Night skiing Hochwurzen

Nachskifahren im Flutlicht auf der Hochwurzen in Schladming | © Martin Huber | Thomas Kovacsics

Evening opening hours

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Night skiing on the Hochwurzen

Skiing fun at night

When the valley is shrouded in darkness, a very special experience begins on the Hochwurzen: night skiing on a floodlit piste with a view of Schladming at night. The special atmosphere and the perfectly groomed piste no. 33 make the evening a highlight for sports enthusiasts.

© Markus Schlögl

Safety notice

Please note: At 11.00 pm, the floodlights will be switched off, the slope will be closed and groomed using cable-towed snow groomers.

The other slopes are closed to ascending skiers between 4.00 pm and 8.30 am for safety reasons (slope grooming, cable winches, etc.) and are also closed to descending skiers from 5.00 pm onwards. Skiing and walking on the slopes outside the authorised times is prohibited!

Hochwurzen

Evening operating times 2026/27

Period Operating days Summit lift operating hours Lighting slope / toboggan run
25.12. to 09.01.
Monday to Saturday
19:00 to 21:30
19:00 to 23:00
12.01. to 13.03.
Tuesday to Saturday
19:00 to 21:30
19:00 to 23:00
17.03. to 27.03.
Wednesday to Saturday
19:00 to 21:30
19:00 to 23:00

Tip for night owls

For night-time skiing on the Hochwurzen, the floodlit run no. 33 is open. It runs from the top station of the Hochwurzen Gipfelbahn to the bottom station of the Gipfelbahn.

Combine your night-time skiing with a stop at one of the nearby huts or an evening toboggan ride – the toboggan run on the Hochwurzen is also open in the evening.

Refreshments are also available! Right by the top station, the Hochwurzenhütte and the Hochwurzenalm are open. After your first few turns down into the valley, you’ll pass the Seiterhütte. At the end of your evening’s skiing, you can enjoy a stop for refreshments at the Tauernalm, located at the bottom station of the Hochwurzen Gipfelbahn.

Ein guter Skifahrer zieht bei Flutlicht auf der Hochwurzen seine Schwünge in den Schnee | © Martin Huber | Thomas Kovacsics

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