FAQ about Saalbach
Here you find some of the most common questions, and of course answers to them, that people usually have about Saalbach regarding the trip there, skiing, things to do, accommodation etc.
- Why is Saalbach called 'Home of Lässig' and what does it mean?
- Are there cross-country skiing trails in Saalbach?
- Do Saalbach have night skiing?
- How do I get to Saalbach from Salzburg Airport?
- Is Saalbach suitable for families with children?
- What is the difference between Saalbach and Hinterglemm?
- What is the Saalbach Joker Card?
- What is the Seven Summits of Saalbach challenge?
- How much does a ski pass cost in Saalbach?
- Can I rent ski equipment in Saalbach?
Why is Saalbach called 'Home of Lässig' and what does it mean?
"Home of Lässig" is only a slogan that Saalbach-Hinterglemm uses. Lässig means relaxed/laid-back/cool so the literal translation of their slogan would be something like "Home for relaxation".
Are there cross-country skiing trails in Saalbach?
Yes, it is possible to go cross-country skiing in Saalbach but there are no long stretches of groomed cross-country ski trails, but normally you should find about 10 kilometers of trails in and around Saalbach.
Do Saalbach have night skiing?
Yes, there is access to night skiing but not directly in Saalbach, you have to go to Hinterglemm and the A9 Unterschwarzach lift. But note that not all days are open for night skiing here.
How do I get to Saalbach from Salzburg Airport?
Saalbach is approximately 90 km, a approximately 1.5 hour drive, from Salzburg Airport. You can reach the resort by car, shuttle bus, or taxi.
Is Saalbach suitable for families with children?
Yes, Saalbach is very family-friendly ski resort, offering ski schools, childcare facilities, and family-oriented activities.
What is the difference between Saalbach and Hinterglemm?
Saalbach and Hinterglemm are officially one municipality, but in reality they are two neighbouring villages with a bit less than 10 minutes driving between them. They are intertwined with ski lifts and slopes and form a common large ski area, and together with the ski resorts Leogang and Fieberbrunn they form the larger ski area called Skicircus.
What is the Saalbach Joker Card?
The Saalbach Joker Card is a guest card given to visitors staying in partner accommodations, providing various discounts and free access to certain services and activities.
What is the Seven Summits of Saalbach challenge?
The Seven Summits of Saalbach is a challenge for experienced skiers, covering seven mountain peaks and a total distance of approximately 32 kilometers in one day.
How much does a ski pass cost in Saalbach?
A ski pass in Saalbach cost 72.00 EUR per day for adults, for youth 54.00 EUR and for children ski pass price is 36.00 EUR.
Can I rent ski equipment in Saalbach?
Saalbach has 4 places where you can rent ski equipment on your ski holiday there. To see booking options and a map where you can find the shop that is most suitable for you, click here. The best thing is to book your ski equipment in advance, as it is usually cheaper to book online.
