adventures between dachstein & tauern
Activities in Schladming
Ski amadé on the doorstep, the Dachstein glacier on the horizon, mountain lakes, gorges and alpine pastures in between: Schladming is a different adventure in every season. We've gathered the best activities in Schladming for you — for glorious Kaiserwetter sunshine just as much as for rainy days, with durations, prices and honest tips from winter.garten.
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September – November
in autumn
Golden larches, crystal-clear views and the ceremonial cattle drive — autumn is the quietest and perhaps most beautiful season between the Dachstein and the Schladminger Tauern.
March – May
in spring
Snowmelt thundering through the gorges, the first rays of sunshine on the terrace and spring snow on the Planai — spring in Schladming has two faces, and that's exactly what makes it so special.
June – August
in summer
The glacier Skywalk, picture-book mountain lakes, the biggest zipline in the Alps — in summer, Schladming becomes one giant playground between the Dachstein and the Tauern.
December – February
in winter
Ski amadé right on the doorstep, night tobogganing, cross-country skiing in Ramsau and horse-drawn sleigh rides through snowy forests — winter is what Schladming does best.
why schladming?
Schladming sits in the heart of the Styrian Enns Valley between the Dachstein massif and the Schladminger Tauern — part of Ski amadé in winter with the legendary Planai, and in summer the starting point for hikes to mountain lakes such as Spiegelsee and Duisitzkarsee, to the Talbachklamm gorge and up to the Dachstein glacier with its Skywalk, Ice Palace and suspension bridge. And when the weather won't play along, Therme Amadé, the Schladminger brewery, Trautenfels Castle and more are waiting.
winter.garten sits right in the middle of it all: restaurant, pizzeria, café.bar and guesthouse on Salzburger Strasse — the perfect base for any adventure and just the right place to round off the day.