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Advanced skiing, freeriding (powder snow skiing) Grossglockner Heiligenblut
Experts and freeriders will get their money’s worth here. There is only one black run, but the four challenging, scenic ski routes and the endless freeride opportunities are sure to excite advanced skiers. Heiligenblut offers one of the most breathtaking freeride areas in the Eastern Alps. 15 km² of open ski terrain in high alpine surroundings—countless variants and descents. Thanks to the altitude of nearly 3,000 m, conditions are often excellent. Six different freeride sectors (ungroomed, open ski terrain) are described. At the Freeride Checkpoint at the mid-station, you can get information about the current avalanche situation, open ski routes, local weather with wind and temperature. The current avalanche transceiver check is also available. But caution: the freeride sectors are not protected against avalanches, not marked, and not monitored. A ski guide is recommended.
Information for advanced skiers, freeriders
- very many freeride/deep snow areas
- some mogul slopes
Slope offering for advanced skiers
Black slopes
55 km
Total
Total
| Difficult | 1 km (2 %) |
Additional runs
- Ski routes 9 km
Four challenging ski routes (Kasereck, Fleisstal, Hochfleiss, Schareck) delight experts and deep-snow enthusiasts.
Most difficult run
- Fallbichl run · Length 0.5 km · Elevation difference 300 m
Very steep slope from Schareck to Fallbichl
General note: Always mind the avalanche warnings and barriers, please. Never ski into a closed and unsecured area.
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