Ski schools and ski courses in Wagrain

Wagrain is also a part of Ski Amadé, which means that with a Ski Amadé lift pass you have 760km of slopes in the region awaiting your visit. The Wagrainer ski area offers the Wagraini’s kid’s world, the ‘kid’s land’ on the Grafenberg where many an adventure awaits your little ones. The SOKO Funslope, the fun course for the daredevils with jumps, obstacle hills and many more. For those who would like to see themselves ski, you can get your skiing skills videoed with the SkiMovie Wagrain on the time trail. As the ski-legend Hermann Maier is from the neighbouring village of Flachau, there is also a special feature here: the Hermann Maier-round with 35km of slopes through the Snow Space Salzburg with viewpoint and other recommendations from Hermann himself. If you would like to see all the highlights on this tour, you will need to free up an entire ski day. Pretty busy schedule already? If you need a break in between, the numerous cosy huts will provide you with drinks and a bite to eat. Another possibility in Wagrain is a gondola-breakfast. Yes, you read that correctly. A breakfast is organised in the panoramic gondola, the G-Link, followed by an early-bird run on the untouched and freshly groomed slopes. Accompanied by a ski-guide so you will find out all the ins and outs of the area.

Wagrain is not only great because of the area, but also because of the excellent ski schools and snowboard schools. Because these teach you and your children skiing in such a way that you will never want to leave the slopes again. Whether you are looking for a kid’s ski course of an adult course, a group course or a private lesson, a ski or snowboard course – here in Wagrain you will find what you are looking for. Book easily online with our ski rental your ski equipment for your holidays.

If you can manage to tear yourself away from the slopes and would like to experience something other than skiing, you are in the perfect place in the Salzburger holiday town Wagrain. You can cross-country ski, toboggan, go on winter hikes, snow biking, ski touring or you can visit the water world in Wagrain. Okay, ski touring does take place on the slopes again, but only on specially picked trails of course.

Tradition is very important in Wagrain, the town is very proud of Karl Heinrich Waggerl and Joseph Mohr who lived here. That is why you can find the Waggerl museum, the ‘Pflegerschlössl’ and much more around the theme of ‘Silent Night’. Not so cultural, but very sporty is the Snow Volleyball Tour which takes place once every year at the mountain station of the Flying Mozart. You see, Wagrain is very diverse. Best would be to come over quickly and experience it for yourself!