Ski amade
Austria’s Largest Skiing Region: the Ski Amadé Ski Resort Awaits You
Ski Amadé in Austria: Limitless Skiing in the Salzburg Alps
During your ski holidays in Austria at the four star superior hotel Grossarler Hof you will experience skiing pleasure at the highest level! In addition to the snow-sure Grossarl Ski Resort the Ski Amadé skiing region lies directly at your feet.
Skiing in Ski Amadé 
Snowboarding in the Großarltal Valley
The Ski Amadé skiing region opens unique possibilities during your ski holidays in the Salzburg Alps since the ski resort covers almost the entire province and even stretches beyond the borders of Salzburg!
360 pistes with more than 860 kilometres of slopes are yours to conquer with just a single ski pass. 270 ski lifts within the Salzburg Alps and the nearby Styria are open to you. There are simply no limits during your winter holidays in the Ski Amadé skiing region.
Winter Leisure Activities in Grossarl and the Ski Amadé Skiing Region:
- Snowboarding in the Grossarl Snowboard Park
- Cross country skiing in the Ski Amadé ski resort and the Valley of Grossarl
- Ski touring in the Salzburg Alps
- Tobogganing and sledging with friends or family
- Snowshoe walking and winter walking
- Ice skating and Bavarian curling
- Romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides
- Deer tracking
- Torch-lit hiking tours in the moonlight
- Family leisure time in Grossarl
Tobogganing in your winter holidays 
Horse-drawn sleigh ride in Ski Amadé
And after experience-rich excursions on skis in the Ski Amadé skiing region your day is anything but over: undertake a fun tobogganing tour with friends or family or why not embark on a horse-drawn sleigh ride, before sitting down to dinner in the lovingly furnished restaurant of the Grossarler Hof?
Book your room for your next winter holidays in Austria’s Grossarl online now. Your four star superior hotel in the heart of the Ski Amadé skiing region awaits your no obligation online enquiry. In return you will receive a free holiday offer for unforgettable ski holidays in the Salzburg Alps.
