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Ski areas in Schladming-Dachstein
Alpine skiing
Skiing in a winter sports paradise
The Schladming-Dachstein ski resort in Styria comprises 9 ski mountains with a total of 222 kilometres of slopes and 99 ski lifts. At its heart lies the Schladming 4-Mountain Ski Area, comprising Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm. Families, beginners and keen skiers will also find smaller ski resorts, children’s play areas, night skiing and around 100 ski huts.
Schladming-Dachstein ski area at a glance
- 9 ski mountains in the Schladming-Dachstein region
- 222 kilometres of slopes: 92 km blue, 115 km red, 15 km black
- 99 lifts: 24 chairlifts, 15 cable cars, 60 T-bar and practice lifts
- 4-mountain ski area: Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm
- 7 ski mountains in the Ski-amadé network, plus two more with the Schneebären Card
- Around 100 ski huts in the region
- Ski-amadé ski pass with access to over 760 kilometres of slopes and 270 lifts across five regions
Facts
Slopes & lifts in Schladming-Dachstein
Total length of the slope: 222 km
- blue (easy): 92 km
- red (medium): 115 km
- black (difficult): 15 km
Total number of lifts: 99
- 24 chairlifts
- 15 cable cars
- 60 T-bar and practice lifts
Schladming-Dachstein
Overview of the ski region
Ski and snowboard rental
Ski and snowboard schools
Ski pass prices day passes
Ski amadé and Schneebärencard
Ski pass prices multi-day tickets
Ski amadé and Schneebärencard
Skiing with children
In Schladming-Dachstein, the focus is on skiing fun for the whole family. Family-friendly offers that inspire both young and old. For all kids who are on skis for the first time
- the Wollis Kids Park at the Hauser Kaibling valley station,
- the Kaliland in Ramsau or the
- children's ski area on the Riesneralm are ideal.
The best thing about these three public children's areas is that they are located directly at the valley station.
Culinary delights
Our ski huts
Skiing at night
Alpine skiing
Questions and answers
Ski resorts, slopes and ski mountains
The total length is 222 kilometers of slopes, which are divided into the following levels of difficulty:
- blue (easy): 92 km
- red (medium): 115 km
- black (difficult): 15 km
A total of 9 ski mountains await you in Schladming-Dachstein. Of these, 7 belong to the Ski amadé ski association and 2 to the Schneebären Card.
Ski amadé
- Hauser Kaibling
- Planai
- Hochwurzen
- Reiteralm
- Rittisberg
- Galsterberg
- Fageralm
Schneebären Card
- Riesneralm
- Planneralm
Total number of lifts: 99
- 24 chairlifts
- 15 cable cars
- 60 T-bar and practice lifts
With 92 kilometers of blue slopes, the area is particularly child- and youth-friendly.
The following children's areas are located directly at the valley station:
- Wollis Kids Park at Hauser Kaibling
- Kaliland in Ramsau am Dachstein
- Riesneralm children's ski area
- Children's area at the Planneralm
The following ski mountains boast spacious and lovingly designed children's areas:
- The Gallic ski village on the Galsterberg
- Hopsi-Winterkinderland on the Planai
- Reiteralm Kinderland
- Kali's adventure slopes in Ramsau am Dachstein
- Children's ski routes Fageralm
Yes, the Hochwurzen offers evening skiing. From Monday to Saturday, piste no. 32 is freshly groomed every evening and invites you to make your last turns of the day in the snowuntil 11 pm.
learn moreYes, the following ski depots are available in Schladming-Dachstein:
Ski passes and the ski season
Ticket prices vary depending on the season. Ski amadé day passes cost between €69.50 and €81.50. A Schneebären day pass costs €62.00. A day pass for Galsterberg costs between €63.00 and €74.00, and for Rittisberg it costs €58.50.
PricesDepending on snow conditions, the ski season begins as early as November on some mountains. On many ski resorts, the season gets underway in late November or early December:
- Hauser Kaibling: from 28 November 2026
- Riesneralm: from 28 November 2026
- Planai: as soon as snow conditions permit
- Reiteralm: as soon as snow conditions permit
- Hochwurzen: from 4 December 2026
- Galsterberg: from 4 December 2026
- Ramsau am Dachstein / Rittisberg ski region: from 4 December 2026
- Planneralm: from 4 December 2026
- Fageralm: from 18 December 2026
Ski holidays and special offers
Schladming-Dachstein offers a varied skiing holiday for connoisseurs, families and keen skiers. A highlight is the Schladming 4-Mountain Ski Area, comprising Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm, which connects the four ski mountains directly with one another. There are also other ski resorts, cosy ski huts and numerous winter activities away from the slopes.
Yes. For a short skiing holiday, there are various multi-day ski passes available, including tickets for 2, 2.5 or 3 days. When buying online, ski tickets may also be available at a cheaper early-bird price, depending on when you book. In addition, you’ll find seasonal package deals and a wide range of accommodation options in Schladming-Dachstein for your short skiing break.