Infrastructure<\/span><\/h2>\nCome here for a wide selection of snow-sure and perfectly prepared slopes. The range of blue, red and black runs offer up a range of challenges whatever your experience. Family-friendly areas give you the opportunity to enjoy relaxed fun in the snow with your little ones and all against a breath-taking mountainous backdrop. Ambitious and passionate skiers, people returning to the slopes and beginners and hobby skiers alike will find their paradise here.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n![\"Eine](\"https:\/\/cdn.salzburgerland.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/08\/skikurs-familienskigenuss-fun.jpg\")
\u00a9 SalzburgerLand Tourismus \u2013\u00a0beginners and hobby skiers from all over the world<\/p><\/div>\n
Top range of ski schools<\/span><\/h2>\nLearn the basics or get better with your technique in one of the region\u2019s 110 ski schools\u00a0<\/span>or from one of the 6,000 ski and snowboard teachers. Not only can you benefit from expert ski and snowboarding tips, but also from their knowledge. They could tell you, for example, which slope is the best at midday, which runs are less crowded, which huts<\/a> serve the best food and where to find the best Apr\u00e8s-ski vibe.<\/p>\nRustic mountain huts and gourmet restaurants<\/span><\/h2>\nAlmost everywhere you look in SalzburgerLand\u2019s ski areas you\u2019ll find a plethora of mountain huts<\/a> all dedicates towards sending hungry skiers back onto the slopes refuelled and raring to go again. Delicious and energy-filled cheese dumplings, sausages, every kind of pastry dish imaginable and countless other delights are just waiting to be devoured.<\/span><\/p>\nVegetarian and vegan oasis<\/span><\/h2>\nThe region of Hochk\u00f6nig is a paradise for vegan skiers. Down in the valley and up on the mountains countless outlets offer a veritable feast for vegetarians and vegans. Sample meat- and fish-free delights on your skiing holiday, such as sesame falafel with hummus or lentil stew with fried onions in mountain huts like the <\/span>Steinbockalm<\/span><\/a> (Hochmais\/Sinalcobahn), <\/span>Zachhofalm<\/span><\/a> (Dachegg), <\/span>Wastlalm<\/span><\/a> (Aberg), <\/span>B\u00e4rmoosh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Abergbahn) and in the <\/span>Tischlerh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Aberg\/Sch\u00f6nangerbahn)<\/span><\/p>\nBut not only the Hochk\u00f6nig region has specialised in vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Today, numerous ski huts in Salzburgerland, like the Lumberjack Hut<\/a> on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkel-Kleinarl serve delicacies for veggies and vegans.<\/p>\nGreat variety and diversity of activities<\/span><\/h2>\nAlthough the majority of people return here for good old skiing, you\u2019ll also find a huge number and range of winter sports enthusiasts pursuing their dreams on the mountains. Recent years have seen a marked increase of Telemark skiiers and snowbikers strut their stuff in the mountains. Although snowboarding was founded in the USA its European roots and beginnings can actually be traced back to SalzburgerLand so you\u2019ll see many a snowboarder busting some moves here.<\/span><\/p>\nLargest area of contiguous ski slopes<\/span><\/h2>\nEverything comes together in SalzburgerLand with the Salzburg Super Ski Card<\/a>, which combines 85 ski resorts, and 2,750 kilometres of beautiful slopes, offering up a whole heap of challenges and fun on as well as\u00a0 off the slopes. <\/span><\/p>\nGlacier skiing<\/span><\/h2>\nIf you\u2019re looking for fantastic glacier skiing with low temperatures all year round and perfectly groomed runs for all-round skiing, look no further than to the Kitzsteinhorn<\/a>, which towers high above Zell am See. If you want to feel snow under your board in late Spring you could have a morning glide down the glacier before jumping into the cold waters of Lake Zell to cool off for example in the afternoon. <\/span><\/p>\nFun for the whole family<\/span><\/h2>\n
\u00a9 SalzburgerLand Tourismus \u2013\u00a0beginners and hobby skiers from all over the world<\/p><\/div>\n
Top range of ski schools<\/span><\/h2>\nLearn the basics or get better with your technique in one of the region\u2019s 110 ski schools\u00a0<\/span>or from one of the 6,000 ski and snowboard teachers. Not only can you benefit from expert ski and snowboarding tips, but also from their knowledge. They could tell you, for example, which slope is the best at midday, which runs are less crowded, which huts<\/a> serve the best food and where to find the best Apr\u00e8s-ski vibe.<\/p>\nRustic mountain huts and gourmet restaurants<\/span><\/h2>\nAlmost everywhere you look in SalzburgerLand\u2019s ski areas you\u2019ll find a plethora of mountain huts<\/a> all dedicates towards sending hungry skiers back onto the slopes refuelled and raring to go again. Delicious and energy-filled cheese dumplings, sausages, every kind of pastry dish imaginable and countless other delights are just waiting to be devoured.<\/span><\/p>\nVegetarian and vegan oasis<\/span><\/h2>\nThe region of Hochk\u00f6nig is a paradise for vegan skiers. Down in the valley and up on the mountains countless outlets offer a veritable feast for vegetarians and vegans. Sample meat- and fish-free delights on your skiing holiday, such as sesame falafel with hummus or lentil stew with fried onions in mountain huts like the <\/span>Steinbockalm<\/span><\/a> (Hochmais\/Sinalcobahn), <\/span>Zachhofalm<\/span><\/a> (Dachegg), <\/span>Wastlalm<\/span><\/a> (Aberg), <\/span>B\u00e4rmoosh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Abergbahn) and in the <\/span>Tischlerh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Aberg\/Sch\u00f6nangerbahn)<\/span><\/p>\nBut not only the Hochk\u00f6nig region has specialised in vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Today, numerous ski huts in Salzburgerland, like the Lumberjack Hut<\/a> on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkel-Kleinarl serve delicacies for veggies and vegans.<\/p>\nGreat variety and diversity of activities<\/span><\/h2>\nAlthough the majority of people return here for good old skiing, you\u2019ll also find a huge number and range of winter sports enthusiasts pursuing their dreams on the mountains. Recent years have seen a marked increase of Telemark skiiers and snowbikers strut their stuff in the mountains. Although snowboarding was founded in the USA its European roots and beginnings can actually be traced back to SalzburgerLand so you\u2019ll see many a snowboarder busting some moves here.<\/span><\/p>\nLargest area of contiguous ski slopes<\/span><\/h2>\nEverything comes together in SalzburgerLand with the Salzburg Super Ski Card<\/a>, which combines 85 ski resorts, and 2,750 kilometres of beautiful slopes, offering up a whole heap of challenges and fun on as well as\u00a0 off the slopes. <\/span><\/p>\nGlacier skiing<\/span><\/h2>\nIf you\u2019re looking for fantastic glacier skiing with low temperatures all year round and perfectly groomed runs for all-round skiing, look no further than to the Kitzsteinhorn<\/a>, which towers high above Zell am See. If you want to feel snow under your board in late Spring you could have a morning glide down the glacier before jumping into the cold waters of Lake Zell to cool off for example in the afternoon. <\/span><\/p>\nFun for the whole family<\/span><\/h2>\n
Rustic mountain huts and gourmet restaurants<\/span><\/h2>\nAlmost everywhere you look in SalzburgerLand\u2019s ski areas you\u2019ll find a plethora of mountain huts<\/a> all dedicates towards sending hungry skiers back onto the slopes refuelled and raring to go again. Delicious and energy-filled cheese dumplings, sausages, every kind of pastry dish imaginable and countless other delights are just waiting to be devoured.<\/span><\/p>\nVegetarian and vegan oasis<\/span><\/h2>\nThe region of Hochk\u00f6nig is a paradise for vegan skiers. Down in the valley and up on the mountains countless outlets offer a veritable feast for vegetarians and vegans. Sample meat- and fish-free delights on your skiing holiday, such as sesame falafel with hummus or lentil stew with fried onions in mountain huts like the <\/span>Steinbockalm<\/span><\/a> (Hochmais\/Sinalcobahn), <\/span>Zachhofalm<\/span><\/a> (Dachegg), <\/span>Wastlalm<\/span><\/a> (Aberg), <\/span>B\u00e4rmoosh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Abergbahn) and in the <\/span>Tischlerh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Aberg\/Sch\u00f6nangerbahn)<\/span><\/p>\nBut not only the Hochk\u00f6nig region has specialised in vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Today, numerous ski huts in Salzburgerland, like the Lumberjack Hut<\/a> on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkel-Kleinarl serve delicacies for veggies and vegans.<\/p>\nGreat variety and diversity of activities<\/span><\/h2>\nAlthough the majority of people return here for good old skiing, you\u2019ll also find a huge number and range of winter sports enthusiasts pursuing their dreams on the mountains. Recent years have seen a marked increase of Telemark skiiers and snowbikers strut their stuff in the mountains. Although snowboarding was founded in the USA its European roots and beginnings can actually be traced back to SalzburgerLand so you\u2019ll see many a snowboarder busting some moves here.<\/span><\/p>\nLargest area of contiguous ski slopes<\/span><\/h2>\nEverything comes together in SalzburgerLand with the Salzburg Super Ski Card<\/a>, which combines 85 ski resorts, and 2,750 kilometres of beautiful slopes, offering up a whole heap of challenges and fun on as well as\u00a0 off the slopes. <\/span><\/p>\nGlacier skiing<\/span><\/h2>\nIf you\u2019re looking for fantastic glacier skiing with low temperatures all year round and perfectly groomed runs for all-round skiing, look no further than to the Kitzsteinhorn<\/a>, which towers high above Zell am See. If you want to feel snow under your board in late Spring you could have a morning glide down the glacier before jumping into the cold waters of Lake Zell to cool off for example in the afternoon. <\/span><\/p>\nFun for the whole family<\/span><\/h2>\n
Vegetarian and vegan oasis<\/span><\/h2>\nThe region of Hochk\u00f6nig is a paradise for vegan skiers. Down in the valley and up on the mountains countless outlets offer a veritable feast for vegetarians and vegans. Sample meat- and fish-free delights on your skiing holiday, such as sesame falafel with hummus or lentil stew with fried onions in mountain huts like the <\/span>Steinbockalm<\/span><\/a> (Hochmais\/Sinalcobahn), <\/span>Zachhofalm<\/span><\/a> (Dachegg), <\/span>Wastlalm<\/span><\/a> (Aberg), <\/span>B\u00e4rmoosh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Abergbahn) and in the <\/span>Tischlerh\u00fctte<\/span><\/a> (Aberg\/Sch\u00f6nangerbahn)<\/span><\/p>\nBut not only the Hochk\u00f6nig region has specialised in vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Today, numerous ski huts in Salzburgerland, like the Lumberjack Hut<\/a> on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkel-Kleinarl serve delicacies for veggies and vegans.<\/p>\nGreat variety and diversity of activities<\/span><\/h2>\nAlthough the majority of people return here for good old skiing, you\u2019ll also find a huge number and range of winter sports enthusiasts pursuing their dreams on the mountains. Recent years have seen a marked increase of Telemark skiiers and snowbikers strut their stuff in the mountains. Although snowboarding was founded in the USA its European roots and beginnings can actually be traced back to SalzburgerLand so you\u2019ll see many a snowboarder busting some moves here.<\/span><\/p>\nLargest area of contiguous ski slopes<\/span><\/h2>\nEverything comes together in SalzburgerLand with the Salzburg Super Ski Card<\/a>, which combines 85 ski resorts, and 2,750 kilometres of beautiful slopes, offering up a whole heap of challenges and fun on as well as\u00a0 off the slopes. <\/span><\/p>\nGlacier skiing<\/span><\/h2>\nIf you\u2019re looking for fantastic glacier skiing with low temperatures all year round and perfectly groomed runs for all-round skiing, look no further than to the Kitzsteinhorn<\/a>, which towers high above Zell am See. If you want to feel snow under your board in late Spring you could have a morning glide down the glacier before jumping into the cold waters of Lake Zell to cool off for example in the afternoon. <\/span><\/p>\nFun for the whole family<\/span><\/h2>\n
But not only the Hochk\u00f6nig region has specialised in vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Today, numerous ski huts in Salzburgerland, like the Lumberjack Hut<\/a> on Shuttleberg Flachauwinkel-Kleinarl serve delicacies for veggies and vegans.<\/p>\n Although the majority of people return here for good old skiing, you\u2019ll also find a huge number and range of winter sports enthusiasts pursuing their dreams on the mountains. Recent years have seen a marked increase of Telemark skiiers and snowbikers strut their stuff in the mountains. Although snowboarding was founded in the USA its European roots and beginnings can actually be traced back to SalzburgerLand so you\u2019ll see many a snowboarder busting some moves here.<\/span><\/p>\n Everything comes together in SalzburgerLand with the Salzburg Super Ski Card<\/a>, which combines 85 ski resorts, and 2,750 kilometres of beautiful slopes, offering up a whole heap of challenges and fun on as well as\u00a0 off the slopes. <\/span><\/p>\n If you\u2019re looking for fantastic glacier skiing with low temperatures all year round and perfectly groomed runs for all-round skiing, look no further than to the Kitzsteinhorn<\/a>, which towers high above Zell am See. If you want to feel snow under your board in late Spring you could have a morning glide down the glacier before jumping into the cold waters of Lake Zell to cool off for example in the afternoon. <\/span><\/p>\nGreat variety and diversity of activities<\/span><\/h2>\n
Largest area of contiguous ski slopes<\/span><\/h2>\n
Glacier skiing<\/span><\/h2>\n
Fun for the whole family<\/span><\/h2>\n
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