What is Saalbach like for skiing?

Saalbach Hinterglemm Skiing and Snowboarding Hinterglemm is home to the area’s best beginner zone, with several drags and magic carpets accessing sunny, gentle slopes. Progression from here on to long, cruisey blues is excellent, with an great selection of well-groomed, wide pistes to choose from across the Skicircus.

Is Saalbach open for skiing?

26th November 2021 – 18th April 2022. The Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn is not only one of the largest ski areas in Austria, with an extensive range of exciting activities, international flair and breath-taking natural landscapes, it is the coolest ski area in the Alps.

How long does it take to ski from fieberbrunn to Saalbach?

But also the other four routes promise a lot of pure fun: You need around 2 hours to cover 19 km of the Saalbach circuit, where you will make tracks across the famous slalom and giant slalom track of the alpine Ski World Cup in Kohlmais of 1991. The Hinterglemm circuit covers 26 km and can take about 2.5 hours.

Is Zell am See linked with Saalbach?

Yes Zell Am See is linked with Saalbach. The ski connection between Zell am See and the Saalbach-Hinterglemm ski areas has been very well done. It’s very easy to get between the two areas.

Is Saalbach good for beginners?

Many of the slopes here are suitable for novices. However, the runs from the Schattberg to Saalbach and Hinterglemm, and the Zwölferkogel-Nordabfahrt run are not recommended for beginners.

What is a ski circuit?

SKICIRCUS CIRCUIT The circuit takes you round the entire ski area in just one day (from 8.30 am to 4.15 pm) and is a challenge only for ambitious skiers. The Skicircus Circuit is probably the longest of its kind in the Alps, with 65 kilometers of slopes and 12,400 vertical metres.

What is apres ski in Austria?

A long, exhilarating day on the slopes is not complete without some proper après-ski. In Austria, it starts right by the pistes, which are often lined with cosy huts and bars.