Maria Alm Ski Holidays
Maria Alm Ski Holidays

Maria Alm Ski Holidays

A bit about Maria Alm

Maria Alm is a traditional resort on the edge of the Hochkönig ski area, offering 120 km of quiet pistes ideal for beginners and intermediates. Connected by the Natrunbahn gondola to the wider Ski Amadé network, the resort boasts reliable snow conditions, stunning views, and challenging trails up to 1,900m at Aberg-Langeck. Freestyle enthusiasts will appreciate the Aberg snow park, and other winter activities like tobogganing and sleigh rides add to its family-friendly appeal. Maria Alm features the Königstour, one of the Alps' longest ski circuits, with a 35km route that showcases the area’s panoramic beauty. With its lively yet laid-back village atmosphere and minimal traffic, Maria Alm provides a cozy après-ski scene, perfect for those seeking a quieter, traditional Austrian skiing experience.
Maria Alm resort facts
Ski areaSki Amade - Hochkonig
Total slopes120 km
Easy slopes95 runs
Intermediate slopes175 runs
Expert slopes69 runs
Number of lifts33
Snow range728 m - 2,650 m
Resort height802 m - 1,900 m
Snow parks10
Rating by ski level
Beginners
4/10
Intermediates
4/10
Experts
4/10
Snowboarders
4/10
Rating by group type
Friends
7/10
Families
8/10
Couples
6/10
Transfer times to Maria Alm
Salzburg airport1 hr 5 min
Innsbruck airport2 hr 5 min
Munich airport2 hr 25 min
Klagenfurt airport2 hr 30 min

A bit about Maria Alm

Maria Alm is a traditional resort on the edge of the Hochkönig ski area, offering 120 km of quiet pistes ideal for beginners and intermediates. Connected by the Natrunbahn gondola to the wider Ski Amadé network, the resort boasts reliable snow conditions, stunning views, and challenging trails up to 1,900m at Aberg-Langeck. Freestyle enthusiasts will appreciate the Aberg snow park, and other winter activities like tobogganing and sleigh rides add to its family-friendly appeal. Maria Alm features the Königstour, one of the Alps' longest ski circuits, with a 35km route that showcases the area’s panoramic beauty. With its lively yet laid-back village atmosphere and minimal traffic, Maria Alm provides a cozy après-ski scene, perfect for those seeking a quieter, traditional Austrian skiing experience.
Maria Alm resort facts
Ski areaSki Amade - Hochkonig
Total slopes120 km
Easy slopes95 runs
Intermediate slopes175 runs
Expert slopes69 runs
Number of lifts33
Snow range728 m - 2,650 m
Resort height802 m - 1,900 m
Snow parks10
Rating by ski level
Beginners
4/10
Intermediates
4/10
Experts
4/10
Snowboarders
4/10
Rating by group type
Friends
7/10
Families
8/10
Couples
6/10
Transfer times to Maria Alm
Salzburg airport1 hr 5 min
Innsbruck airport2 hr 5 min
Munich airport2 hr 25 min
Klagenfurt airport2 hr 30 min

Maria Alm, Austria

Nestled amidst the breathtaking Hochkönig mountain range, Maria Alm stands as the gateway to one of Salzburger Land's largest ski areas within the Ski amadé. Spanning 150 kilometers of beautifully groomed pistes, this picturesque resort connects seamlessly with the villages of Hinterthal, Dienten, and Mühlbach, creating a ski paradise that rivals well-known destinations like Mayrhofen and Kitzbühel.

Skiing in Maria Alm

Beginners: Maria Alm offers an inviting environment for beginners, featuring dedicated nursery slopes near the base of the resort. New skiers can comfortably start their skiing journey with the help of skilled instructors from local ski schools, and there's no shortage of gentle slopes perfect for making those first turns.

Intermediates: The interconnected ski areas of Maria Alm, Dienten, and Mühlbach, known as the Hochkönig region, provide ample opportunity for intermediates to explore extensive blue and red runs. The Königstour, one of the longest ski circuits in the Alps, offers a memorable experience with its scenic 35 km of continuous slopes.

Advanced: While Maria Alm caters predominantly to beginners and intermediates, advanced skiers can find their thrills on challenging red and occasional black runs.

Off-piste: Adventurous skiers can venture into the off-piste terrain Maria Alm has to offer, particularly in the areas accessible from the Aberg-Langeck. These sections provide a mix of challenging descents and freeride opportunities, especially appreciated after fresh snowfalls.

Snowboarding: Snowboarders in Maria Alm have access to several exciting snow parks, including the Kings Park, which caters to all levels from beginners to pros with its variety of obstacles. Additionally, the fun slope on Aberg offers creative features like tunnels and waves, enhancing the snowboarding experience.

Plan ahead your perfect ski vacation at Maria Alm: download the latest Maria Alm piste map and explore the trails and lifts ahead of time to ensure an unforgettable skiing experience.

Families

Maria Alm is an excellent destination for families looking for a fun-filled winter vacation. The resort is celebrated for its family-friendly accommodations, slopes and facilities, including the guest kindergarten which welcomes children from two years old, ensuring even the youngest visitors are cared for while parents hit the slopes. For a unique skiing experience, families can head to the Funslope Schönanger. Stretching 850 meters, it features exciting elements like small jumps, steep turns, and a giant snail tunnel, all designed to delight both beginners and advanced skiers. The area also includes a beginners park and Skicross at Natrun. These areas offer easy lines with fun features like boxes, jumps, and wave tracks, allowing little ones to safely develop their skiing skills.

Activities

Snow activities: winter walking, snowshoeing, ice skating (in nearby Bischofshofen)

Non-skiing activities: swimming, bowling, tobogganing, horse drawn sleigh rides, ice go-karting, parapenting

Maria Alm après ski

Maria Alm, while more subdued than Austria's party capitals like St. Anton or Ischgl, still offers a charming après-ski atmosphere with an abundance of traditional ski huts, bars, and cozy establishments like the Bachwirt and Dengl Alm, making it a delightful choice among Austria ski resorts.

Maria Alm restaurants

Maria Alm, offers a delightful culinary experience with an array of dining options from rustic mountain huts to sophisticated hotel restaurants. The Wirtshausl, Almerwirt, and Dorfcafe offer a warm welcome with traditional Tyrolean dishes. For those seeking mountain-side dining, Bergstadl and Tischlerhutte are highly recommended for their local flavors and inviting atmosphere.

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