Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel ski resort

The North Downhill

For experienced skiers looking for a challenge, the Hohe Scharte North run is just the thing. It is one of the longest downhill runs in Salzburg and overcomes more than 1000 metres in altitude. The Hohe Scharte Nord is therefore a special skiing pleasure.

Freeriding on the Schlossalm

Freeriders who are looking for off-piste variations will not miss out on the Schlossalm. In addition to the numerous freeride slopes, there is an official, avalanche-protected ski route starting at the Kaserebenbahn mountain station. A freeride info base is located in front of the entrance to the Katstall ski route.

A special highlight is the spectacular 140-metre-long suspension bridge that towers over a 28-metre-high precipice. The suspension bridge not only guarantees a thrill or soft knees, but also offers a dreamlike view.

The Glocknerblick viewing platform is located in the immediate vicinity of the Stubnerkogelbahn mountain station. As the name suggests, you have a wonderful panorama with a view of the Großglockner (3,798 m) in summer as well as in winter.

Another special feature on the Stubnerkogel is the rock path south of the mountain station, which leads through steeper craggy rock areas to a striking vantage point at the same altitude. The view along the path is breathtaking and incomparable and is a must on a ski day.

Another "point of view" is the Talblick viewing platform, from which you can enjoy a magnificent view northwards over Bad Hofgastein. The viewing platform with the wide seating steps along the stairs invite you to rest and linger in summer and winter.