For many years now Skizirkus Saalbach - Hinterglemm - Leogang has been synonymous with a perfect skiing holiday. The area has 57 of the most modern lift systems and over 200 km of prepared pistes (most of them maintained to guarantee snow) between 1,000 and 2,100 m above sea level. This is what you need when about to embark on a round trip of the valley and a little detour to Leogang on skis.

Variety is guaranteed!

The Saalbach region has everything a skier or snowboarder could wish for from gentle slopes to steep, demanding hillsides. For example, the former race track following the northern descent of the Schattberg mountain or the black pistes along the Zwölfer range in Hinterglemm, where the Super G and Downhill were held in 1991 on the occasion of the Alpine World Ski Championships. Saalbach is well known for the best preparation of its broad pistes – which are ideal for wide carving turns. Beginners and advanced skiers alike will enjoy these ideal skiing conditions.

Ski unlimited!

But Saalbach also has an excellent reputation for off-piste fun that reaches far beyond the borders of Austria. Whether that’s skiing back-country in deep powder snow or après-ski relaxation, the Glemmtal valley is one of the Alps’ highlights!

Official photo identification is required for all age specifications!
* Free Montelino lift pass for children born in 2004 and later
** Reduction for children born between 1994 and 2003
*** Reduction for young adults born between 1991 and 1993

Enough of searching through pockets for that silly ticket. Hands-free is what it’s all about now. Have your lift pass - day card/week card/season ticket saved at counterso the KeyCard (deposit: € 2.00), then simply hold the card up to the large antenna at the turnstile and access to the ski lift is enabled for you.

And thanks to the rechargeable microchip, it can be used again and again – more than 100,000 times. All lift passes, with the exception of single lift rides and point-system lift cards can be saved to KeyCards.