Ski holidays Saalbach - the ultimate winter holiday!

Saalbach

At an altitude of 1,003 m, the well-known village of Saalbach lies in the midst of a dreamlike mountain landscape. The Glemmtal valley, once a poor farming valley, today captivates with lively villages and is a true winter sports paradise. A bypass tunnel made the centre of the village practically car-free just in time for the Ski World Championships in 1991. So a leisurely stroll through the pedestrian zone is now possible without any problems.

The distances to the lifts and slopes are extremely short and the sports, après-ski and cultural programme leaves nothing to be desired. A look at the activities on offer shows: There is almost nothing that is not available here! Whether it's leisurely shopping in the pedestrian zone or bowling, tobogganing, snow rafting and tubing, ice skating or romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides - there are no limits to your imagination here!

Saalbach-Hinterglemm

In the heavenly Salzburger Land and in the middle of the Glemm Valley lies the Saalbach-Hinterglemm region. The area is still part of the well-known Kitzbüheler Alps and entices with its diverse range of recreational activities. The highest peaks are the Spiegelhorn (2,044 m) and the Hochkogl (2,249 m). Holidays aren't just enjoyable here, but are an absolute experience. Whether you want to wedel down the slopes in the "footsteps" of the world champions, jump airs in the half-pipe or savour fantastic deep snow descents - you are in good hands at the site of the 1991 alpine skiing championships. The unique ski area of Saalbach Hinterglemm revolves around you! Due to a bypass tunnel, a pedestrian zone was able to be built in the entire town area of Saalbach and Hinterglemm, which has improved recreational opportunities. And when it gets dark, the nightlife buzzes in numerous huts, bars, pubs and restaurants.

Travel Saalbach

• By train: Zell am See (approx. 20 km)
• By plane: Salzburg (approx. 85 km), Innsbruck (160 km), Munich (approx. 220 km)