A spacious family chalet in Piesendorf near Zell am See, slopes, mountains, lifts and village life on the doorstep, and the whole valley to come home to after the last run.
A spacious family chalet in Piesendorf near Zell am See, slopes, mountains, lifts and village life on the doorstep, and the whole valley to come home to after the last run.
Skiing somewhere else this trip? The Zell am See–Kaprun area has eight other ski resorts besides Wildkogel.
The Wildkogel Arena above Neukirchen and Bramberg is the family end of the region: wide, unhurried pistes and short lift queues. It is also home to one of the longest floodlit toboggan runs in the Alps, which is worth an evening on its own even if you never put skis on.
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A quiet base in Piesendorf, half an hour down the valley.
Not sure where to grab a lift pass or rent skis before your first day on the mountain? We've mapped out the closest, most convenient stops — ski rental shops, pass counters and other essentials — so you're not scrambling on the morning of. Tap a pin for opening hours, directions and what to expect at each stop.
About 33 km west along the Salzach valley, roughly 30 minutes. There are valley stations at both Neukirchen and Bramberg, and the road runs flat most of the way.
Around 148 marked runs totalling about 69 km, between 814 m and 2,125 m, served by roughly 21 lifts including five gondolas. About 51 km is graded easy, 14 km intermediate and just under 4 km advanced.
It is one of the better choices in the region for it. Roughly three quarters of the mapped length is graded easy, the pistes are wide, and lift queues are short — though there is only one dedicated novice run, so lessons usually start on the nursery area.
Sport Herzog, Intersport Harms and Skiverleih Nindl are in Neukirchen, and Sportpro and Sport 2000 Herzog sit on the Bramberg side. All five are pinned on the map above.
