Skiing in the Graukogel ski area

Unforgettable challenges amidst a majestic winter landscape: At the Graukogel ski area, natural snow dominates the winter sports experience on 14 kilometers of ski runs and lift operation from Thursday to Sunday. Devoid of artificial snow, the Graukogel is a beloved destination for ski tourers and experienced skiers. The exhilarating steep slopes, weaving through the enchanting stone pine forest, make for a wind-shielded and wonderful skiing experience.

Event highlight: For skiing enthusiasts who want to conquer the mountain from its base, Bad Gastein offers evening piste ski tours twice a week.

Feasting in the mountain huts on Graukogel

Where there’s sports, there’s usually also plenty of appetite and thirst. Despite the ski area’s modest size, the culinary offerings on Graukogel are a grand delight. At the Graukogelbahn mountain station, guests can kick back at the charming Graukogelhütte, perched at 1,958 meters above sea level. A little lower, at the middle station, the Graukogelalm invites you to savor a delectable meal. The menus feature regional and homemade delicacies from the Skigastein area. And if this doesn’t have you daydreaming already ...

Graukogel & the magic of the stone pine forest

Once you arrive on Graukogel, the extraordinary “magic” of this mountain quickly becomes apparent. A picturesque Swiss stone pine forest unfolds right in front of you at the Graukogelbahn mountain station. The ancient stone pine trees infuse the area with a tranquil ambience, creating a unique sanctuary of serenity – far away from the traditional hustle and bustle of the slopes. The forest on Graukogel offers an ideal opportunity for a sporty retreat. Weekly stone pine snowshoe tours, along with the two well-loved ski touring routes, Graukogel and Zirbenroas Graukogel, invite you to revel in this natural treasure to the fullest.