Geopende liften in Schlossalm – Angertal – Stubnerkogel

Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Schlossalm from Friday, 29 November 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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Operating times winter season 2024/25:

Schlossalm from Friday, 29 November 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily

Ski area connection Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel from Friday, 13 December 2024 to Sunday, 6 April 2025 daily 

Operating times: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. continuous operation
Operating times from February 1: daily from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. continuous operation

The number of open lifts depends on snow conditions.

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From the Kleine Scharte mountain station you ski down the Kleine Scharte H 2, this descent is characterised by a steep slope - the Lärchenhang, the descent later leads back to the middle station H 3 or you can continue via the Aeroplanwiese H 2a to the Schlossalmbahn valley station

From the Kleine Scharte H 2 or from the Hamburger H 3 you reach the Aeroplan descent H 2a. This beautiful valley descent is characterised by the moderately steep slope, which starts directly at the Aeroplan hut and ends at the Brandnerbauer snack station, from where you turn right and reach the Schlossalmbahn valley station

From the Kleine Scharte mountain station, you enter the H 3. It first runs along a short path, followed by a moderately steep slope, which leads back into a flat section, after which you reach the actual Hamburger, the H 3. The H 3 is a flat, wide and beautiful piste, which has several branches on its course to the Kitzstein middle station, the H 8 Bärstein Kamin, the H 4 Sendleiten and the H 2a Aeroplan

Accessible again from the Kleine Scharte mountain station or from the Sendleiten mountain station, the H 4 descent can be described as the centrepiece of the Schlossalm. It starts wide from the mountain stations, then splits into two wide pistes, which merge again at the end of H 4. Connection H 3 and H 9

From a technical perspective, a fun slope is a hybrid between the classic piste, snowpark and cross racing. The course itself is designed as a single line, while the elements of a fun slope have some similarities with those we know from beginner snowparks. For example, you will find some moguls here and smaller jumps.

From the Hohe Scharte mountain station, the Hohe Scharte Nord H 1 leads through an unspoilt natural landscape and later joins the H 2

From the Hohe Scharte mountain station, the H 5, which splits in two at the halfway point, leads over the blue pistes to the H 3

The medium-difficulty red piste leads from the top station of the Hochalm T-bar lift to the bottom station of the Hochalm T-bar lift

From the Kitzstein middle station, the H 9 leads along a narrow path past the steeper Aeroplanwiese and later joins the easier part of the valley run! A beautiful descent for less experienced skiers

From the mountain station of the Kaserebenbahn cable car, H 31 first leads over a slightly hilly slope (Ochsenriedel) and then along a ski trail to the Angertal ski centre. It is a good alternative to the somewhat more difficult H 32 to get to the Angertal ski centre

From the mountain station of the Schloßhochalm lift, the H 32 leads over hilly terrain past the mountain station of the Kaserebenbahn cable car and over the so-called ‘Ochsenriedel’ to the beautiful, sometimes somewhat steeper runs in the direction of the Angertal ski centre

The ski route runs from the Schlossalm to Angertal Valley. It begins right by the mountain lift station of the Kaserebenbahn and takes skiers via the former Katstall piste towards Angertal. This means that, depending on snow and weather conditions, winter sports fans will also be able to ride down a deep-snow or a moguls run.

Starting point: Car parkt at the Schlossalmbahn Bad Hofgastein valley station or ascent by gondola to the middle station.
Piste ski tour course: From the valley or from the middlestation, this route leads up via the H2a. After the "Aeroplanstadl", the route crosses piste H3 - continue along the edge of the piste until you reach the snow-making reservoir. At this flat and visible point you cross piste H4. The route first follows the Sendleiten ski path and then continues along the edge of the H4 piste to the Kleine Scharte mountain station.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

Starting point: This route is a variant of the ST 6 Schlossalm-Aeroplan.
Piste ski tour course: When you arrive at the reservoir, you can choose between the route to the Kleine Scharte and the variant to the Haitzingalm. The variant to Haitzingalm is much shorter and leads through a piece of forest directly to the Haitzingalm ski hut.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring

Starting point: Car park next to the valley station of the Schlossalmbahn in Bad Hofgastein.
Piste ski tour course: After the railway viaduct you will branch off to the left in direction of the mountain and follow the route of the no-longerused “Kamin-Abfahrt”. If you follow this and cross the H3, you will come to the summer path in the direction of the Haitzingalm snow-making reservoir. There, the route meets up with the ST 6 Schlossalm-Aeroplan tour. Both tours now lead up to the Kleine Scharte mountain station.

For more information on the piste ski tours and tickets please visit: skigastein.com/skitouring