Heiligenblut - Grossglockner Overview

Heiligenblut - Grossglockner

Projected Opening
Dec 19
Projected Closing
Apr 04
Lifts
11
Trails
13
Base
1,301m
Summit
2,902m
Vertical Drop
1,303m
Average Snowfall
239cm
Snowfall
239cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Dec49cm
  • Jan68cm
  • Feb60cm
  • Mar53cm
  • Apr18cm
Heiligenblut - Grossglockner
The ski area Großglockner/Heiligenblut offers mostely easy and intermediate slopes. The pistes are well-groomed and are not only suitable for skiers but also for snowboarders. The Großglockner (abbreviated “Glockner”) is the highest elevation in Austria with 3798 m. The mountain’s distinctive summit belongs to the Glockner group; a mountain range located in the mid part of the Hohe Tauern and is one of the most significant mountains in the Eastern Alps. The view on the mountain, which is one of Austria’s landmarks, is the natural star attraction of the Großglockner-Hochalpenstraße. The mountain valley Heiligenblut at the foot of the mountain welcomes guests and is not just because of it’s location in the heart of the Hohe Tauern national park a tourist magnet.
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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Dec 19, 2026
  • Projected closing date
    Apr 04, 2027
  • Years Open
    62
  • Average Snowfall
    239cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
31%
Advanced Runs
62%
Expert Runs
8%
Runs in Total
13
Longest Run
10 km
Skiable Terrain
55 km
Snow Making
17 km

Lifts

11
Gondolas & Trams
5
Quad Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
5
Herrliches Schigebiet mit tollem Blick auf den Großglockner.
Helmut
Jan 09, 2021