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The snow’s satisfying crunch, a serene ascent, and the liberating sense of boundless freedom: Skigastein boasts perfectly groomed and signposted ski touring routes for beginners and seasoned touring enthusiasts. These secured trails lead you to the region’s most stunning scenic viewpoints. Included in every tour: the most exquisite mountain panorama you could imagine!
Key ingredients for an enjoyable ski tour: the right gear and the perfect ticket. The price of the latter includes parking, the first lift section (Schlossalmbahn, or Angertalbahn), as well as both your ascent and descent. Plus, you’ll enjoy your well-deserved breaks in cozy mountain huts thanks to Skigastein’s top-notch infrastructure. Whether you prefer to get your tickets on the spot or conveniently online, we’ve got you covered.
The snow-covered mountains of Skigastein are calling! When open in winter, they offer the finest snow conditions and the utmost safety. Check out the current opening hours and start planning your adventure today!
Note: The piste touring routes are not accessible during the piste closure from 5.00 pm to 8.30 am (except on ski touring evenings)!
The ski lifts at Graukogel will remain closed during the 2026/27 winter season.
If there is sufficient snow, an ascent trail and a descent trail will be groomed and made available free of charge.
The Gipfelsieg route in Sportgastein offers a one-of-a-kind experience for ski touring enthusiasts who crave breathtaking scenic views. The two-hour tour leads you to the Kreuzkogel summit cross, majestically perched at 2,686 meters within the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Another thrilling highlight: the descent through the high alpine terrain of Sportgastein.
Want to experience the magic of the mountains by night? In Skigastein, you can embark on evening ski tours to Graukogel and Stubneralm. While other winter enthusiasts are tucked in bed, you can ascend the slopes on touring skis during select winter evenings. On these special nights, the Stubneralm and Graukogelhütte mountain huts are open for a cozy stop before making your descent to the valley under the mesmerizing light of the full moon. Important: Remember to bring a headlamp to ensure your safety in the darkness!
To ensure your safety on the ski touring routes, please always adhere to the rules set forth by the Austrian Board of Alpine Safety (ÖKAS):