Snow Report last updated: Jun 20. Before putting on your skis, check the snow conditions at Schladming - Planai - Hochwurzen one last time. Height and quality of the snow, date of the last snowfall, today's weather, temperature, wind... all the information you are looking for to have a great day of skiing. Please note Schladming - Planai - Hochwurzen snow reports are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.
Closed·Schladming - Planai - Hochwurzen is closed for the season. Projected reopening: Nov 27.
No recent snowfall reported
Snow Report last updated: Jun 20
5-day forecast
7 months agoHard packed, icy in places. Runs are ok, but definitely need more snow. Almost totally bare off piste
10 minutes agoProjected Opening
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Schladming – Planai – Hochwurzen is located in the heart of Styria, in central Austria, forming part of the renowned Schladming-Dachstein winter sports region. Set above the lively alpine town of Schladming, the resort enjoys a scenic position between forested valleys and high alpine ridges. With reliable winter conditions supported by extensive snowmaking, the area typically maintains good coverage throughout the main season. SKI RESORT AREA statistics highlight its scale, with a total skiable area of 251 hectares, 35 pistes, and 24 lifts serving a broad network of interconnected slopes. The ski area offers around 58 km of marked pistes, with terrain ranging from gentle nursery slopes to long, sustained descents. Beginners and families benefit from wide, well-groomed blue pistes near Planai and Hochwurzen, while confident skiers can enjoy a strong emphasis on red and black runs across the upper mountain. With a base at 745 m and a summit reaching 1,906 m, the vertical drop of over 1,100 m provides satisfying length and variety, including a longest run of approximately 4.1 km. Schladming – Planai – Hochwurzen stands out for combining modern lift infrastructure, dependable snow conditions, and a welcoming alpine atmosphere. Family zones, ski schools, and well-equipped practice areas make it approachable for newcomers, while advanced skiers are rewarded with steep sections and technical pistes. Easy access from the town, lively après-ski, and panoramic views of the Dachstein massif make this resort an appealing choice for visitors seeking both quality skiing and a complete mountain holiday experience.
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