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Advanced skiing, freeriding (powder snow skiing) Hochzeiger – Jerzens
For advanced skiers and freeriders, the Hochzeiger ski area has a lot to offer. The Zirbenfall run has a gradient of 80% in its lower section. Only true experts should attempt this. The black run Benni Raich-Abfahrt is named after the ski star Benni Raich, who used Hochzeiger as his home and training ski area. Additional black runs and several ski routes challenge the pros. Freeriders can book a freeride tour through the Hochzeiger ski school. There are numerous deep powder slopes above the tree line, especially at the 8-seater chairlift Hochzeiger 2.5.
Information for advanced skiers, freeriders
- many freeride/deep snow areas
- few mogul slopes
Slope offering for advanced skiers
Black slopes
40 km
Total
Total
| Difficult | 8 km (20 %) |
Additional runs
- Ski routes 8 km
Three attractive ski routes: mogul slope, Hochzeigerloch, and Narrenkopf
Most difficult run
- Zirbenfall run · Length 1.5 km · Elevation difference 436 m
The black slope runs along the Zirbenbahn lift line and has a gradient of up to 80%. This makes it one of the steepest slopes in Austria.
General note: Always mind the avalanche warnings and barriers, please. Never ski into a closed and unsecured area.
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