The adventure awaits
A skiing trip to Nassfeld promises a sporty experience in one of the largest and best-groomed Austrian Alpine regions. Expect tens of kilometers of slopes with perfect service, modern cable cars, and wide slopes ideal for fast skiing and relaxed carving turns. After a day of skiing, you can look forward to hearty Alpine specialties, cozy mountain huts, and a well-deserved get-together with good food and drinks. Nassfeld is a combination of great sport, beautiful nature, and a well-deserved gourmet reward at the end of the day.
On the first day, you can explore your destination, and sports enthusiasts can start preparing for an active holiday by ice skating on the lake.
Rent a car at the airport and get on the road to your destination.
Europe's largest prepared ice rink is right here, right in front of you! If you like ice skating, you're in the right place, Weissensee is one of the absolute highlights of this area.
You can pack your own skates, but you can also rent them at Alpensport in the town of Techendorf.
If ice skating doesn't appeal to you that much, you can at least take a walk here and breathe in some fresh air after a long journey. But don't overdo it, the ride starts tomorrow!
It's your first skiing day, so get up and get practicing!
Warm up properly, because today is your first skiing trip!
Before you get started, you will need to buy a ski pass. This can be done online with on-site pick-up, or directly at the ticket office. I recommend buying a multi-day ski pass, as the price is more advantageous!
The price depends on the date you will be here.
Current ski pass prices can be found on the resort's official website, where you can also purchase them.
📌Tip: If you want to experience something unusual, Nassfeld also offers evening skiing!
If you don't have your own skis or snowboard, you can rent them. Be sure to book in advance to ensure that equipment is available. Plus, you'll get a discount for online booking! Choose here: https://rent.soelle.at/booking?coupon=
A day in the snow can make you quite peckish. But this has a simple solution! The resort has 24 mountain huts where you can get something to drink and eat. So what will you choose? Will it be a real Austrian schnitzel, Italian spaghetti, or maybe local dried ham with even better mountain cheese?
Tip: There are many restaurants here, but a true Austrian experience is definitely the Schneemann (or Snowman) establishment, where real Austrian hits play all day.
Tip: If you have a sweet tooth, don't miss the Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake) with apple puree or jam. Look for Kaiserschmarrn on the menu. Another excellent sweet option is a steamed dumpling filled with plum butter and vanilla sauce, known as Germknödel.
Today we have a lot of fun in the snow again, and for those interested, also some challenges.
Your feet are already warm from yesterday, so come and try all the other attractions here! You can have your speed measured, or have a timed slalom race with someone, even with video recording. If you're in the mood for something more adventurous, there's a great snowpark waiting for you. If you're not so sure of yourself, but still want great fun, head to the adventure slopes called Had and Vlna. You can find all these attractions on the resort map, and I promise it will be a real ride.
Did someone mention skiing? Hit the slopes, third time's the charm! But if you're feeling adventurous, Nassfeld isn't just about skiing. Toboggan runs, cross-country skiing, hiking trails or snowshoeing offer a calmer and more natural way to explore the mountains. Ice skating on a natural ice rink or a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride add a traditional touch. And the wellness facilities ensure you'll truly relax in the evening. You can rent equipment at the same rental shop where you rented your skis.
1. Sledding and tobogganing
Nassfeld has several natural and groomed sledding runs - a total of seven, five of which are illuminated for evening rides. Popular routes are Rattendorf, Sonnleitn or Guggenberg. You can also find a long route (approx. 8 km) from Gmanberg to Tröpolach, which is ideal for hiking up and a fast descent down. Night sledding under the stars is particularly impressive and is one of the biggest attractions outside the ski slopes.
2. Winter hiking and snowshoeing
Those who don't want to ski but want to experience the mountains actively will appreciate the 55 km of groomed trails for winter hiking. Locals also recommend snowshoe trekking - walking on snowshoes in deeper, ungroomed terrain. An excellent alternative to city walks, it will get you moving and at the same time offer a peaceful atmosphere of snow-covered mountains.
3. Cross-country skiing and ski touring
Cross-country skiers have about 130 km of trails available, including valley trails and two high-mountain variants. They are popular mainly thanks to excellent maintenance and views. For more adventurous types, there is the possibility of ski touring - free ascents with climbing skins and descents off-piste, ideal for those who want to try something more than hiking but don't want to be among the crowds on the slopes.
4. Ice skating and horse-drawn sleigh rides
In the Nassfeld area and surroundings, there are natural ice rinks on lakes Weissensee or Pressegger See - the ice surface can be over 5 hectares and offers beautiful ice skating in nature. In addition, there is the possibility of ordering a horse-drawn sleigh ride - a romantic and slow form of tourism with a view of the snowy landscape.
5. Relaxation and wellness
After sports, warmth and rest are welcome. In the Nassfeld area, there are many hotels with wellness facilities, saunas and indoor pools. An ideal choice for muscle regeneration after a day outdoors or simply for a lazy afternoon off the slopes.
6. Other outdoor activities
For those interested in less traditional entertainment, there is the NTC Sports & Fun Park. It offers experiences such as snow scooters, snowblades, skifox and other unconventional winter sports. If you're tired of the usual skiing routine, you'll find an alternative here with a bit of adrenaline and fun.
All good things must come to an end, but your memories of one of the most beautiful European ski resorts will last a long time. So what? Will you come back next year?
If you have an evening flight, you have one last day to enjoy this awesome resort. Have a great time and be careful!
Tip: Before you leave, you can still go for some après-ski (a French expression meaning to go for a drink and have fun with friends after skiing). The most famous is the Italian bombardino, a hot alcoholic drink made of Eierlikör and brandy, garnished with whipped cream.
The trip is over, but the memories remain. I hope you enjoyed the winter fun to the fullest and I look forward to seeing you again on our next adventure!
A skiing trip to Nassfeld promises a sporty experience in one of the largest and best-groomed Austrian Alpine regions. Expect tens of kilometers of slopes with perfect service, modern cable cars, and wide slopes ideal for fast skiing and relaxed carving turns. After a day of skiing, you can look forward to hearty Alpine specialties, cozy mountain huts, and a well-deserved get-together with good food and drinks. Nassfeld is a combination of great sport, beautiful nature, and a well-deserved gourmet reward at the end of the day.
On the first day, you can explore your destination, and sports enthusiasts can start preparing for an active holiday by ice skating on the lake.
Rent a car at the airport and get on the road to your destination.
Europe's largest prepared ice rink is right here, right in front of you! If you like ice skating, you're in the right place, Weissensee is one of the absolute highlights of this area.
You can pack your own skates, but you can also rent them at Alpensport in the town of Techendorf.
If ice skating doesn't appeal to you that much, you can at least take a walk here and breathe in some fresh air after a long journey. But don't overdo it, the ride starts tomorrow!
It's your first skiing day, so get up and get practicing!
Warm up properly, because today is your first skiing trip!
Before you get started, you will need to buy a ski pass. This can be done online with on-site pick-up, or directly at the ticket office. I recommend buying a multi-day ski pass, as the price is more advantageous!
The price depends on the date you will be here.
Current ski pass prices can be found on the resort's official website, where you can also purchase them.
📌Tip: If you want to experience something unusual, Nassfeld also offers evening skiing!
If you don't have your own skis or snowboard, you can rent them. Be sure to book in advance to ensure that equipment is available. Plus, you'll get a discount for online booking! Choose here: https://rent.soelle.at/booking?coupon=
A day in the snow can make you quite peckish. But this has a simple solution! The resort has 24 mountain huts where you can get something to drink and eat. So what will you choose? Will it be a real Austrian schnitzel, Italian spaghetti, or maybe local dried ham with even better mountain cheese?
Tip: There are many restaurants here, but a true Austrian experience is definitely the Schneemann (or Snowman) establishment, where real Austrian hits play all day.
Tip: If you have a sweet tooth, don't miss the Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake) with apple puree or jam. Look for Kaiserschmarrn on the menu. Another excellent sweet option is a steamed dumpling filled with plum butter and vanilla sauce, known as Germknödel.
Today we have a lot of fun in the snow again, and for those interested, also some challenges.
Your feet are already warm from yesterday, so come and try all the other attractions here! You can have your speed measured, or have a timed slalom race with someone, even with video recording. If you're in the mood for something more adventurous, there's a great snowpark waiting for you. If you're not so sure of yourself, but still want great fun, head to the adventure slopes called Had and Vlna. You can find all these attractions on the resort map, and I promise it will be a real ride.
Did someone mention skiing? Hit the slopes, third time's the charm! But if you're feeling adventurous, Nassfeld isn't just about skiing. Toboggan runs, cross-country skiing, hiking trails or snowshoeing offer a calmer and more natural way to explore the mountains. Ice skating on a natural ice rink or a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride add a traditional touch. And the wellness facilities ensure you'll truly relax in the evening. You can rent equipment at the same rental shop where you rented your skis.
1. Sledding and tobogganing
Nassfeld has several natural and groomed sledding runs - a total of seven, five of which are illuminated for evening rides. Popular routes are Rattendorf, Sonnleitn or Guggenberg. You can also find a long route (approx. 8 km) from Gmanberg to Tröpolach, which is ideal for hiking up and a fast descent down. Night sledding under the stars is particularly impressive and is one of the biggest attractions outside the ski slopes.
2. Winter hiking and snowshoeing
Those who don't want to ski but want to experience the mountains actively will appreciate the 55 km of groomed trails for winter hiking. Locals also recommend snowshoe trekking - walking on snowshoes in deeper, ungroomed terrain. An excellent alternative to city walks, it will get you moving and at the same time offer a peaceful atmosphere of snow-covered mountains.
3. Cross-country skiing and ski touring
Cross-country skiers have about 130 km of trails available, including valley trails and two high-mountain variants. They are popular mainly thanks to excellent maintenance and views. For more adventurous types, there is the possibility of ski touring - free ascents with climbing skins and descents off-piste, ideal for those who want to try something more than hiking but don't want to be among the crowds on the slopes.
4. Ice skating and horse-drawn sleigh rides
In the Nassfeld area and surroundings, there are natural ice rinks on lakes Weissensee or Pressegger See - the ice surface can be over 5 hectares and offers beautiful ice skating in nature. In addition, there is the possibility of ordering a horse-drawn sleigh ride - a romantic and slow form of tourism with a view of the snowy landscape.
5. Relaxation and wellness
After sports, warmth and rest are welcome. In the Nassfeld area, there are many hotels with wellness facilities, saunas and indoor pools. An ideal choice for muscle regeneration after a day outdoors or simply for a lazy afternoon off the slopes.
6. Other outdoor activities
For those interested in less traditional entertainment, there is the NTC Sports & Fun Park. It offers experiences such as snow scooters, snowblades, skifox and other unconventional winter sports. If you're tired of the usual skiing routine, you'll find an alternative here with a bit of adrenaline and fun.
All good things must come to an end, but your memories of one of the most beautiful European ski resorts will last a long time. So what? Will you come back next year?
If you have an evening flight, you have one last day to enjoy this awesome resort. Have a great time and be careful!
Tip: Before you leave, you can still go for some après-ski (a French expression meaning to go for a drink and have fun with friends after skiing). The most famous is the Italian bombardino, a hot alcoholic drink made of Eierlikör and brandy, garnished with whipped cream.
The trip is over, but the memories remain. I hope you enjoyed the winter fun to the fullest and I look forward to seeing you again on our next adventure!
itinerary by Kika a Fila
Kid-friendlyThe adventure awaits
A skiing trip to Nassfeld promises a sporty experience in one of the largest and best-groomed Austrian Alpine regions. Expect tens of kilometers of slopes with perfect service, modern cable cars, and wide slopes ideal for fast skiing and relaxed carving turns. After a day of skiing, you can look forward to hearty Alpine specialties, cozy mountain huts, and a well-deserved get-together with good food and drinks. Nassfeld is a combination of great sport, beautiful nature, and a well-deserved gourmet reward at the end of the day.
On the first day, you can explore your destination, and sports enthusiasts can start preparing for an active holiday by ice skating on the lake.
Rent a car at the airport and get on the road to your destination.
Europe's largest prepared ice rink is right here, right in front of you! If you like ice skating, you're in the right place, Weissensee is one of the absolute highlights of this area.
You can pack your own skates, but you can also rent them at Alpensport in the town of Techendorf.
If ice skating doesn't appeal to you that much, you can at least take a walk here and breathe in some fresh air after a long journey. But don't overdo it, the ride starts tomorrow!
It's your first skiing day, so get up and get practicing!
Warm up properly, because today is your first skiing trip!
Before you get started, you will need to buy a ski pass. This can be done online with on-site pick-up, or directly at the ticket office. I recommend buying a multi-day ski pass, as the price is more advantageous!
The price depends on the date you will be here.
Current ski pass prices can be found on the resort's official website, where you can also purchase them.
📌Tip: If you want to experience something unusual, Nassfeld also offers evening skiing!
If you don't have your own skis or snowboard, you can rent them. Be sure to book in advance to ensure that equipment is available. Plus, you'll get a discount for online booking! Choose here: https://rent.soelle.at/booking?coupon=
A day in the snow can make you quite peckish. But this has a simple solution! The resort has 24 mountain huts where you can get something to drink and eat. So what will you choose? Will it be a real Austrian schnitzel, Italian spaghetti, or maybe local dried ham with even better mountain cheese?
Tip: There are many restaurants here, but a true Austrian experience is definitely the Schneemann (or Snowman) establishment, where real Austrian hits play all day.
Tip: If you have a sweet tooth, don't miss the Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake) with apple puree or jam. Look for Kaiserschmarrn on the menu. Another excellent sweet option is a steamed dumpling filled with plum butter and vanilla sauce, known as Germknödel.
Today we have a lot of fun in the snow again, and for those interested, also some challenges.
Your feet are already warm from yesterday, so come and try all the other attractions here! You can have your speed measured, or have a timed slalom race with someone, even with video recording. If you're in the mood for something more adventurous, there's a great snowpark waiting for you. If you're not so sure of yourself, but still want great fun, head to the adventure slopes called Had and Vlna. You can find all these attractions on the resort map, and I promise it will be a real ride.
Did someone mention skiing? Hit the slopes, third time's the charm! But if you're feeling adventurous, Nassfeld isn't just about skiing. Toboggan runs, cross-country skiing, hiking trails or snowshoeing offer a calmer and more natural way to explore the mountains. Ice skating on a natural ice rink or a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride add a traditional touch. And the wellness facilities ensure you'll truly relax in the evening. You can rent equipment at the same rental shop where you rented your skis.
1. Sledding and tobogganing
Nassfeld has several natural and groomed sledding runs - a total of seven, five of which are illuminated for evening rides. Popular routes are Rattendorf, Sonnleitn or Guggenberg. You can also find a long route (approx. 8 km) from Gmanberg to Tröpolach, which is ideal for hiking up and a fast descent down. Night sledding under the stars is particularly impressive and is one of the biggest attractions outside the ski slopes.
2. Winter hiking and snowshoeing
Those who don't want to ski but want to experience the mountains actively will appreciate the 55 km of groomed trails for winter hiking. Locals also recommend snowshoe trekking - walking on snowshoes in deeper, ungroomed terrain. An excellent alternative to city walks, it will get you moving and at the same time offer a peaceful atmosphere of snow-covered mountains.
3. Cross-country skiing and ski touring
Cross-country skiers have about 130 km of trails available, including valley trails and two high-mountain variants. They are popular mainly thanks to excellent maintenance and views. For more adventurous types, there is the possibility of ski touring - free ascents with climbing skins and descents off-piste, ideal for those who want to try something more than hiking but don't want to be among the crowds on the slopes.
4. Ice skating and horse-drawn sleigh rides
In the Nassfeld area and surroundings, there are natural ice rinks on lakes Weissensee or Pressegger See - the ice surface can be over 5 hectares and offers beautiful ice skating in nature. In addition, there is the possibility of ordering a horse-drawn sleigh ride - a romantic and slow form of tourism with a view of the snowy landscape.
5. Relaxation and wellness
After sports, warmth and rest are welcome. In the Nassfeld area, there are many hotels with wellness facilities, saunas and indoor pools. An ideal choice for muscle regeneration after a day outdoors or simply for a lazy afternoon off the slopes.
6. Other outdoor activities
For those interested in less traditional entertainment, there is the NTC Sports & Fun Park. It offers experiences such as snow scooters, snowblades, skifox and other unconventional winter sports. If you're tired of the usual skiing routine, you'll find an alternative here with a bit of adrenaline and fun.
All good things must come to an end, but your memories of one of the most beautiful European ski resorts will last a long time. So what? Will you come back next year?
If you have an evening flight, you have one last day to enjoy this awesome resort. Have a great time and be careful!
Tip: Before you leave, you can still go for some après-ski (a French expression meaning to go for a drink and have fun with friends after skiing). The most famous is the Italian bombardino, a hot alcoholic drink made of Eierlikör and brandy, garnished with whipped cream.
The trip is over, but the memories remain. I hope you enjoyed the winter fun to the fullest and I look forward to seeing you again on our next adventure!
A skiing trip to Nassfeld promises a sporty experience in one of the largest and best-groomed Austrian Alpine regions. Expect tens of kilometers of slopes with perfect service, modern cable cars, and wide slopes ideal for fast skiing and relaxed carving turns. After a day of skiing, you can look forward to hearty Alpine specialties, cozy mountain huts, and a well-deserved get-together with good food and drinks. Nassfeld is a combination of great sport, beautiful nature, and a well-deserved gourmet reward at the end of the day.
On the first day, you can explore your destination, and sports enthusiasts can start preparing for an active holiday by ice skating on the lake.
Rent a car at the airport and get on the road to your destination.
Europe's largest prepared ice rink is right here, right in front of you! If you like ice skating, you're in the right place, Weissensee is one of the absolute highlights of this area.
You can pack your own skates, but you can also rent them at Alpensport in the town of Techendorf.
If ice skating doesn't appeal to you that much, you can at least take a walk here and breathe in some fresh air after a long journey. But don't overdo it, the ride starts tomorrow!
It's your first skiing day, so get up and get practicing!
Warm up properly, because today is your first skiing trip!
Before you get started, you will need to buy a ski pass. This can be done online with on-site pick-up, or directly at the ticket office. I recommend buying a multi-day ski pass, as the price is more advantageous!
The price depends on the date you will be here.
Current ski pass prices can be found on the resort's official website, where you can also purchase them.
📌Tip: If you want to experience something unusual, Nassfeld also offers evening skiing!
If you don't have your own skis or snowboard, you can rent them. Be sure to book in advance to ensure that equipment is available. Plus, you'll get a discount for online booking! Choose here: https://rent.soelle.at/booking?coupon=
A day in the snow can make you quite peckish. But this has a simple solution! The resort has 24 mountain huts where you can get something to drink and eat. So what will you choose? Will it be a real Austrian schnitzel, Italian spaghetti, or maybe local dried ham with even better mountain cheese?
Tip: There are many restaurants here, but a true Austrian experience is definitely the Schneemann (or Snowman) establishment, where real Austrian hits play all day.
Tip: If you have a sweet tooth, don't miss the Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake) with apple puree or jam. Look for Kaiserschmarrn on the menu. Another excellent sweet option is a steamed dumpling filled with plum butter and vanilla sauce, known as Germknödel.
Today we have a lot of fun in the snow again, and for those interested, also some challenges.
Your feet are already warm from yesterday, so come and try all the other attractions here! You can have your speed measured, or have a timed slalom race with someone, even with video recording. If you're in the mood for something more adventurous, there's a great snowpark waiting for you. If you're not so sure of yourself, but still want great fun, head to the adventure slopes called Had and Vlna. You can find all these attractions on the resort map, and I promise it will be a real ride.
Did someone mention skiing? Hit the slopes, third time's the charm! But if you're feeling adventurous, Nassfeld isn't just about skiing. Toboggan runs, cross-country skiing, hiking trails or snowshoeing offer a calmer and more natural way to explore the mountains. Ice skating on a natural ice rink or a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride add a traditional touch. And the wellness facilities ensure you'll truly relax in the evening. You can rent equipment at the same rental shop where you rented your skis.
1. Sledding and tobogganing
Nassfeld has several natural and groomed sledding runs - a total of seven, five of which are illuminated for evening rides. Popular routes are Rattendorf, Sonnleitn or Guggenberg. You can also find a long route (approx. 8 km) from Gmanberg to Tröpolach, which is ideal for hiking up and a fast descent down. Night sledding under the stars is particularly impressive and is one of the biggest attractions outside the ski slopes.
2. Winter hiking and snowshoeing
Those who don't want to ski but want to experience the mountains actively will appreciate the 55 km of groomed trails for winter hiking. Locals also recommend snowshoe trekking - walking on snowshoes in deeper, ungroomed terrain. An excellent alternative to city walks, it will get you moving and at the same time offer a peaceful atmosphere of snow-covered mountains.
3. Cross-country skiing and ski touring
Cross-country skiers have about 130 km of trails available, including valley trails and two high-mountain variants. They are popular mainly thanks to excellent maintenance and views. For more adventurous types, there is the possibility of ski touring - free ascents with climbing skins and descents off-piste, ideal for those who want to try something more than hiking but don't want to be among the crowds on the slopes.
4. Ice skating and horse-drawn sleigh rides
In the Nassfeld area and surroundings, there are natural ice rinks on lakes Weissensee or Pressegger See - the ice surface can be over 5 hectares and offers beautiful ice skating in nature. In addition, there is the possibility of ordering a horse-drawn sleigh ride - a romantic and slow form of tourism with a view of the snowy landscape.
5. Relaxation and wellness
After sports, warmth and rest are welcome. In the Nassfeld area, there are many hotels with wellness facilities, saunas and indoor pools. An ideal choice for muscle regeneration after a day outdoors or simply for a lazy afternoon off the slopes.
6. Other outdoor activities
For those interested in less traditional entertainment, there is the NTC Sports & Fun Park. It offers experiences such as snow scooters, snowblades, skifox and other unconventional winter sports. If you're tired of the usual skiing routine, you'll find an alternative here with a bit of adrenaline and fun.
All good things must come to an end, but your memories of one of the most beautiful European ski resorts will last a long time. So what? Will you come back next year?
If you have an evening flight, you have one last day to enjoy this awesome resort. Have a great time and be careful!
Tip: Before you leave, you can still go for some après-ski (a French expression meaning to go for a drink and have fun with friends after skiing). The most famous is the Italian bombardino, a hot alcoholic drink made of Eierlikör and brandy, garnished with whipped cream.
The trip is over, but the memories remain. I hope you enjoyed the winter fun to the fullest and I look forward to seeing you again on our next adventure!
