Skiing in Schladming
Austria · Schladming-Dachstein
38% of the slopes are easy (green and blue) — better for those who already ski.
Plan a ski trip to Schladming with the full price in plain sight, for 2 adults.
The resort
Host of the 2013 Alpine Skiing World Championships, Schladming is a Styrian village where the Planaibahn leaves right from the centre. The 4-Berge-Skischaukel links Planai, Hochwurzen, Hauser Kaibling and Reiteralm on a single Ski amadé pass — 123 km of mostly intermediate terrain between 750 and 2,015 m, famous for night-skiing and après-ski. You get there via Munich (MUC), ~2h40-3h by ÖBB train via Salzburg or by car.
How to get there
Fly into Munich (MUC) · Salzburg (SZG)
Train
MUC → S-Bahn to München Ost → Meridian (Bayern-Ticket) to Salzburg Hbf → ÖBB IC/REX to Schladming (~1h35, via Bischofshofen), station in town, 2-3 changes
~4h30SZG → bus 2 to Salzburg Hbf (~20 min) → ÖBB IC/REX to Schladming (~1h35)
~2h15Transfer
Door to door, just your group
Transfers are compared in your plan, for your dates and group.
Routes checked Aug 2026. Times are typical, door to door from the airport.
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The village
The main village buzzes with lively après-ski and night-skiing on the Planai, with a direct link to the Skischaukel. Around it, Haus im Ennstal holds the highest point at Hauser Kaibling, Rohrmoos-Untertal is the family area of Hochwurzen, and Reiteralm, to the west, offers wide, well-groomed pistes in a quiet valley.