Leogang Ski Holidays

Leogang Overview

Leogang is a small, typical village, which boasts easy access to a ski area that includes over 270 km of slopes. Another positive note that makes this location the perfect destination for a skiing and snowboarding holiday is the tranquility of the psuet, which are never too crowded. In addition, the slopes face north, so they manage to maintain a good quality throughout the season. It's the perfect place for princes

The town develops along the main road, where you can find hotels and restaurants where you can enjoy a drink and taste excellent food.

Leogang Ski Information

Resort height - 788m

Snow range - 700-2,100m

Ski area - 270km

Easy - 140km

Intermediate - 112km

Difficult - 18km

Longest run - 7km

Snow parks - 1

Snow making facilities - 90%

Ski Lifts - 71, Cable cars - /, Gondolas - 28, Chairlifts - 22, Drag lifts - 21, Magic carpets - /

Things to do in Leogang

Activities - Leogang offers plenty of ways to enjoy winter beyond skiing and snowboarding. Winter hiking and snowshoeing are ideal for exploring the peaceful, snow-covered landscape, with marked trails leading through forests and across the surrounding mountains. For a little more excitement, visitors can try tobogganing, including illuminated evening runs, or explore the area on a horse-drawn sleigh ride. Families can enjoy snow play and gentle outdoor activities, while the region's cross-country trails provide another way to experience the scenery. After spending time outdoors, Leogang is a great place to slow down. Visitors can relax in a wellness spa, enjoy traditional Austrian food in a cosy mountain restaurant, or simply explore the village and its surrounding winter scenery. The combination of outdoor adventures, Alpine traditions and opportunities to unwind makes Leogang an appealing winter destination even for non-skiers.

Restaurants - Leogang offers a varied dining scene that combines traditional Austrian cooking with modern Alpine cuisine. After a day in the mountains, visitors can choose between cosy village restaurants, rustic mountain huts and more refined dining establishments. For traditional Austrian flavours, Gasthaus Restaurant Kirchenwirt is a notable choice, with its long history and classic regional dishes alongside an ambitious gourmet menu. ([hotelkirchenwirt.at][1]) For a meal on the mountain, Asitzbräu offers hearty Brauhaus-style food at 1,760 metres beside the Asitz and Steinberg lifts. Those looking for contemporary cuisine can try KrallerAlm, while silva and Gourmetrestaurant dahoam by Andreas Herbst Leogang provide more sophisticated dining experiences. Another distinctive option is Mizūmi, which brings Japanese-inspired cuisine to the Alpine setting.

Apres Ski & Nightlife - Leogang offers a relaxed but enjoyable après-ski scene, with several cosy bars and mountain venues where visitors can unwind after a day outdoors. The atmosphere tends to be more laid-back than in Austria’s famous party resorts, making it suitable for those who prefer drinks, music and good company without an all-night party atmosphere. Popular spots include Outback Bar, known for its lively setting and drinks, while Kralleralm provides a traditional Alpine atmosphere where guests can continue the afternoon with food, drinks and music. The Stöcklalm is another option close to the slopes, offering a classic mountain-hut experience. Later in the evening, Leogang's nightlife is relatively low-key, with local pubs, hotel bars and restaurants providing places to socialise. For visitors wanting a bigger choice of clubs and late-night entertainment, nearby Saalbach offers a considerably livelier scene and is connected to Leogang as part of the Skicircus ski area.

Airport Transfers - How to get to Leogang

We can organise your transfers from Salzburg airport, Innsbruck airport or Munich airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.

Distance to Salzburg Airport: 70km

Distance to Innsbruck Airport: 127km

Distance to Munich Airport: 190km

If you are making your own way to the resort by car - make sure you have the "Vignette" sticker as you will need this to travel on the highways in Austria otherwise you would receive a fine.