The alpine region surrounding Julisam offers remarkable access to several of Austria’s most renowned ski destinations. Within comfortable reach lie the vast Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, the legendary slopes of Kitzbühel, Skiwelt, the panoramic mountain of Schmittenhöhe above Lake Zell, the high-altitude glacier skiing of Kitzsteinhorn and the elegant Hochkönig region within the Ski amadé network. The private Super Ski Shuttle provides fast and comfortable access to these ski areas.
Each of these ski areas offers a distinct character. Some are known for their scale and interconnected terrain, others for historic prestige, scenic landscapes or high-alpine glacier skiing.
For guests staying in the area, this proximity allows a ski holiday defined not by one mountain but by a curated selection of alpine destinations.
One of Austria’s Largest Interconnected Ski Areas
The Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn is among the largest and most versatile ski areas in Austria. Its extensive network of slopes connects several villages and valleys into one of the country’s most dynamic winter destinations.
The terrain ranges from wide carving pistes and long valley descents to freeride areas and challenging circuits.
Because of its scale and diversity, the Skicircus offers skiing for virtually every level and style.
One of the Most Iconic Ski Resorts in the Alps
Kitzbühel is internationally known as one of the most prestigious ski resorts in the world. The legendary Hahnenkamm race and the famous Streif downhill course have made the destination synonymous with alpine ski history.
The ski area combines excellent pistes with an elegant resort atmosphere and a historic mountain town.
Kitzbühel remains one of the most recognisable winter destinations in the European Alps.
Panoramic Skiing Above Lake Zell
The Schmittenhöhe mountain above Zell am See offers one of the most scenic ski landscapes in Austria. From the summit, skiers enjoy spectacular views over Lake Zell and the surrounding alpine ranges.
The area is known for its varied slopes and a balanced mix of relaxed and sporty skiing.
Schmittenhöhe offers an elegant and scenic skiing experience within the region.
High-Altitude Glacier Skiing
The Kitzsteinhorn glacier above Kaprun offers one of the most dramatic ski environments in Austria. Rising to over 3,000 metres, it provides reliable snow conditions and a particularly long ski season.
The glacier terrain offers wide slopes, modern lifts and impressive high-alpine views.
Kitzsteinhorn adds the dimension of glacier skiing to the winter experiences of the region.
Skiing within Austria’s Largest Ski Alliance
The Hochkönig region forms part of the Ski amadé network, one of Europe’s largest ski alliances. The area connects the alpine villages of Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach beneath the dramatic Hochkönig massif.
Known for its wide slopes and sunny terrain, the region offers a distinctive alpine landscape and traditional village character.
Hochkönig provides access to one of the largest ski networks in Europe.
One of the largest interconnected ski areas in the Alps
SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental is among Austria’s largest and most diverse ski regions. Its extensive network of slopes, lifts and linked villages allows for long ski days across a remarkably varied alpine landscape.
A particular advantage is the flexibility of access: entry into the ski area is conveniently possible via Kitzbühel, Kirchberg in Tirol or Going am Wilden Kaiser, offering several elegant gateways into one of Austria’s largest interconnected winter sports regions.
Wide pistes, modern lift infrastructure and the seamless connection between multiple mountain areas make it especially attractive for families and experienced skiers alike.
SkiWelt adds another highly versatile dimension to the winter experiences surrounding Julisam.
The Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn is the closest major ski area and can be reached within minutes.
The Kitzsteinhorn glacier near Kaprun offers skiing at over 3,000 metres.
Yes. The Hochkönig region provides access to the Ski amadé network with approximately 760 km of slopes.
The famous Hahnenkamm race takes place in Kitzbühel.
The Schmittenhöhe ski area above Zell am See is known for its spectacular lake views.