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- 4 mountains, 123 km of skiing
- Houses to suit every budget
- Adventurous evening activities
- Snow guarantee on the Dachstein glacier
On the slopes
Bordering the Salzburger Sportwelt and also part of the Ski Amadé region, the Schladming-Dachstein ski region offers something for everyone. With such a wide range of mountains to choose from, we have focussed on the 4 Peaks Ski Area, using the Hauser Kaibling as our entry point.
Our school ski trip groups will meet their ski teachers at the bottom station of the Hauser Kaibling, where they can quickly access the 2015 metre summit via cable car. From there, spend the first couple of days on a huge variety of beginner and intermediate slopes before zooming off to explore all that the 4 Peaks have to offer. Practise tricks on the Hochwurzen funslope, ski down in time to music on the Planai Klangpiste or simply take in the views from the top of the Hauser Kaibling. No excuse to be bored – you will want to rebook next year’s trip before you’ve even finished the week!
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Easy Slopes (Blue)24
Medium Slopes (Red)27
Difficult Slopes (Black)8
Halfpipes/Fun Parks2
Resort Height750m
Top Station Height2015m
KM of Skiing123
Number of Lifts44
Airport Transfer2.5 hrs from Munich / 1 hr from Salzburg
Après-ski
Schladming-Dachstein is completely dedicated to school ski trips and offers a wide range of evening activities to appeal to all groups. As well as the usual bowling, swimming and ice-curling, why not try your hand at building an eskimo-style igloo, go horse-riding in the snow, test your head for heights on the longest zipline in the Alps, or grab a tyre and go snowtubing?
- Horse-riding and horse-drawn sleigh rides
- Snowtubing
- Zipline
- Night slalom on the Planai mountain
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We are able to offer you an optional very cost-effective pre-paid excursion programme to suit you. The choice typically includes swimming, bowling, watching a local ice hockey match, a Tirolean evening, ice curling in addition to in-house activities. Full details and prices will be given with your quotation. Please note that snow based activities may not be available at Easter.
Snow Security: Snow cannons operate in all our resorts to assist satisfactory snow cover on the lower slopes. This means in many Austrian resorts, skiing is now possible from early December until late April making Easter skiing an attractive proposition.
Snow Guarantee: We will pay up to £30 per person per day towards additional costs of transport and lift pass if all the lifts in your resort are closed due to adverse weather conditions or lack of snow.
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