Area Profile
Perhaps not an impressive ski area in terms of its size, but highly significant in the history of skiing as the world's first slalom race was staged here in 1905 by Mathias Zdarsky (1856-1940), regarded by most, including the Lunn family, pioneers of ski holidays, as the father of Alpine skiing. There is an excellent skiing museum and the local Cistercian monastery, founded in 1202, makes a lovely bottle of wine and the local people are very friendly and hospitable.
Important Dates
- Projected Days Open: N/A
- Days Open Last Year: N/A
- Years Open: N/A
- Average Snowfall: N/A
Terrain Type
Beginner Runs:  75% |
Intermediate Runs:  25% |
Advanced Runs:  0% |
Expert Runs:  % |
Lifts
- Total # Of Lifts:
1 - Gondolas & Trams:
N/A
- High Speed Sixes:
N/A - High Speed Quads:
N/A
- Quad Chairs:
N/A - Triple Chairs:
N/A
- Double Chairs:
N/A - Surface Lifts:
4
Elevation
- Top: 3681 Ft.
- Vertical Drop: 2264 Ft.
- Bottom: 1575 Ft.
- Longest Run: 2.5 miles
- Skiable Terrain: N/A
- Snow Making: N/A
Location
Nearby Resorts
- Rohr im Gebirge (10 miles)
- St Aegyd am Neuwalde (11 miles)
- Tauplitzalm (13 miles)
- Muggendorf (16 miles)
- Puchenstuben (17 miles)
- Mitterbach am Erlaufsee (19 miles)
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