Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn

An incredible ski resort. We went in early March and not much snow left but the trails were open but melting. Locals said, Jan is the best time, Feb could get crowded for holidays. Anyway, the infrastructure at this resort blows away any USA resorts The Pre ski is truly a party. The on mountain huts, (60) puts the US ski resorts to shame and the quality is superior vs hamburger hot dogs in the CO. Also there are gondola's are all over the valley and a ski bus is easy to reach them all. Even for a non-skier there's plenty of activities to do. Or you can buy a non-skier pass and they can travel all the gondolas to the summit. Unlike, USA resort only a few offer this and it's not to the summit. 80€ sure beats $250 US daily. Great resort, hewer, I would go back in Jan rather than March. It was pretty hot too. 2 Thumbs up tho...

Such a well established and modern resort. Austrian Alps are breathtaking, and Skicircus allows for easy navigation around the mountains. So many beautiful restaurants on the slopes with delicious and affordable food. This was my 4th trip and I look to may more in the coming years!

More than 400km of ski runs included in the Alpin Card. What could possibly go wrong? Absolutely nothing! We were based in Fieberbrunn with less than 5 minutes walk to the bottom of ski runs and the new Streuböden lift base station. Here are some useful tips. You can use the lifts on the day before your lift passes start after 3.00PM - Really useful for late arrivals that want to blow away the cobwebs before hitting the slopes for a full day. If you're staying in Fieberbrunn they have a free Ski show on Tuesday nights from 7.30PM right on the slopes next to the Streuböden lift. Fieberbrunn works really well as a starting point if your looking to cover large distances as you head towards Saalbach and beyond in the morning on south facing slopes and your return journey is on mainly north facing slopes. This worked well for us in February and I would imaging its even better in the spring when the sun's intensity increases. The lift pass includes access to Timoks mountain toboggan which is just above Fieberbrunn. Use the ski circus app to find restaurants and consider booking a table if you've got your heart set on a particular place as the best ones get busy. Considering we were away on the busy school half term we didn't get caught in any long queues for lifts and the pistes were pretty quiet (Red and Black) blue runs looked busier in places.

Second ski trip here, great groomed slopes, gets a bit slushy in the afternoon but that’s down to the temperature. Lots of great bars and restaurants on all slopes, clean and fast lifts with very helpful and friendly staff.

Bikepark Saalbach – Absolutely amazing bike parks! The trails are fantastic, catering to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders. It’s definitely a place where you can have a thrilling experience with diverse tracks and stunning views. Highly recommend going and experiencing it for yourself! 🤟 The only downside is the route from Saalbach to Leogang (or vice versa) – it’s quite challenging with 6 km of roots and hills, making the ride a bit of a nightmare. If possible, it's better to take a car for this section. But overall, the park is a must-visit for any biking enthusiast!

One of the best ski resorts in Austria, With plenty options for beginers or experienced skiers or free riders. Stunnig panorams all around you and excellent services. Free parking if you validate you parking ticket before you return you skipass in return machine. Skipass prices are about 70€ for one day ticket in main season (25). Worth every penny.

Great ski area plenty of skiing for all abilities and modern lifts. The ski pass let's you ski saalbach hinterglemm, leogang, Fieberbrunn and zell am zee and kaprun ( you will need to catch a bus to the zell am zee express as not linked) this is over 400km of skiing. The lift system is top class. Loads of mountain huts dotted around and clean toilets. Although it was a freakishly warm week at the end of January we still had some fantastic skiing, most of the lower runs were really slushy and full of moguls but put this down to weather. It is well sign posted and easy to find your way round

One of the best areas to ski. Really nice lifts with heated seats and weather covers so it is really comfortable. The people that work at the lifts are really friendly and there to help you or make you laugh. You can make a large round without to take the same lift or slope twice. The ski challenge for example takes you to 32 different lifts and 65 kilometers of skiing. And you'll get a present when you're done. 🎁