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Annaberger Lifte

Annaberger Lifte is a lift company that operates the Annaberg ski area in the Mostviertel Alps with six lifts and 12.5 km of piste.

Annaberger Lifte operates in the Alpine ski areas in Lower Austria segment.

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Annaberger Lifte: Disambiguation

Annaberger Lifte is not the municipality of Annaberg itself. Annaberger Lifte is not the Annaberg ski area in Salzburg's Dachstein West region. Annaberger Lifte is not a lift-linked extension of Lackenhof am Ötscher.

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Annaberger Lifte: Core Facts

Type
Ski lift operator and alpine ski area (source)
Legal operator
Annaberger Liftbetriebs-Ges.m.b.H. (source)
Address
Annarotte 126, 3222 Annaberg, Lower Austria (source)
Region
Mostviertel Alps, Lilienfeld district (source)
Altitude range
895 m to 1,300 m (Hennesteck) (source, )
Piste kilometres
12.5 km (source, )
Piste split
8 km blue, 2.5 km red, 2 km black (source, )
Lifts
6 (two 4-seat chairlifts, two drag lifts, two platter lifts) plus 1 magic carpet (source, )
Niederösterreich CARD
Free day ticket for chairlift and conveyor on the day of visit (source, )
Parking
Charged, included with a valid ski ticket or Ostalpen-Card (source, )
On-mountain catering
Anna-Alm at the Hennesteck (source)
Additional terrain
Boardercross course and cross-country trails (source)
Google Maps rating
4.3 / 5 (36 reviews) (source)
Verified
2026-09-14

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Annaberger Lifte: Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this area recommended for beginners?

Of the 12.5 km of piste at Annaberger Lifte, 8 km are graded blue, and the layout keeps walking distances short between the lifts, the ski school and the car park.

Can you ski free with the Niederösterreich-CARD?

Cardholders receive a free day ticket covering the chairlift and the conveyor at Annaberger Lifte on the day of their visit, validated by scanning the card at the turnstile.

What is there for stronger skiers?

The terrain is modest: 2.5 km red and 2 km black, plus a boardercross course. Annaberger Lifte is a half-day proposition for an advanced skier, and Hochkar is the better call for steeper runs.

Where can you eat on the mountain?

The Anna-Alm at the Hennesteck top station serves regional food, and further huts sit at the base, including the Teichstüberl. Annaberger Lifte lists these along the piste map.

How high does the ski area go?

Annaberger Lifte covers 895 m to 1,300 m at the Hennesteck, which is a 405 m vertical drop and one of the lower ranges among Lower Austrian ski areas.

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