Hochkönig ski region
The Hochkönig ski region is one of the most diverse winter sports regions in Ski amadé. Between Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach, you can enjoy 120 kilometres of pistes, modern lift facilities and impressive panoramic views of the Hochkönig massif. Wide runs, varied adventure areas and sporty highlights make the region an ideal destination for families and ambitious winter sports enthusiasts.
Skiing in the Hochkönig ski region
Perfectly groomed pistes, modern lift facilities and an impressive mountain backdrop define the ski area around Hochkönig. In total, around 120 kilometres of pistes and 34 cable car and lift facilities are available, connecting the three ski areas of Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach.
Wide slopes offer plenty of space for enjoyable carving turns, while sporty runs challenge ambitious skiers. The offer is complemented by fun and adventure areas for varied days on the slopes.
Benefits & highlights of the Hochkönig ski region
- 120 kilometres of pistes and 34 modern lift facilities
- Three connected ski areas: Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach
- Legendary Königstour with around 35 kilometres of pistes
- Kings Park in Mühlbach – one of the longest snowparks in Austria
- Funslope and adventure areas for families
- Skimovie-course and training pistes for sporty skiers
- 40 kilometres of cross-country ski trails with views of the Hochkönig massif
Action on the slopes
In addition to classic runs, the Hochkönig ski region offers many special attractions.
The Marlies Schild training slope gives sporty skiers a real challenge. On the Skimovie-course at the Schönanger piste, you can have your run recorded on a giant slalom course and then watch your personal video afterwards.
Freestylers will find varied lines in several snowparks. Kings Park in Mühlbach is one of the longest snowparks in Austria and offers a versatile setup for different skill levels. In addition, a Funslope stretching around 850 metres and the Family Run bring fun and variety to the slopes.
The Königstour – the ski circuit in Hochkönig
A special highlight of the region is the well-known Königstour. The ski circuit connects 6 peaks and leads across around 35 kilometres of pistes and 7,500 metres of elevation through the entire ski area.
Along the route, you can enjoy impressive panoramic views, varied descents and several photo points. The Königstour is one of the most beautiful ski circuits in the Alps and a must for sporty skiers.
Enjoyment moments on the slopes
At Hochkönig, skiing goes hand in hand with special culinary enjoyment. The culinary Königstours lead from ski hut to ski hut and combine varied descents with regional specialities.
Whether Heimatliebe, Gipfelgenuss or Almliebe – on these tours, each course is served in a different hut. These culinary ski circuits can be started independently at any time across the entire ski area and turn a day on the slopes into a delightful experience.
Events & experiences
The Hochkönig region also offers varied winter days away from the slopes. Numerous events combine winter sports, cuisine and music into special holiday experiences.
Highlights include events such as the March Glow3, the Gondola dinner as well as the Night Shows. These events make winter at Hochkönig an experience with a special atmosphere – true to the motto: so much to experience at the summit of feelings.
Winter experiences away from the slopes
Away from the ski slopes too, the Hochkönig region offers a wide range of winter experiences. Around 40 kilometres of prepared cross-country ski trails lead through the snowy landscape around the Hochkönig massif.
In addition, winter hiking trails, toboggan runs and ski touring routes invite you to discover the winter mountain world from a different perspective. Horse-drawn sleigh rides through the snowy landscape are especially atmospheric.
Frequently asked questions
During the 2026/27 peak season, an adult day ski pass for Hochkönig costs €81.00 at the ticket office. With the Ski amadé Online Early Booking Bonus, you can save money by purchasing your ski pass online in advance. The earlier you book, the more you can save.
Find all prices and tickets in the Ski amadé Online Ticketshop.
The Hochkönig ski resort offers reliable skiing conditions thanks to its location in the Salzburg Alps and modern snowmaking facilities. Around 90% of the slopes can be covered with artificial snow, ensuring well-groomed runs even when natural snowfall is limited. Actual snow conditions depend on the weather.
The Hochkönig ski resort stretches from approximately 800 to 1,900 metres above sea level. Its varied slopes connect the ski towns of Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach, offering breathtaking views of the Hochkönig massif and the surrounding Salzburg mountains.
The Hochkönig ski resort includes the three ski villages Maria Alm, Dienten am Hochkönig and Mühlbach am Hochkönig. Together, they offer around 120 kilometres of slopes and 34 modern ski lifts. A particular highlight is the Königstour, a 35-kilometre ski circuit crossing six mountain peaks throughout the ski area. The Hochkönig ski region is part of Ski amadé.
Contact & Arrival
to Hochkönig
5761 Maria Alm