| Tickets | Adult (Born in 2002 and older) | Youth (Born between 2003 – 2005) | Child (Born in 2006 and younger) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Ascent and descent |
€ 41,50 |
€ 31,00 |
€ 21,00 |
|
Ascent and descent from 1 pm (Purchase only possible after 1 pm) |
€ 36,50 |
€ 27,50 |
€ 18,50 |
|
Ascent or descent |
€ 25,00 |
€ 19,00 |
€ 12,50 |
|
Summer seasonpass (valid for Planai, Hochwurzen, Dachstein) |
€ 264,00 |
€ 198,00 |
€ 132,00 |
| Other tickets | Price |
|---|---|
|
Dog card (per ascent and descent) |
€ 4,00 |
The glacier – the highlight of Styria
Even the ride up in the panorama cable car of the Dachstein Glacier lift is an experience in itself. The Dachstein seems close enough to touch and the view on the way up is simply stunning.
The highlights up on the Dachstein Glacier:
- Panorama cable car with an open-air rooftop platform
- High-alpine experiences such as the Dachstein suspension bridge incl. stairs to nowhere
- Stairs to nowhere, the Dachstein Sky Walk and the Ice Palace
- Breathtaking panorama with views over the mountain peaks of Austria
- to the Czech Republic and Slovenia
- Climbing and hiking routes to inspire outdoor enthusiasts
The Dachstein, being one of the most beautiful excursion destinations in Styria, enjoys great popularity, especially in the summer. Therefore, it is necessary to reserve your cable car ticket early. Simply from home or with your smartphone!
Here you can reserve your seat in the cable car lift
Hiking paradise Dachstein
The Dachstein glacier also offers the perfect backdrop for unique glacier hikes. Whether it's a snowy walk to the “Seethalerhütte” hut, enjoying the spectacular panorama on the adventure trail “kleiner Gjaidstein” or a guided tour across the alpine glacier area, hiking enthusiasts have everything they could possibly desire.
Dachstein alpine region: The car park at the bottom station of the cable car is also an ideal starting point for hikes. In the alpine region at an altitude of up to 1,900 m, you can hike either on leisurely trails or steeper climbs up to the vertically rising rock faces of the south walls of the Dachstein.
