Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn

Amazing bikeparks. Just go and experience it by yourselves! 🤟 Ps. Only one disadvantage - if you want to go from Saalbach to Leogang (or opossite), the path is nightmare. 6 km of roots and hills. Better to go by car.

Best ski resort I’ve been in. Amazing slopes, premium lifts (some including even heated seats and wind/cover) and nice areas to play (jumps, speed tracks, …). Very good restaurants at the ski area to stop for food or beer and a great apre-ski environment

Great ski area plenty of skiing for all abilities and modern lifts. The ski pass let's you ski saalbach hinterglemm, leogang, Fieberbrunn and zell am zee and kaprun ( you will need to catch a bus to the zell am zee express as not linked) this is over 400km of skiing. The lift system is top class Although it was a freakishly warm week at the end of January we still had some fantastic skiing. It is well sign posted and easy to find your way round

Saalbach in Austria best ski slopes, restaurants awesome holiday homes a beautiful town with friendly people ♥️ Had a wonderful holiday 🎿❄️

One of the best areas to ski. Really nice lifts with heated seats and weather covers so it is really comfortable. The people that work at the lifts are really friendly and there to help you or make you laugh. You can make a large round without to take the same lift or slope twice. The ski challenge for example takes you to 32 different lifts and 65 kilometers of skiing. And you'll get a present when you're done. 🎁

Not so crowded as others. Best choice to ski off piste in Saalbach. Only downside is S1 connection lift closed too early 3p.m. Then only option is go back with taxi(apr. 15-20 min ride). Not too expensive, if many people fit to same taxi(bus).

My favorite skiing place! There are so many different slopes, whereby all people are able to find something that they can ski on. My favorite road to take is starting in Saalbach (taking Bernkogel as the first lift), skiing over to Hinterglemm and continue the entire way around so you end up in Leogang and are back in Saalbach again before the slopes are lifts are being closed. Wonderful slopes in both Hinterglemm and Leogang (as well as Saalbach). I'm not the biggest fan of Fieberbrunn but they do have good slopes. Thd Skicircus is very good at renovating each year, upgrading old lifts etc., whereby you almost everywhere have new and comfy lifts. I always live in Saalbach and what a wonderful city. Cars are not allowed, so it's almost just one long pedestrian way. Good to know is that the supermarket next to the church always is closed on Sundays. So if you arrive on a Saturday remember to buy what you need before Sunday. There are a lot of great hotels in Saalbach as well as bars - good for afterski purpose and going out during the evening. I can only recommend visiting The Skicircus - great slopes, cosy cities and restaurants on the mountains and very sweet personnel working at the Skicircus. The only thing is that a lot of the employees only speak German, so it can be difficult sometime when you only speak English :-)

Beautyful place for ski! You can ski all slopes around! Great modern lifts and slopes!

Amazing bikeparks. Just go and experience it by yourselves! 🤟 Ps. Only one disadvantage - if you want to go from Saalbach to Leogang (or opossite), the path is nightmare. 6 km of roots and hills. Better to go by car.

Best ski resort I’ve been in. Amazing slopes, premium lifts (some including even heated seats and wind/cover) and nice areas to play (jumps, speed tracks, …). Very good restaurants at the ski area to stop for food or beer and a great apre-ski environment

Great ski area plenty of skiing for all abilities and modern lifts. The ski pass let's you ski saalbach hinterglemm, leogang, Fieberbrunn and zell am zee and kaprun ( you will need to catch a bus to the zell am zee express as not linked) this is over 400km of skiing. The lift system is top class Although it was a freakishly warm week at the end of January we still had some fantastic skiing. It is well sign posted and easy to find your way round

Saalbach in Austria best ski slopes, restaurants awesome holiday homes a beautiful town with friendly people ♥️ Had a wonderful holiday 🎿❄️

One of the best areas to ski. Really nice lifts with heated seats and weather covers so it is really comfortable. The people that work at the lifts are really friendly and there to help you or make you laugh. You can make a large round without to take the same lift or slope twice. The ski challenge for example takes you to 32 different lifts and 65 kilometers of skiing. And you'll get a present when you're done. 🎁

Not so crowded as others. Best choice to ski off piste in Saalbach. Only downside is S1 connection lift closed too early 3p.m. Then only option is go back with taxi(apr. 15-20 min ride). Not too expensive, if many people fit to same taxi(bus).

My favorite skiing place! There are so many different slopes, whereby all people are able to find something that they can ski on. My favorite road to take is starting in Saalbach (taking Bernkogel as the first lift), skiing over to Hinterglemm and continue the entire way around so you end up in Leogang and are back in Saalbach again before the slopes are lifts are being closed. Wonderful slopes in both Hinterglemm and Leogang (as well as Saalbach). I'm not the biggest fan of Fieberbrunn but they do have good slopes. Thd Skicircus is very good at renovating each year, upgrading old lifts etc., whereby you almost everywhere have new and comfy lifts. I always live in Saalbach and what a wonderful city. Cars are not allowed, so it's almost just one long pedestrian way. Good to know is that the supermarket next to the church always is closed on Sundays. So if you arrive on a Saturday remember to buy what you need before Sunday. There are a lot of great hotels in Saalbach as well as bars - good for afterski purpose and going out during the evening. I can only recommend visiting The Skicircus - great slopes, cosy cities and restaurants on the mountains and very sweet personnel working at the Skicircus. The only thing is that a lot of the employees only speak German, so it can be difficult sometime when you only speak English :-)

Beautyful place for ski! You can ski all slopes around! Great modern lifts and slopes!