Ski Hinterglemm

Central part of the biggest and best skiing south of Salzburg.

Hinterglemm overview

Hinterglemm, part of the expansive Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, offers an extensive winter sports experience with 270 km of ski slopes and 70 modern lifts. The ski area caters to all skill levels, featuring 140 km of blue runs for beginners, 112 km of red runs for intermediates, and 18 km of black runs for expert skiers. 

The ski resort is renowned for its diverse offerings, including snow parks, a freeride park, floodlit slopes, and toboggan runs.  Beyond skiing, visitors can enjoy activities like cross-country skiing, snowshoe hiking, and horse-drawn sleigh rides through the picturesque winter landscape or trips to Zell am See or Salzburg.

Hinterglemm skiing

Part of the expansive Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Hinterglemm offers a diverse and extensive skiing experience with 270 km of interconnected slopes and 70 modern lifts. The terrain caters to all skill levels, featuring 140 km of blue runs for beginners, 112 km of red runs for intermediates, and 18 km of black runs for advanced skiers. 

The resort’s modern lift system includes 29 gondolas, 21 chairlifts, and 20 surface lifts, ensuring efficient access across the ski area.  Notably, the 12er NORD gondola and Streubödenbahn 2, both introduced in 2024, enhance connectivity and reduce wait times. 

For freestyle skiers and boarders, the resort features snow parks and funslopes, providing varied terrain for tricks and jumps.  Additionally, the area offers floodlit slopes for night skiing, allowing visitors to extend their skiing into the evening hours.

Freeriding skiers and snowboarders can explore the vast off-piste areas, particularly around Fieberbrunn, which is renowned for its deep snow, challenging terrain and competition routes.  The resort also provides speed-measurement and racing runs for those looking to brag about their skills.