10 Reasons to Ski Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn

1. Three Towns, Two States, One Epic Ski Area

This isn’t just one resort — it’s a whole ski region stitched seamlessly together by piste and lifts. Saalbach Hinterglemm and Leogang sit on the Salzburg side, while Fieberbrunn belongs to Tyrol. The result? A ski area with 270 kilometres of piste and 70 modern lifts all connected in one giant circuit. Stay in any of the towns, each with their own character, and you’re plugged into the same snowy playground.

2. 270 Kilometres of Runs for Every Style

If ski days are measured in mileage, you’re in luck. The Skicircus has piste aplenty for every mood: wide-open blues for cruising, rolling reds for carving and blacks steep enough to keep your edges honest. Add in snowparks, funslopes and timed race tracks, and you’ve got enough variety to keep everyone entertained for a full week (and then some).

3. 408 Kilometres with the Ski ALPIN CARD

Your lift pass doesn’t stop at the Skicircus boundary. With the Ski ALPIN CARD, you automatically unlock 408 kilometres of slopes across three heavyweight regions: the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See, and the glacier at Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun. That means guaranteed snow, more terrain variety and the freedom to chase sunshine or powder wherever it’s best.

4. Family Ski Grounds

Families in search of a skiing destination will find the Skicircus has thought of everything. Expect snowy adventure trails, gentle learning zones with magic carpets, themed runs and interactive play parks. Hinterglemm’s Family Park U-Bahn is freestyle for the whole family, while Fieberbrunn’s Timok’s Wild World is like a winter amusement park on snow. Leogang’s Leo’s Kinderland is always a winner among little learners, and Saalbach’s Learn-to-Ride Park encourages kids to find their freestyle flow right from the start. Everything is designed to be safe, fun and stress-free – which means parents can actually enjoy their ski day too.

• Family skiing in the Skicircus

5. Powder Paradise & Freeride World Tour Fame

For freeriders, Fieberbrunn is sacred ground. The Wildseeloder North Face has earned its reputation as a proving ground, hosting the Freeride World Tour every year – the only stop in the German-speaking world. But it’s not just for the pros: from mellow powder fields to a dedicated freeride park, the Skicircus offers endless lines for anyone who loves exploring off-piste. Avalanche training areas and guided routes make it safe to learn, too.

6. Mountain Huts (and Serious Après)

Good skiing deserves good food, and the Skicircus knows this well. Scattered across the mountains are more than 60 huts. Rustic chalets serve steaming bowls of goulash, Kaiserschmarrn and dumplings, while stylish lodges add gourmet twists to Alpine classics. Down in the valleys, the evenings are just as lively: Saalbach’s après-ski scene is legendary (and loud), Leogang has a more laid-back style and Fieberbrunn, while it’s big-mountain energy up top, is all about Tyrolean warmth on the valley floor. Whether it’s mulled wine on a terrace or dancing in ski boots until midnight, good times are built in.

7. THE CHALLENGE & Other Legendary Circuits

This is one of the best places in the Alps to ski big. Instead of picking pistes and lift-hopping at random, follow a full-area ski circuit. The most famous? THE CHALLENGE: 65 kilometres of piste, 12,400 metres of vertical descent and legs that will be burning by the end. It’s the ultimate day mission. Not quite ready for that marathon? Try the Saalbach Circuit, the Hinterglemm Circuit, or the Leogang Circuit for a more relaxed but equally scenic ski safari. The whole system is designed so you can explore without ever backtracking.

8. A Season Packed with Events

The Skicircus knows how to throw a party on snow. Winter kicks off with early-season festivals, then the big events roll in: the Freeride World Tour in Fieberbrunn, international ski races and the legendary White Pearl Mountain Days, where DJs, live bands, gourmet food and mountain yoga turn the slopes into a full-blown alpine festival. In 2025, the region even hosted the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships – proof that it’s not just fun, but world-class terrain.

9. Beginner-Friendly from Day One

New to skiing? It’s a great place to start. Saalbach’s Learn-to-Ride Park makes the basics fun, while Hinterglemm’s Family Park and Fieberbrunn’s Timok’s Wild World add playful elements like obstacles and themed runs. Leogang’s beginner zones are designed with families in mind, so the little ones can learn in dedicated safe areas. And with ski schools available in every valley, there’s no shortage of expert guidance.

10. Beyond the Slopes: So Much More

Downhill skiing isn’t the only way to play here. Off the piste, you’ll find sled runs as well as cross-country, winter hiking and snowshoe trails that take you deep into quiet alpine landscapes. Hinterglemm offers night skiing under floodlights, and for quieter moments, horse-drawn sleigh rides, local Christmas markets and spas at wellness hotels offer a slowed down pace.

Living Up to Its Name

From endless pistes and epic circuits to powder stashes, family fun and legendary après, the Skicircus is more than just a ski resort — it’s a full-scale winter playground. Every day delivers something new, every turn is a memory in the making. So grab your skis, rally the troops, and come see why this is Austria’s Home of Lässig.