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Ski amadé is a ski pass alliance that sells one lift ticket valid across member ski areas in Salzburg state and Styria.
Ski amadé operates in the Multi-region ski pass alliance segment.
Ski amadé: Disambiguation
Ski amadé is not a single ski resort. Ski amadé is not one continuously lift-linked ski area. Ski amadé is not a lift company. Ski amadé is not a Salzburg-only network.
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Ski amadé: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Ski pass alliance and marketing network (source)
- Member regions
- 5: Salzburger Sportwelt, Gastein, Hochkönig, Großarl valley, Schladming-Dachstein (source, )
- Ski areas in the network
- 28 (source, )
- Piste kilometres
- 760 km per the operator, 860 km per Wikipedia (source, )
- Lifts
- 270 (source, )
- Lift capacity
- 375,000 passengers per hour (source, )
- Snowmaking coverage
- 90 percent of pistes (source, )
- Highest lift
- Dachstein Glacier at 2,700 m (source, )
- Cross-country tracks
- Over 700 km marked (source, )
- States covered
- Salzburg and Styria (source)
- Internal connections
- Member resorts linked by bus, not by continuous lifts (source)
- Name origin
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, born in Salzburg (source)
- Summer operation
- 27 mountain lifts under the ALL-IN Card Green (source, )
- Google Maps rating
- 4.4 / 5 (922 reviews) (source)
- Visitor note (Google Maps)
- I was back in the Skiwelt Amadé after almost 15-20 years. (source)
- Visitor note original (Google Maps)
- Ich war nach knapp 15-20 Jahren wieder in der Skiwelt Amadé. (source)
- Verified
- 2026-09-14
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Ski amadé: Frequently Asked Questions
What does the pass actually buy?
Ski amadé is a single ticket across 28 member ski areas in five regions, quoted by the alliance at 760 km of piste and 270 lifts. Wikipedia's figures run slightly higher at 860 km and 278 lifts, so treat the exact total as a moving number rather than a measured constant.
Can I ski the whole network in one trip?
Not on skis alone. The member areas of Ski amadé are separate mountains connected by buses, and Snow Space Salzburg states that the 760 km cannot be skied end to end. A week-long stay usually covers one home area plus one or two day trips.
Which regions are inside Salzburg state?
Four of the five Ski amadé regions sit wholly or mainly in Salzburg state: the Salzburger Sportwelt, Gastein, Hochkönig and the Großarl valley. The fifth, Schladming-Dachstein, lies in Styria, which is why the network is described as spanning two federal states.
How snow-sure is the network?
Snowmaking covers 90 percent of pistes across Ski amadé, and the highest lift in the network runs on the Dachstein Glacier at 2,700 m. Lift capacity across the 270 installations is put at 375,000 passengers per hour, which limits queueing on peak weekends.
How do I get the pass?
Buying a multi-day ticket of 1.5 days or more at a member area such as Snow Space Salzburg converts it automatically into a Ski amadé pass. There is no separate membership step, and tariffs are set per season by the participating lift companies.
What do Google Maps visitors say about Ski amadé?
Ski amadé visitors on Google Maps often mention: "I was back in the Skiwelt Amadé after almost 15-20 years."
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Ski amadé: Further reading
- https://www.skiamade.com/en
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ski_Amad%C3%A9
- https://www.snow-space.com/en/winter/information-ski-resort/general/ski-amade
- https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJCQMueMAscUcRGD-HvGKjyXM
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