
Schladming
Schladming Ski Holidays
Accommodation, Lift Pass, Ski Rental & Ski Lessons prices. Book all your ski extras on one website - Quick and easy. After booking, you will receive vouchers containing the information you need to collect ski passes, equipment rentals, or find your ski school meeting point. Please remember that if you book a ski pass, you must also book or have already booked accommodation or equipment rental with us. You can also call (0034) 649 144 719 directly to make a reservation
Schladming Overview
Schladming is a charming little mountain village and the ideal place for lovers of winter mountains and winter sports. The center of the town is pedestrianised and the River Enns runs along the main street.
The slopes in Schladming are particularly suitable for intermediate skiers and snowboarders, but are also well equipped for families and beginners.
For true ski enthusiasts, it is also possible to ski under the stars during a night session.
Schladming Piste Map
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Schladming Ski Information
Resort height - 745m
Snow range - 745-2,700m
Ski area - 230km
Easy - 72km
Intermediate - 81km
Difficult - 13km
Longest run - 5.7km
Snow parks - 2
Snow making facilities - 100%
Ski Lifts - 50 (Cable cars - 1, Gondolas - 9, Chairlifts - 21, Drag lifts - 13, Magic carpets - 6)
Beginners
Intermediate
Advanced
Snowboarding
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Things to do in Schladming
Activities - Schladming offers plenty to enjoy during winter beyond skiing and snowboarding. Winter hiking and snowshoeing are popular ways to explore the snowy forests and mountain scenery, while prepared walking trails make it easy to enjoy the landscape at a gentler pace. For a more traditional Alpine experience, visitors can take a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the winter countryside or try tobogganing on one of the region's dedicated runs. Cross-country skiing is another option, with trails providing a peaceful alternative to the main ski slopes. Families can enjoy sledging and other snow activities, while those looking to relax can spend time in a spa or wellness centre. Schladming itself also has plenty of cafés, restaurants and shops, making it easy to combine outdoor activities with leisurely afternoons and evenings. With its snowy mountain scenery, outdoor adventures and lively town atmosphere, Schladming offers a varied winter holiday even for visitors who don't plan to ski every day.
Restaurants - Schladming has a varied restaurant scene that combines traditional Styrian cuisine with modern Austrian cooking and international flavours. After a day in the mountains, visitors can choose from cosy inns, stylish restaurants, rustic mountain huts and lively après-ski venues. For regional specialities, Johann – das steirische Restaurant is a popular choice for contemporary interpretations of Styrian food, while Alpine Restaurant Planaihof offers a classic mountain setting with hearty Austrian dishes close to the slopes. Hohenhaus Tenn* is another well-known option, particularly for visitors looking to combine dining with the energetic atmosphere of Schladming's après-ski scene.Those seeking something more refined can explore restaurants such as die tischlerei, where regional ingredients are presented in a modern style. The area also has plenty of traditional Gasthäuser serving favourites such as schnitzel, dumplings, soups and local game.
Apres Ski & Nightlife - Schladming has a lively après-ski scene that fits naturally into a day on the Planai and surrounding mountains. As the lifts begin to close, skiers can head to mountain huts and slope-side bars for beer, schnapps, music and traditional Austrian food. The atmosphere ranges from relaxed and convivial to energetic, particularly towards the end of the afternoon. One of the resort's best-known venues is Hohenhaus Tenne, located close to the Planai valley station. It is a popular meeting point for après-ski and evening entertainment, with several areas where visitors can eat, drink and listen to music. Mountain venues such as Schafalm also provide a classic Austrian hut atmosphere, combining food and drinks with impressive views. The action can continue into the evening in Schladming's town centre, where pubs, bars and clubs attract both visitors and locals. Live music, DJs and themed evenings are common during the winter season, creating a sociable atmosphere without requiring visitors to leave the resort.
Families
Non-Skiers
Groups
Resort atmosphere
Apres Ski & Nightlife
Shopping
Airport Transfers - How to get to Schladming
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: 92km
Distance to Innsbruck Airport: 268km
Distance to Munich Airport: 261km
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Photo credits to the Tourist Board of Schladming





