Hohentauern Overview

STYRIA / HOHENTAUERN

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KaiserauSonnberglifte
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Elevation
1,250m
Base
1,800m
Summit
550m
Vertical Drop
Trails
8
30 Hectares
Lifts
4
1 types
Snowfall
129cm
Annual Snowfall
0cm
Dec
58cm
Jan
47cm
Feb
30cm
Mar
Hohentauern

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 26, 2025

Projected closing date

Mar 08, 2026

Average Snowfall

129cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
38%
Advanced Runs
50%
Expert Runs
13%
Runs in Total
8
Skiable Terrain
11 km

Lifts

4

Surface Lifts
4

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Anja

After half a day, you'll know your way around and find your way around. The proximity to the chalet village is fantastic. Everyone in the group can come and go as they please. Neither a ski bus nor a car is needed. Lift prices are normal and reasonable. The ski rental shop is absolutely competent and reasonably priced. When there's enough snow, slopes of every difficulty level are available, all runs are very interesting and impeccably groomed, and there's hardly any waiting time at the drag lifts, which, in our opinion, is the only downside. Your tired leg muscles need a break! But you can find it at the top in the rustic snack bar. Goulash soup, meatloaf sandwiches, and similar dishes are served and prepared by two charming ladies who always have a joke ready in the well-heated dining room. There's also a small terrace with seating if it gets too warm inside. Prices are normal. Ski school is offered, but we didn't use it, so we can't comment on it. ... Conclusion: A great little, quiet ski resort for all skill levels. We were here with our family at the end of December 2023 and have been skiing for 30 years. ...

Nearby:

Kaiserau
Sonnberglifte Wald am Schoberpass
Planneralm
Lachtal
Gaaler Lifte
Wurzeralm
Riesneralm
Tauplitzalm
Hinterstoder
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