditions here well into spring.

Current piste status and interactive piste map

For current information on the slope and lift status, a interactive piste map available, which can be viewed live. This allows guests to optimally plan their ski days and stay informed about open slopes at all times.

Meta description: 270 kilometers of slopes, World Cup courses, freeride areas and new attractions: The Ski Circus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn offers variety.