Wagrain ski area – The heart of the ski area
Wagrain is located between Flachau and St. Johann-Alpendorf and forms the center of the Snow Space SalzburgThe ski resort, located at 850 meters above sea level, is one of the most popular in Austria and impresses with a wide variety of winter sports options. With direct connections to the surrounding ski areas and state-of-the-art lifts, Wagrain offers perfect conditions for families, leisure skiers, and ambitious athletes. Particularly impressive is the large G-LINK Wagrain, one of the largest cable cars in the world, connecting the Grießenkareck with the Grafenberg.
Short info:
- Where is it located? Wagrain, Salzburger Land
- How many kilometers of slopes are there? 210 km (Snow Space Salzburg)
- How many lifts are there? 70 modern cable cars and lifts
- How much does it cost? Here you will find all tickets.
- When are the opening hours? Here you will find all times.
- What are the difficulty levels of the slopes? 60 km red, 43 km blue, 8 km black, 6 km ski routes, 3 km special slopes
- What are the highlights? G-LINK Wagrain, Wagrainis Winter World, SOKO Funslope, SkiMovie Wagrain
- How high is the ski area? 850 – 2,000 m above sea level
- How long does the season last? Beginning of December until after Easter
- Where can I stop for a bite to eat? Numerous ski huts with regional specialties
- Is there a connection to other ski areas? Yes, with Flachau, St. Johann & Zauchensee
Winter highlights in Snow Space Wagrain
The ski area offers a wide selection of slopes for all skill levels as well as numerous attractions:
- Wagrain's Winter World: A paradise for little skiers with practice lifts, magic carpets, a tubing track, a tire carousel, and a heated dwarf house to warm up in.
- SOKO Funslope: An action-packed track with banked turns, waves and a snail, ideal for fun park fans.
- SkiMovie Wagrain: Here you can feel like a real ski star and get your own race video from the timing track.
- G-LINK Wagrain: One of the largest cable cars in the world connects the Grießenkareck with the Grafenberg and offers breathtaking views.
- Panorama Link: Connection with the Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl shuttle mountain and the Zauchensee-Flachauwinkl ski area.
Modern lifts
The ski area has 70 modern lifts that ensure fast and comfortable transport:
- G-LINK Wagrain: One of the world's largest aerial tramways connects two ski mountains.
- Flying Mozart: 10-seater gondola for quick access to the ski area.
- Red 8-seater gondola: Direct access to Snow Space Salzburg.
- Panorama Link: Connection to Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl and Zauchensee.
- Additional chairlifts: Numerous 6- and 8-seater chairlifts ensure short waiting times.
Diverse slopes for every level
With a balanced mix of blue, red and black slopes, Wagrain is ideal for all skill levels:
- Blue slopes: 43 km for beginners and families
- Red slopes: 60 km for advanced skiers
- Black slopes: 8 km for experienced winter sports enthusiasts
- Special slopes & ski routes: 9 km for sporting challenges
Ski huts in Wagrain
Wagrain offers a variety of cozy places to stop for a break, including:
- Cowshed: Quaint hut with a rustic ambience
- Sonnalm: Sun terrace with regional specialties
- Starchen Stadl: Ski & wine enjoyment partner with high-quality cuisine
- Wagrainerhaus: Panoramic views and traditional food
- Wilderer Alm: Modern mountain hut with unique flair
Perfect for families
Wagrain is particularly family-friendly and offers numerous opportunities for children and beginners. Wagrain's Winter World is specially designed for young skiers and offers magic carpets, a tire carousel, and a heated dwarf house for an unforgettable experience. The practice lifts are ideal for learning the first turns, while parents can accompany their children and observe their progress.