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Ski Resort Hauser Kaibling in Schladming-Dachstein: Position on map

Hauser Kaibling Ski Resort

Haus im Ennstal, Schladming

Trail Map Hauser Kaibling

The Ski Resort

© Hauser Kaibling

The Hauser Kaibling ski area is the eastern access point in the Schladming-Dachstein ski region and therefore also forms one quarter of the 4-mountain “Skischaukel” connecting the four largest Styrian ski areas of Planai, Hochwurzen, Reiteralm and Hauser Kaibling. In 2010 and 2013, Hauser Kaibling was crowned European ski area test winner.

The aforementioned four interconnected ski areas share 123 kilometres of immaculately groomed runs, 44 modern lifts and 56 welcoming ski lodges, ensuring memorable skiing for enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. There are numerous parking spaces available directly by the base station in Haus/Ennstal, avoiding the need to walk any long distances carrying equipment. So all that’s left to do is pull on your boots and hit the slopes! The Gipfelbahn carries skiers up to 2015 metres above sea level. As a result, the Hauser Kaibling ski area is the highest point in the Schladming 4-mountain Skischaukel.

37 of the 123 kilometres of runs in the ski region are part of Hauser Kaibling, and these are particularly geared towards beginners and skiers who enjoy laid-back turns. Carving fans will love the wide and varied groomers here, particularly the long valley runs, one of which is the FIS World Cup Women’s course (no. 1). The Osthang Piste (no. 9) and Höfi trail (no. 3) are also fantastic. In the area around the middle station and the Kaiblingalm, the emphasis is very much on families. The abundance of blue runs, like the Kaiblingalm trail (no. 8) ensure laid-back and worry-free turns on the slopes of Hauser Kaibling. A designated beginners’ area in the valley as well as a mini-kids club are designed to help little ones find their feet on two skis. The new Audi Kinderland opened its doors on the Kaiblingalm in winter 2014/15, and it’s the place where the ski stars of tomorrow can gain their first slalom experience or take on the roller course. All the runs on Hauser Kaibling can be artificially fed with snowmaking.

The ski area also includes a leisure zone with free WiFi at 1,800 metres above sea level. This gives you the opportunity to post your mountain selfies online directly. There’s also a large ski depot in the base station arena. Thanks to the "Almlammprojekt” launched in 2008, Hauser Kaibling can also claim to be a one of the most environmentally friendly mountains around. As the groomed terrain is used to farm sheep in the summer months, considerably less use of heavy machines and equipment is required here.

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Interesting facts

Snow Safety & Snowmaking

Snowmaking Share
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Snow Making Machines: 600
Snowphone+43 (0)3686 3030 0
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On Mountain Dining

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15 cosy lodges and panoramic restaurants are available in Hauser Kaibling for enjoying food and drinks on the mountain. They all feature table service, which means no waiting around in queues. Original Styrian fare like Kassupp´n with bacon croutons in a bread bowl or home-made curd strudel are fixtures in the Knapplhüttn. If you value regional produce and like a good glass of wine, then the Krummholzhütte, said to be the no.1 connoisseur lodge in Austria, is obviously a must. Lots of famous faces have been known to frequent this mountain eatery.

In Platzhirsch, up at 1,432 metres above sea level, Styrian hospitality meets a contemporary chill-out area to great effect. The stylish lounge atmosphere is a fantastic place to grab a pizza, burger or currywurst.

Must-Ski Runs

© Hauser Kaibling

Discerning skiers looking for the perfect runs and new challenges should head for the trail down from the Kaiblingalm area over to Planai – after all, it’s referred to as “die Schönste” (“The most beautiful”) for good reason! The black-rated Panorama run is also a must for all experts. Although the intermediate Prenner valley run is much mellower, it’s every bit as eye-catching as it winds its way down through to trees to the base station.

Most Difficult Runs

Zielhang Planai (Talstation Planai 3er bis Schladming)
Length: 1.4 km
Vertical Drop: 447 m

Longest Runs

Quattralpina Bergstation bis Haus/Ennstal (Hauser Kaibling)
Length: 4.2 km
Vertical Drop: 1,110 m
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Activities

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There are also plenty of options for exploring the area away from the ski slopes. The Dörferwanderung walking trail in Ennstal is a 5.1 km path through the snowbound landscape and down quiet roads up to the Stöcklhütte in the heart of the ski area.

Nordic skiing enthusiasts can also look forward to the prospect of 29 kilometres of immaculately prepared trails.

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Après-Ski and Nightlife

© Hauser Kaibling

Après-ski fans will also have plenty to enjoy both on the mountain and in the valley.

Number of Bars and Pubs: 3
Number of Clubs: 3

Dining and Restaurants

Wolkersdorfer

Hauser Kaibling boasts a whole host of restaurants, cafés and inns to ensure no one goes hungry here. 

Number of Restaurants: 1
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Infrastructure & Rental

Skischools

Number of Skischools: 1
Number of Snowboard Schools: 1

Number of Ski Rental

Ski Depot
Sports Store
Ski Rental
Snowboard Rental

Getting here

Hauser Kaibling

By car: From the West, take the Munich-Salzburg motorway before taking the Tauernautobahn to the Ennstal junction. Then take Bundesstraße 320 until you reach Hauser Kaibling. From Vienna and the East, take the Südautobahn through Semmering until you reach the St. Michael exit. If you are taking the Pyhrnautobahn, exit at the Liezen junction before taking the B320 towards Ennstal. The Hauser Kaibling ski area also offers a unique parking space guarantee. As a result, you don’t have to worry about finding somewhere to leave your car.

By rail: Hauser Kaibling is located on the main railway line between Salzburg and Graz, and can easily be reached by rail. The nearest airports are in Salzburg (90 km) and Linz (155 km).

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Current Offer

  • Accommodation as booked
  • 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 6 days or 9 days lift pass Ski amadé (value of lift pass up to 341,5 ,-) Exceptions see booking process
  • Bed linen
  • Towels
  • Dish towels
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Contact

Hauser Kaibling Seilbahn- und Liftges.m.b.H. & Co KG
Erzherzog-Johann-Strasse 180
8967
Haus im Ennstal
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Phone+43 3686 3030-0
Fax+43 3686 3030-13

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Hauser Kaibling
on 16 Sep 2010
So nun gibt es wieder aktuelle Bilder von den Baustellen. Insgesamt arbeiten ca. 50 Personen am Hauser Kaibling, um die Neuerungen wie das Service-Center auf 1.424m, den FIS-Tunnel samt Skiroute...
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Mountain Stats

Elevation750 m - 2,015 m
Opening Day6 Dec 2023
Closing Day7 Apr 2024
Capacity N/A
Hours08:15 - 16:30

Lifts

14
2
7
2
3
Total 14

Skiable Terrain

37 km
Easy
Moderate
Advanced
Ungroomed
Overall Slope Length 37 km
Number of Slopes 21

Weather (2,015 m)

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Open Lifts & Trails

Rates

€73.50
1 day adult €73.50
1 day youth €55.50
1 day child €37
All rates & fees