Let me take you to the mountain

The ski resort. Wagrain is centrally located in the Salzburger Sportwelt skiing area, and your ski pass gives you access to more than 350 km of slopes across 7 areas. Snehulen is located next to the slopes of Wagrain, providing direct access to more than 120 km of connected runs. More than 85% of these are covered by a snow guarantee due to snow cannons. Not all areas of Salzburger Sportwelt are connected by lifts, but ski buses depart regularly just outside the front door, and Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl is particularly worth a visit if one is interested in one of the best funpacks in Austria. Salzburger Sportwelt is also part of Ski Amadé, Austria’s largest skiing network. See more at skiamade.com.

Salzburger Sportwelt covers a huge area, so there is something for every ski taste.

For the experienced, try the Hermann Maier World Cup slope in Flachau
For beginners and kids, try Wagrainis Winterworld with daily activities.
For the adventurous, try the Absolut Snowpark in Flachauwink-Kleinarl.
For the view, take the G-link connecting the two mountains on either side of Wagrain, which provides a panoramic view of the valley from an elevation of 200 meters.
For the family, try a day trip across the mountains to St. Johann-Alpendorf.

At snow-space.com, you will find more information about the current weather, upcoming events in the mountains, and live images from the webcams.

The après-ski resort. There are endless options for eating and drinking everywhere in Wagrain. Along most slopes are cozy ``alms’’ that serve hot food and a variety of beverages when the slopes are open. Two particularly good places for après-ski are Kuhstall and Kühberg Alm, where the latter has live music multiple times a week. Restaurants are plentiful in Wagrain, and the town’s official website lists current restaurants here.

Ski pass prices
www.tickets.skiamade.com

Ski & snowboard rental
http://www.ski-wagrain.at/

Ski school
http://www.ski-wagrain.at/