Slope offering Gerlitzen

Size

Lifts/cable cars

Slope offering, variety of runs at the ski resort Gerlitzen

Test result4 out of 5 stars

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Slopes/runs Gerlitzen

The slopes extend around the panoramic Gerlitzen mountain (1,911 metres). From the summit, wide slopes lead down in all directions, including the widest carving slope in Carinthia at the Neugarten. There are beautiful panoramic views of Carinthia’s mountain and lake scenery, including the Wörthersee and Ossiacher See lakes. In the upper area, the runs lead over open slopes. Lower down, they then pass through wide forest glades. There are slopes of all difficulty levels, ski routes and some freeride areas. The majority of the slopes are intermediate.

Runs/slopes

Total: 52.4 km

Easy	11.9 km	(22 %)
Intermediate	34.4 km	(65 %)
Difficult	6.1 km	(13 %)

Additional runs

Ski routes

14.9 km

On the Gerlitzen, there is the difficult Finsterbach ski route and the intermediate Rock'n'Roll and Stifterboden ski routes. A 9 kilometre long ski route leads to Bodensdorf (warning: no lift connection).

Worth knowing

Artificial snow-making
250 Snow cannons
100 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
Valley run available
Valley runs lead to Klösterle. There is no valley run to Annenheim at the Ossiacher See lake. The Kanzelbahn (gondola lift) takes visitors both up to the ski area and back down. A ski route with no lift connection leads to Bodensdorf.

Run location

just above tree line
under tree line

Longest run

Klösterleabfahrt slope · Length 6.6 km · Elevation difference 911 m

Most difficult run

Gegendtalerabfahrt slope · Length 1.7 km · Elevation difference 281 m

Slope tip

Neugartenabfahrt slope
Widest carving slope in Carinthia
Wörtherseeabfahrt and Birkenhofabfahrt slopes
In the morning sun with views of the Wörthersee and Ossiacher See lakes
Finsterbach Freeride Abfahrten slopes
Slope, ski route and freeride

Snowparks