A skier on an empty slope

Ski holidays at the Hochkönig

Snow-safe skiing

Welcome to the Hochkönig, welcome to the height of the skiing pleasure! 120 excellently groomed piste kilometres, fairytale-like powder slopes, state-of-the-art cable cars and the Salzburg hospitality in the numerous ski huts will turn your ski holidays at the Hochkönig into a fantastic experience.

Hochkönig ski region
Two sporty skiers on a fresh slope Woman with a girl skiing on a piste at the Hochkönig
Let’s go skiing!

Salzburg’s ski paradise

Always accompanied by a marvellous view of the Hochkönig massif and the Steinernes Meer, you will live your ski dream at the Hochkönig in Austria. Wide, varied slopes stretch out between the ski villages Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach at the majestic Hochkönig. There are pistes for beginners and advanced skiers. If you want to try skiing for the first time, are looking for the perfect line in fluffy deep snow slopes or want to master the Marlies Schild training slope, skiing will not become boring at the Hochkönig.

Did you know? The combination ticket Ski amadé will give you full access to the biggest ski adventure of Salzburg: 760 piste kilometres and more than 260 lifts will await you.

The ski passes for Ski Amadé can simply be purchased online – including an early booking discount!

To the slope map
Two people skiing in the Alps
Königstour

How about a genuinely royal ski round in Pinzgau? The Königstour combines 35 piste kilometres into one continuous ski round. Conquer six summits and collect 7,500 metres of altitude in total - a fantastic prospect for all enthusiastic skiers. The whole tour is marked with yellow and orange signs. The Königstour can also be experienced culinary-wise: Hop from ski hut to ski hut and from course to course, whether on one day or spread out to several days.

Family eats Kaiserschmarrn in a ski hut
Ski huts

The hut landscape at the Hochkönig in the Salzburger Land is second to none: More than 30 cosy ski huts will invite you to eat and socialise. There are huts for different tastes: from the rustic alpine hut to the hip lifestyle hut. Regional classics such as Kaspressknödel (cheese dumplings), Kaiserschmarrn (sweet omelette), and vegan and vegetarian dishes can be found on the menus.

Snowboarder on an obstacle in a snowpar
The freestylers' hotspot 
Skier jumping over an obstacle in a snow park
Always stay cool 
Snowboard fun

Fun parks

The perfect playground for youngsters: 4 fun parks (Kings Park, Schönanger Funslope, Beginnerspark and Skicross at the Natrun, as well as Livingroom Hochkeil) will not fail to excite everyone who wants action. Jumps, jibs and other obstacles will offer challenges to young and old freeride artists. Even families with younger children will get their money’s worth. The fun slope at the Schönanger (Aberg) and the Beginnerspark are perfect for beginners.

Sun & ski at the Hochkönig

Follow the sun and draw your lines in the unspoilt powder. Do you already know the local mountain in Maria Alm? Whether beginner or expert: The Natrun is the ideal mountain to warm up on the piste, and the cable car is only a few steps away. This will let you start your ski day right from the hotel Lohningerhof!

A freshly prepared piste with two skiers in the Salzburger Land
Hochkönig

Little ski regions

Your ski pass in the ski region Hochkönig or the Ski Amadé ski region will also enable you to ski in two smaller ski regions. The natural ski area Hochkeil is at the Mitterberg in Mühlbach over 1,300 metres above sea level and is endowed with particularly much natural snow due to its high altitude.

Are you looking for an ideal ski region for families? The Hinterreit ski area is for you. Wide and child-friendly slopes, T-bar lifts as well as a beginner’s lift are perfect to practise skiing. Maybe you will even come across a professional athlete as there is also a FIS training run in the Hinterreit ski area.

Skier in a ski region
The first line 

Freeriding in the powder

Do untouched slopes and endless deep snow runs mean true happiness to you? The Hochkönig ski region will answer this desire. Off the prepared pistes, you will find challenges and a lot of fun. Appropriate safety precautions and sufficient know-how about alpine conditions are, of course, crucial for free riders.