Sun skiing in Schladming-Dachstein
Skiing in spring
Firn snow on a skiing vacation in Austria
These highlights await you in the heart of Austria:
- Skiing until mid-April
- 9 ski mountains in the region
- 222 kilometers of slopes
- 99 lifts
- over 90 huts
- Family promotion at Easter from March 14, 2026 until the end of the season
- Season finale events on and off the slopes
Good slope conditions until the end of the season
In Schladming-Dachstein, skiing in spring is often possible until the end of the season in mid-April. The north-facing slopes of many ski mountains ensure that the pistes are still in good condition even when spring has already begun in the valley. Thanks to the attractive combination of firn snow, sunshine and a wide range of pistes, skiing in the sun is particularly worthwhile for anyone who wants a relaxed end to the ski season.
Sunny huts and regional cuisine
Skiing in the sun doesn't just mean skiing, but also enjoying the spring sunshine. In Schladming-Dachstein, over 90 huts invite you to combine regional specialties and relaxed breaks with mountain views. The combination of exercise, sunshine and culinary delights makes spring skiing a special experience. This quickly turns a day of skiing into an all-round enjoyable spring day in the mountains.
Skiing at Easter with family benefits
An Easter ski vacation in Schladming-Dachstein combines spring skiing with family-friendly offers. From March 14, 2026, children up to the age of 15 ski free of charge until the end of the season, provided at least one parent buys a 6-day ski pass. This makes skiing at Easter particularly worthwhile for families who want to spend time together on the slopes and enjoy a varied vacation in the region.
Events around the season finale
The sunny ski season in Schladming-Dachstein also includes events that make the end of the season unique. In spring, musical events, Easter traditions and gourmet moments provide additional variety. The region combines skiing in spring with atmosphere and adventure. Ideal for guests who want to round off their day of skiing with entertainment and regional highlights.
Schladming-Dachstein
Overview of the ski region
Ski passes for skiing in the sun
If you want to ski in Schladming-Dachstein in spring, you will find suitable ski passes for individual days as well as for longer stays. Whether a spontaneous day of skiing in the sun, an Easter vacation or several days of spring skiing: With day passes and multi-day passes, the right ticket can be selected quickly and easily.
Ski pass prices day passes
Ski amadé and Schneebärencard
Ski pass prices multi-day tickets
Ski amadé and Schneebärencard
Questions and answers
Sun skiing
Sun skiing means enjoying skiing in warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine, and perfectly groomed firn snow. You hit the slopes in the morning and relax on a sunny terrace in the afternoon – the perfect mix of activity and enjoyment.
Sun skiing usually starts in March and lasts – depending on snow conditions – until after Easter. Expect great conditions with lots of sunshine and pleasantly soft slopes.
Absolutely! Spring offers longer days, milder temperatures, and a more relaxed atmosphere. Especially in the morning, you’ll find perfectly prepared slopes.
Yes – thanks to the north-facing slopes and modern snowmaking systems, the slopes are well maintained. Especially in higher ski areas, you can count on very good conditions.
Yes, skiing is usually possible until Easter. Many lifts are still open and offer ideal conditions for a spring ski holiday.
Perfect for anyone who wants to combine skiing with enjoyment: families, leisure skiers, sun lovers, and those looking for relaxed days on the slopes away from peak season crowds.
A total of 9 ski mountains await you in Schladming-Dachstein. Of these, 7 belong to the Ski amadé ski association and 2 to the Schneebären Card.
Ski amadé
- Hauser Kaibling
- Planai
- Hochwurzen
- Reiteralm
- Rittisberg
- Galsterberg
- Fageralm
Schneebären Card
- Riesneralm
- Planneralm
With 92 kilometers of blue slopes, the area is particularly child- and youth-friendly.
The following children's areas are located directly at the valley station:
- Wollis Kids Park at Hauser Kaibling
- Kaliland in Ramsau am Dachstein
- Riesneralm children's ski area
- Children's area at the Planneralm
The following ski mountains boast spacious and lovingly designed children's areas:
- The Gallic ski village on the Galsterberg
- Hopsi-Winterkinderland on the Planai
- Reiteralm Kinderland
- Kali's adventure slopes in Ramsau am Dachstein
- Children's ski routes Fageralm
You should definitely try Ennstaler Steirerkas cheese with Steirerkrapfen, the spicy centerpiece of many alpine dishes, and Miasl, a traditional pastry from the region. Other delicacies worth trying include Kasnocken, homemade strudel, and regional meat dishes—all made with ingredients sourced directly from local farms.
Total number of lifts: 99
- 24 chairlifts
- 15 cable cars
- 60 T-bar and practice lifts
The total length is 222 kilometers of slopes, which are divided into the following levels of difficulty:
- blue (easy): 92 km
- red (medium): 115 km
- black (difficult): 15 km
Yes, the following ski depots are available in Schladming-Dachstein: