43 lifts and gondolas

8 Gondolas | 23 Chair lifts | 8 T-bars

123 km of pistes in Ischgl

46km Blue | 69km Red | 8km Black | -km Freeride

21 mountain huts and apres bars

8 Rustic huts | 9 Apres ski bars | 4 Restaurants

Discover Schladming

Four mountains. Endless moments.

At MIETSKI Schladming,, we believe: A perfect ski day doesn’t start at the lift – it starts with being in the right place, at the right time. And Schladming is just that place. Four connected mountains, 123 km of slopes, and one pass that opens it all up. But what really matters is what you make of it: flow, freedom, fun.

Our job? To make it all easy for you – with gear that fits, service that thinks ahead, and insider tips that truly help.

Early ride on Hochwurzen: Quiet & smooth
Love a calm start and morning sun? Head to Hochwurzen. The wide slope to the valley is often empty early in the day – perfect for smooth carving. Sun on your back, mountain views in your eyes – pure joy.

Planai finish line: Feel the World Cup
Want to ski where the pros race? Welcome to the Planai. The final run to the stadium is iconic and challenging – a must for sporty skiers. Plus, Planai is your hub for easy access to all four mountains.

Midday on Reiteralm: Views, vibes, and Kaiserschmarrn
Reiteralm is your go-to for good vibes. Quieter, sunny, perfectly groomed, with stunning views of the Dachstein glacier. Grab a seat on the terrace – and enjoy your break, the alpine way.

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The best pistes in Schladming

Beginners' area: Rohrmooser Plateau.
Longest run: Märchenwiesenbahn mountain station to Schladming via piste no. 1 and no. 2 (Planai) Length 4.6 km Elevation difference 1150 m.
Steepest run: Destination slope Planai (valley station Planai 3er to Schladming) Length 1.4 km Elevation difference 447 m.
Snowpark: 18 jumps, 6 tubes, 6 jibs, 1 special jib (stair jet), 6 rails, 6 butter boxes, 5 boxes.
Freeride ski routes: Burgstallalm and Mitterhaus (Planai).

Piste map Schladming - Schladming-Dachstein region

What does the ski resort of Schladming have to offer?

The Schladming-Planai ski area is part of the Schladming 4-mountain swing. To the west you will find the partner ski areas of Hochwurzen and Reiteralm, to the east are Hauser Kaibling and the Galsterbergalm ski area.

Fantastic slopes and a direct view of the Dachstein massif promise unforgettable days of skiing.

The Planai World Cup descent from the summit to the valley is legendary. A particular challenge is the steep final Planai slope. Even experienced skiers burn their glutes after these 447 meters down into the valley.

Where are the best places in the ski resort of Schladming?

Funcross Planai

Snowpark & Boardercross A little more experience than is necessary for the Funslope, the Funcross offers fun for skiers and snowboarders.

How do I get there? Lift: The Funslope and Funcross can be reached in a very short time from the Weitmoos drag lift or the Märchenwiesebahn 8-seater chairlift.

Good to know:

Experience centrifugal forces. In the up and down or in the mighty steep curves of the Schladming Funcross.

Our Tip:

Never fully straighten your legs. So you always have a natural shock absorber to cushion the jumps.

Superpark Planai

Kickers, jumps, box lines, jib lines
XL playground for freestylers. Has become a superlative in the freestyle scene.

How do I get there?
Lift: From Planet Planai you take the gondola to the mountain station and follow line 07 to the Märchenwiesebahn chairlift, from there a little further (here follow line 08) to the park lifts, Weitmooslift I & II.

Good to know:

For all freestyle beginners, the park offers its own beginner's section with a good mix of smaller kickers and XL butter boxes.

Our Tip:

Attention girls - the Superpark Planai invites you to the Girls Shred Session every year. All shred chicks can work on their cattle skills together with the pros and experience a fantastic day with action shooting, barbecue and concentrated girl power.

Klangpiste Planai

Accompanied by musical sounds
You will experience perfect listening pleasure along the 650 m long route. One "Wurlitzer" gives you access to 10,000 music titles.

How do I get there? Lift: Take slope no. 2 at the Fastenberg 6er mountain station.

Good to know:

It is worth carving the slope section a little more slowly. The sound technology is state-of-the-art and the listening pleasure is incomparable.

Our Tip:

Turn the Klangpiste into a music contest. In the circle of friends this is a fun change.

Hopsi-Winterkinderland Planai

Ski Fun Zone
A varied range of snow parks, boarder cross and slopes await you over a length of 575 metres. The theme of the children's area is the journey of the Planai mascot Hopsi through Europe via China to Australia.

How do I get there?
Elevator: Accessible via "Hopsi-Express", an inclined elevator. Fairytale meadow area.

Good to know:

The "Hopsi" children's area takes its name from the World Cup mascot.

Our Tip:

The local ski schools offer the right lessons for every skill level in the children's area.