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Lienzer Bergbahnen - Zettersfeld - Hochstein

Location

Gaimberg

Austria

46° 50' 29.022" N, 12° 46' 31.1016" E

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General info:

The Austrian ski resort Zettersfeld is known to be a sunny spot because of it’s South facing hillsides with view on the Lienzer Dolomiten. Located on an altitude of 720 m to 2278, you can mostly ski on easy or intermediate slopes here. Zettersfeld does also have a huge snow park for snowboarders available, the so-called ‘Sunsitepark’. Situated near the Stieralm and one of the skyrides, it offers several tables, slides and jumps. Furthermore, two beautiful winter trails start near the skyride station Faschingalm.

BASE: 2191ft
SUMMIT: 7473ft
VERTICAL DROP: 5282ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 10
Gondolas: 2
Chairs: 4
Surface: 4

Costs:

DAY PASS ADULTS weekday: €39.50
6 DAYS ADULTS: €198.00

We recommend to confirm the latest prices from the resorts website as the prices might have changed after last update.

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