Ski areas in Ski amadé
The ski association at a glance
Here you will find all the information about the five regions, the 25 ski resorts, the joint ski pass, the piste and lift offerings as well as highlights, services and special experiences in Austria's greatest skiing paradise.
Benefits and highlights
With just one ski pass
5 regions. 25 ski resorts. Up to 760 kilometers of slopes. 260 lift facilities. 250 ski huts.
Ski amadé combines size, diversity and quality into a unique winter experience in Salzburg and Styria. Here you can enjoy modern infrastructure, high snow reliability and perfectly groomed slopes. From your first turns to sporting challenges.
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All data and facts
Ski amadé stands for impressive dimensions and real variety. Here you get an overview of the most important figures relating to Austria's greatest skiing paradise.
- Chairlifts: 70 facilities
- Gondola lifts: 60 facilities
- Drag lifts: 79 facilities
- Magic carpets/conveyor belts: 51 facilities
- Total transport capacity: 360,000 people/hour
- easy (blue): 275 km, approx. 145 slopes
- medium (red): 390 km, approx. 181 slopes
- difficult (black): 95 km, approx. 30 slopes
- Accommodation providers: approx. 5,900
- Guest beds: approx. 107,436
- Ski huts & mountain restaurants: 250
- Ski & Wine Enjoyment huts: 26
- Free W-LAN: 400 free access points
- Ski amadé App: Free for iOS & Android
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Friend Tracker: If you connect with family and friends in the app before a day on the slopes, you can find them on the integrated map and be routed to them.
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- 90% of the piste area – approx. 684 kilometers of slopes – in Ski amadé can be artificially snowed.
- More than 4,500 snowmaking systems produce around 15 million m³ of technical snow.
- The snow is produced only from pure water and air according to the Austrian purity law.
- 230 employees and 180 piste machines ensure perfect slopes!
More than skiing
Ski amadé stands for perfect slopes and state-of-the-art lift technology, but also for special experiences away from classic downhill skiing.
Look forward to snowparks, funslopes and funcross routes or collect extraordinary memories while sledding, taking piste tours or winter hiking.
With Best Learn2Ski amadé, Ski amadé also sets new quality standards in learning to ski. Certified ski schools support beginners, returning skiers and advanced skiers with professional coaching - for more safety, technique and fun in winter sports.
Culinary delights also await you: from regional specialties in over 250 ski huts to special moments of enjoyment at TASTE Ski amadé. Experience offers such as Ski amadé MADE MY DAY or the Ski amadé Special Weeks make your stay even more varied.
In summer too, Ski amadé shows its active side - with hiking, biking and mountain experiences in impressive nature.
Our accommodation recommendations in Ski amadé
Sleep perfectly on holiday
Your holiday excitement is at its peak and the eagerly awaited vacation is finally just around the corner. But what about the right accommodation? Ski amadé offers a huge selection: from family-friendly apartments and cozy private rooms to homely bed and breakfasts and luxury hotels – everything is included. The hosts of Ski amadé are warm and look forward to welcoming their guests. So get going and enjoy an unforgettable time in Salzburger Land and Styria!
Frequently asked questions
Ski amadé comprises a total of 25 ski resorts across five regions in Salzburg and Styria. These include:
- 12 Gipfel Skiregion (formerly Salzburger Sportwelt): Flachau, Wagrain, St. Johann, Zauchensee-Flachauwinkl, Flachauwinkl-Kleinarl, Radstadt-Altenmarkt, Eben, Filzmoos
- Schladming-Dachstein: Planai, Hochwurzen, Hauser Kaibling, Reiteralm, Fageralm, Galsterberg, Ramsau, Dachstein-Gletscher
- Gastein: Schlossalm, Angertal, Stubnerkogel, Sportgastein, Dorfgastein
- Hochkönig: Maria Alm, Dienten, Mühlbach
- Großarltal: Großarl
No, neither Obertauern nor Saalbach are part of the Ski amadé ski association. Both are independent ski resorts and are not included in the Ski amadé ski pass.
Ski amadé multi-day passes (valid for two days or more), as well as the ALL-IN Card White and ALL-IN Card Gold, are valid throughout the entire ski network. This gives you access to up to 760 kilometres of slopes across all five regions.
Important: Day and hourly passes are valid only in the respective region or selected ski area. Not all Ski amadé ski areas are directly connected to one another, but it is possible to move between regions with a valid network-wide ski pass.
Ski amadé offers up to 760 kilometres of slopes and 260 ski lifts across five regions. This makes the ski association one of Europe’s largest winter sports destinations.
In addition, around 250 ski huts and mountain restaurants invite visitors to stop for a bite to eat and enjoy themselves.
Thanks to its geographical location, modern snow-making technology and professional piste grooming, Ski amadé offers a high level of snow reliability throughout the winter season.
Around 90 per cent of the piste area – equivalent to approximately 684 kilometres of pistes – can be covered with artificial snow. More than 4,500 snow-making machines supplement natural snowfall and ensure good slope conditions when temperatures are suitable.
The higher-altitude ski resorts in particular, such as Sportgastein and Zauchensee, offer ideal conditions for a long winter season. However, actual snow and slope conditions always depend on the weather and temperatures.
The name Ski amadé pays homage to the famous Salzburg composer Wolfgang Amadé Mozart. The name reflects the geographical proximity of the ski regions to Salzburg and Mozart’s international renown.
The name thus combines Austrian culture and tradition with modern skiing enjoyment. The spelling ‘amadé’ is based on the form of the name that Mozart himself frequently used.
