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Ski area Kasberg
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 1,600 m | Gondola lift: | 2 |
| Lowest point: | 620 m | Pistes in total: | 23 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 528 m |
Pistes:
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13 km |
| Lifts in total: | 10 |
Pistes:
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8 km |
| Tow lifts: | 7 |
Pistes:
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2 km |
| Chair lifts: | 1 | ||
Ski area Kasberg
The ski area Kasberg is situated right next to the town of Grünau. With its 23 km of pistes the ski area is quite manageable and because of that especially popular with families and their children.
In the last couple of years the ski area at the Kasberg was extended and became a top winter sports area. 10 lifts in total take skiers up the mountain. Moreover, there is a ski carousel with snow tubes, as well as three magic carpets for the smallest skiers, which are located in Brunos Kinderskiarena - a place where the young ones can take their first swings in the snow. Special highlights: the fairy tale forest and a children's race track where the mascot Bruno sometimes encourages the little ones. The trainers of the local ski school give them guidance.
If the snow conditions do not play along, 80% of the mostly north-facing pistes can be covered with artificial snow.
Apart from the fun on the pistes and in the snow park, there are several rustic ski huts for taking a break: Hochberghaus, Sonnalm, Gasbergalm-Hütte or Sepp-Huber-Hütte - every winter sport lover will find the right place for catching a breath; panoramic view of the alpine countryside included.
In the last couple of years the ski area at the Kasberg was extended and became a top winter sports area. 10 lifts in total take skiers up the mountain. Moreover, there is a ski carousel with snow tubes, as well as three magic carpets for the smallest skiers, which are located in Brunos Kinderskiarena - a place where the young ones can take their first swings in the snow. Special highlights: the fairy tale forest and a children's race track where the mascot Bruno sometimes encourages the little ones. The trainers of the local ski school give them guidance.
If the snow conditions do not play along, 80% of the mostly north-facing pistes can be covered with artificial snow.
Apart from the fun on the pistes and in the snow park, there are several rustic ski huts for taking a break: Hochberghaus, Sonnalm, Gasbergalm-Hütte or Sepp-Huber-Hütte - every winter sport lover will find the right place for catching a breath; panoramic view of the alpine countryside included.
Après ski Grünau im Almtal
Grünau im Almtal is a quiet place, so that the end of the ski day is spent rather quietly. Visit one of the various restaurants or, if weather conditions allow, go ice skating on the natural ice rink on lake Almee!
Those who are still full of energy after their day on skis should not miss out on a snow-shoe hike. The region offers specially marked trails for snowshoe hikes!
Lovers of nature can also take an evening walk around lake Almsee or visit Cumberland wildlife park. Make sure to look up the opening hours for the wildlife park before your visit.
Those who are still full of energy after their day on skis should not miss out on a snow-shoe hike. The region offers specially marked trails for snowshoe hikes!
Lovers of nature can also take an evening walk around lake Almsee or visit Cumberland wildlife park. Make sure to look up the opening hours for the wildlife park before your visit.
Snowpark: Funpark am Kasberg Grünau im Almtal
On an altitude of 1,600 m you will find the Funpark am Kasberg, where bold freestylers can work on their tricks. Rails, boxes, a lollipop, jumps and many more obstacles are available. The park has its own tow-lift to take you back to the start of the funpark.
Is the Kasberg ski area not right for you? Then have a look here instead: Ski areas Austria
