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Austria

Exact skier bases, route-level descriptions, dated event editions and transparent source checks for every Index.ski record currently published in Austria.

Verified places: 12Places with piste maps: 12Verified events: 09

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Published places and events — Austria

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Archive photograph of Sölden.  Photo: Northguy / CC BY-SA 3.0. Original bytes; display crop.002

Ötztaler Alpen

Sölden

Sölden, Austria

Two glacier sectors and a winter ski area in the Ötztal.

Giggijoch, Gaislachkogl and two glacier sectors Giggijochbahn 10-person gondola; resort-wide inventory 31 lifts, with separate glacier and winter calendars.
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Archive photograph of Hintertux Glacier.  Photo: Tiia Monto / CC BY-SA 3.0. Original bytes; display crop.003

Zillertaler Alpen

Hintertux Glacier

Hintertux, Austria

High-altitude glacier skiing with a separate daily operating report.

Upper glacier, Sommerberg and separate valley returns Gletscherbus 1–3 with two changes; alternative gondolas, chairlifts and surface lifts have their own status.
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Historical 22 February 2009 ski-area scene at Schlick 2000, with snowy woodland, a ski-school building and a skier; photograph by Rafał Klisowski.070

Stubai Alps / Kalkkögel

Schlick 2000 alpine ski area

Fulpmes, Austria

Plan Schlick 2000 from Fulpmes with an independent downhill map, Froneben and upper-sector orientation, practical tickets and return advice, and clear limits on current skiing and retained timetable information.

The operator lists 23 descents and 25 km but retains a separate 22 km statement. Independent way segments are not its piste inventory or current status. Kreuzjochbahn I/II, Galtbergbahn, upper chairlifts, surface lifts and learning facilities have separate operating and ticket conditions.
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Snowy Lachtal hillside and trees overlooking distant Karawanken mountains above clouds, photographed by Mayer Bruno on 28 November 2013; archive landscape context.082

Wölzer Tauern

Lachtal

Lachtal / Oberwölz, Austria

High-base alpine skiing in Styria’s Wölzer Tauern, with a distinct nursery area and several upper lift sectors. This independent guide combines a scoped community map with current published season and ticket information, while separating announced plans from present skiing and a guaranteed return.

Managed Lachtal alpine pistes; nursery area distinct from ski routes, touring and summer attractions Lachtal/Hebert base, Schönberg Schaukel and upper Tanzstatt, Zinken and Dietrichalm community alignments; actual connections require checking.
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Historical snowy mountain panorama from Schaufelspitze by Tvb stubai, uploaded in March 2011; archive high-alpine context.101

Stubai Alps

Stubai Glacier

Neustift im Stubaital, Austria

Plan Stubai Glacier’s managed ski area with a licensed community map, separate Eisgrat and Gamsgarten bases, sourced ticket and bus guidance, and explicit limits on glacier terrain and the final return.

Scoped managed-piste community map; ski routes and freeride terrain omitted Separate Eisgrat and Gamsgarten base chains with higher glacier sectors; confirm the open connection and lift download.
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Historical October 2024 view from Kitzsteinhorn across the snowy glacier ski area, lifts and surrounding mountains.113

Hohe Tauern

Kitzsteinhorn

Kaprun, Austria

Glacier alpine skiing above Kaprun, reached from the Kesselfall valley base through Langwied and Alpincenter.

Managed glacier, Alpincenter and Langwied alpine pistes; Maiskogel, Lechnerberg, touring and freeride are separate. Gletscherjet 1 or Panoramabahn from Kesselfall, then separate Alpincenter and glacier connections.
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Historical July 2012 summer view of the Wiedersberger Horn summit from the south, with grass, avalanche barriers and a summit cross.115

Kitzbühel Alps

Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau

Alpbach / Auffach / Niederau / Reith im Alpbachtal, Austria

Managed alpine skiing across four mountains in the Alpbachtal and Wildschönau, with a winter gondola connection from Inneralpbach towards Schatzberg.

Managed alpine pistes across Wiedersberger Horn, Schatzberg, Reither Kogel and Markbachjoch; ski routes and touring are separate. Gondolas, chairlifts and surface lifts; only the Alpbach–Schatzberg connection joins the two principal ski sectors.
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Historical December 2013 mountain panorama from the Kreischberg Rosenkranz area, with snow in the foreground and wooded mountain ridges.120

Kreischberg / Murau

Kreischberg

St. Lorenzen ob Murau / St. Georgen am Kreischberg, Austria

Kreischberg links a valley base near St. Lorenzen ob Murau with a broad upper mountain of managed pistes around Sunshine, Sixpack and Rosenkranz.

The operator advertises 42 km of pistes across the managed mountain; mapped ways are not its piste inventory. Two-section Kreischberg 10er access gondola, Riegleralm gondola, Sixpack and Schopfart chairs, plus surface lifts; the new Rosenkranz chair is announced for December 2026.
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Historical December 2025 view of Wagrain ski slopes and wooded mountains from St. Veit, with blue sky and foreground branches; archive context rather than current conditions.125

Salzburg Slate Alps / Radstädter Tauern

Snow Space Salzburg

Flachau / Wagrain / St. Johann-Alpendorf, Austria

Snow Space Salzburg links the managed alpine ski mountains of Flachau, Wagrain and St. Johann-Alpendorf, with several valley bases and a cross-valley connection at Wagrain.

Named managed pistes across Flachau, Wagrain and Alpendorf; wider 210 km regional claims include separate neighbouring areas. Distinct Flachau, Flying Mozart/Rote 8er, Grafenberg and Alpendorf bases; G-LINK connects the Wagrain mountains when operating.
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Historical March 2016 photograph of a snowy Stubnerkogel piste, trees and a yellow direction sign towards Angertal and Bad Gastein; archive context, not current conditions.126

Goldberg Group / Hohe Tauern

Schlossalm–Angertal–Stubnerkogel

Bad Hofgastein / Bad Gastein, Austria

Schlossalm–Angertal–Stubnerkogel is the connected managed alpine area between Bad Hofgastein and Bad Gastein, with Angertal as the junction between its two mountain sides.

Managed alpine pistes on Schlossalm and Stubnerkogel with the Angertal connection; separate Gastein ski areas are excluded. Schlossalmbahn and Stubnerkogelbahn serve different valley bases; Kaserebenbahn and Senderbahn connect through Angertal when operating.
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Historical January 2013 photograph of the Hochbrixen gondola station and snow-covered parked cars during snowfall; archive base context, not current snow or opening.127

Kitzbühel Alps

SkiWelt Brixen im Thale

Brixen im Thale, Austria

SkiWelt Brixen im Thale links two different mountain sides from the Brixental valley: Hochbrixen towards the central SkiWelt, and SkiWeltbahn towards Choralpe and Westendorf.

Brixen-managed alpine corridors and practice areas; the complete SkiWelt inventory belongs to the wider network. Hochbrixen no. 1 goes to Hochbrixen; SkiWeltbahn no. 11 goes towards Choralpe and Westendorf.
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Historical 14 February 2010 view from Langeck/Aberg toward the Steinernes Meer, with skiers and a lift building in the foreground.132

Hochkönig region

Hochkönig

Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach, Austria

Hochkönig links the alpine sectors of Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach below the Hochkönig massif in Salzburg.

Managed linked downhill terrain across three villages; separate Hochkeil and Hinterreit are excluded from this map. Operator-listed gondolas, chairlifts and surface lifts connect distinct village sectors; seasonal and return conditions differ.
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