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Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel

Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel is a ski area in Styria that links four mountains into one lift-connected network of 123 km of pistes.

Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel operates in the Multi-mountain Austrian ski area, Styria (Schladming-Dachstein, Ski amade) segment.

Type: place · Updated September 2026

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Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel: Disambiguation

Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel is not a single mountain. Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel is not the town of Schladming itself. Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel is not the Dachstein glacier ski area. Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel is not the whole Ski amade network.

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Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel: Core Facts

Entity type
Lift-connected four-mountain ski area (source, )
Mountains linked
Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen, Reiteralm (source, )
Region
Schladming-Dachstein, Liezen district, Styria, Austria (source, )
Piste kilometres
123 km plus 4 km of ski routes (source, )
Lifts
47 (source, )
Altitude range
728 m to 2,015 m (source, )
Vertical drop
More than 1,250 m (source, )
Longest run
7.7 km (source, )
Pass network
Part of Ski amade (source, )
Day pass validity
Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen, Reiteralm, Fageralm, Galsterberg, Ramsau am Dachstein (source, )
Multi-day upgrade
Tickets from 2 days are issued as Ski amade passes (source, )
Ski amade network size
5 regions, 760 km of pistes (source, )
Regional tariff period 2025/26
29 November 2025 to 6 April 2026 (source, )
Season pass product
Ski amade ALL-IN Card Gold, valid 11 October 2025 to 9 October 2026 (source, )
Major event history
Hosted the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 2013 on the Planai (source, )
Base town
Schladming, Enns valley, about 750 m (source, )
Verified
2026-09-15

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Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel: Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel best suited to?

Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel suits intermediates who want mileage, because four linked mountains give 123 km of pistes on 47 lifts and a vertical drop of more than 1,250 m. Mixed groups also benefit from a valley town with shops and a rail connection.

What does the day ticket actually cover?

A day ticket for the Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel is valid on Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen, and Reiteralm, plus Fageralm, Galsterberg, and Ramsau am Dachstein. From two days the ticket is issued as a Ski amade pass covering five regions and 760 km.

How does it compare with Obertauern?

The Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel offers 123 km of pistes and 47 lifts against Obertauern's 100 km and 26 lifts, but it runs from 728 m to 2,015 m rather than 1,630 m to 2,313 m. Choose it for vertical and pass breadth, not for late-April snow at the base.

Is it one continuous ski area?

The four mountains of the Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel are linked as one skiing network, and the classic traverse runs Hauser Kaibling to Planai to Hochwurzen to Reiteralm. Moving between sectors still takes gondola rides and, in places, short valley transfers.

When is the season?

For 2025/26 the regional tariff period at the Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel ran from 29 November 2025 to 6 April 2026. The Ski amade ALL-IN Card Gold sold alongside it was valid from 11 October 2025 to 9 October 2026.

Has it hosted major races?

Yes. The Planai in the Schladming 4-Berge-Skischaukel staged the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in 2013, which put the mountain on the international race map.

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