SalzburgerLand
Winter holidays between skiing, tobogganing, ice skating and romantic trip destinations

Snow-covered mountains, frozen lakes, waterfalls in striking ice formations, and glacier regions: Winter holidays in SalzburgerLand captivate those with an eye for beauty

Gentle winter holidays: Romantic and relaxing

SalzburgerLand offers many different sides when it comes to winter holidays. It can be peaceful and romantic, as winter magic still exists here. You can experience it at a leisurely pace, whether on a horse-drawn sleigh ride, a hot air balloon trip, a walk through snow-covered landscapes, or a snowshoe hike in the mountains.

Active winter holidays: Vibrant and dynamic

For those who prefer the fast-paced, energetic side of SalzburgerLand, the region’s ski resorts offer plenty of sporting challenges. Skiing, cross-country skiing, sledging, and thrilling fun sports provide excitement, adrenaline, and the anticipation of a hearty snack in an alpine hut.

Quick info about SalzburgerLand
Capital:Salzburg
Area:7.156 km²
Population:approx. 571,500 (as of 2024)
Percentage of forest:51,9%
Highest mountain:Großvenediger (3,674 meters)
Ski areas:57
Nature parks:3
Spas:6

Events in SalzburgerLand:
Traditional and modern highlights are shown in the Calendar of events.

SalzburgerLand in all perspectives

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On boards, runners or crampons

Winter sports in SalzburgerLand

From the frozen lakes in the north of SalzburgerLand, a whole chain of winter sports regions stretches southwards: from the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn to Obertauern, Werfenweng, and Kitzsteinhorn. The winter lifestyle wouldn’t be complete without the legendary ski huts and the popular Alpine cuisine, featuring dishes like potato gröstl, Kaspressknödel, or wild blueberry cake.

The most modern cable cars, floodlit slopes, public transport, and ski circuits: Everything in SalzburgerLand’s ski resorts is geared towards a sustainable winter season.

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A break from home

"Alpine Wellness" in SalzburgerLand

Invigorating sulphur baths, soothing saline pools, inhalation therapies, and swimming in mineral-rich waters – the healing power of water flows in many thermal baths and indoor pools throughout the region. Those who float in a heated outdoor pool are sure to gaze up at one of the snowy peaks. This is "Alpine Wellness" in SalzburgerLand.

And once your body and mind are warmly relaxed, the fresh outdoor air will revitalise you while skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or simply enjoying a peaceful walk.

The most beautiful sights in SalzburgerLand: Music, art and nature

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The sounds of a global success

"Sound of Music"

Edelweiss, Edelweiss…! One of the most successful Hollywood musicals of all time, The Sound of Music, was filmed in the city of Salzburg and SalzburgerLand. The memories of Maria Augusta Trapp and her famous singing family became a global hit on screen.

Hellbrunn Palace and the Mirabell Gardens in Salzburg, as well as the Mondsee Basilica and St. Gilgen on Lake Wolfgang in SalzburgerLand, are now visited by film fans from around the world.

Food and drink in SalzburgerLand: Experience the creative, enjoy the traditional!

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Climate Protection Tips

How can we combine climate protection with winter holidays?
  • Choose sustainable ski resorts

  • Book eco-certified hotels

  • Spend your winter holiday at an organic farm

  • Plan your journey by train

  • Use sustainable transport in the ski resort

  • Enjoy regional, seasonal, and organic food

  • Try slow winter activities

The Hohe Tauern National Park

Protected nature in SalzburgerLand

The largest national park in the entire Alps exceeds the wildest alpine expectations: Over 250 peaks above 3,000 metres and 342 glaciers can be found in this pristine, protected region. At its heart is the Großglockner, Austria’s highest mountain, towering at 3,798 metres. The famous Großglockner High Alpine Road offers thrilling, winding drives – though it’s closed in winter.

The home of eagles, ibex, and marmots can be explored with national park rangers in the great outdoors. The National Park Museum in Mittersill creatively showcases the park’s highlights under one roof.

FAQs

  • Alongside rivers cycle or pedaling high up into the mountains

  • Hiking over alpine pastures to the summit - with a well-deserved panoramic view of lakes and glaciers.

  • Swing your golf club in front of mighty mountain ranges and lakes Swing a golf club.

  • Wind for surfing, white water for rafting: In SalzburgerLand you can easily get into every kind of Water sports in the SalzburgerLand.

  • Saalbach Hinterglemm

    The valley in the middle of the Pinzgau grass mountains is a meeting point for mountain bikers and families.

  • Hochkönig

    The royally mighty mountain at 2,181 meters is extremely tranquil for many activities.

  • Gastein Valley

    The magnificent Art Nouveau houses of the Belle Époque give the valley its special charm.

  • Zell am See-Kaprun

    Glacier, mountains, lake - another wonderful mix, typical of SalzburgerLand.

  • Obertauern

    Views at up to 2,500 meters above sea level inspire hiking in the magnificent Alpine region.

  • Lungau

    From 1,000 meters above sea level, peaks, alpine pastures and mountain lakes are best explored on foot or by bike.

  • Hohe Tauern National Park

    The region boasts over 250 three-thousand-metre peaks and 342 glaciers in protected natural surroundings.

  • Wolfgangsee: A picturesque lake in the Salzkammergut, surrounded by the mountains of the Dachstein massif.

  • Lake Zell: A large lake near Zell am See, which is popular for water sports such as sailing, windsurfing and swimming.

  • Lake Fuschl: Another beautiful lake in the Salzkammergut, known for its clear water and tranquil atmosphere. Fuschlsee is a popular destination for swimming, boating and walks along its shores.

  • Hintersee: A picturesque mountain lake in the Tennengebirge mountains, surrounded by impressive rock formations.

  • Wallersee: Famous for water sports such as sailing, surfing and fishing.

  • Mattsee: Popular for its clean water and charming surroundings, Lake Mattsee is a popular destination for water sports such as swimming, sailing and windsurfing.

  • Lake Obertrum: Part of the Trumer Seenland in Flachgau, Lake Obertrum is a popular destination for water sports such as sailing, surfing and stand-up paddling.

The SalzburgerLand Card is an all-inclusive pass that grants free entry to around 180 experiences and attractions in the city and region of Salzburg, available for 6 or 12 days. Many offers can be enjoyed multiple times, while thermal baths, cable cars, and a few other attractions can be visited once during the 6 or 12 days.

  • Lakes and swimming pools

  • Castles and palaces

  • Museums and exhibitions

  • Show mines

  • Nature experiences