Austria · Salzburg

Wildkogel-Arena

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  • 75km of pistes
  • 820 to 2,150metres
  • 20lifts

Wildkogel-Arena today

Updated today, 08:15 CET
Fresh snow4 cm · 72 h
Pistes open0 of 34
Lifts open0 of 20
Temp. top / bottom−1° / 9°

No lifts open

Forecast data:

Conditions and forecast

Wildkogel-Arena weather forecast for 7 days

Temperature on the mountain and in the valley, wind and fresh snow.

Weather forecast for Wildkogel-Arena
DayToday31 OctSun1 NovMon2 NovTue3 NovWed4 NovThu5 NovFri6 Nov
Weather
Top, 2,150 m0°−5°−2°−2°1°6°5°
Valley, 820 m9°5°6°6°10°13°13°
Snow linevalley
Snow (top)1 cm9 cm0 cm0 cm0 cm0 cm0 cm
Wind (top), km/h13201210967

Snow in centimetres, average wind speed on the mountain in km/h. Forecast run 31 Oct, 11:21 CET.

Pistes and lifts

75 km of pistes between 820 and 2,150 m

Pistes by difficulty

  • Blue easy35 km
  • Red intermediate30 km
  • Black difficult10 km

Altitude

Vertical drop of 1,330 m.

20 lifts

  • T-bars7
  • Gondolas5
  • Chairlifts4
  • Button lifts3
  • Magic carpets1

For skiers

  • Snow park
  • Children's area
  • Ski kindergarten
Ski pass prices 2026/27

How much is a ski pass in Wildkogel-Arena

Prices, 5 Dec to 4 Apr.

Ski pass prices 2026/27 in EUR
Group1 day3 days6 days
Adultsaged 19 and over€72€212.50€358
Youthaged 15 to 18€58€170.50€286
Childrenaged 6 to 14€36€99.50€174.50

Children born in 2021 or later ski free.

Prices checked 31 Oct 2026

Map and travel

Where is Wildkogel-Arena

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When to go

When is the snow best in Wildkogel-Arena

Average snow depth on the mountain, month by month.

Wildkogel-Arena: average snow depth

Average of 10 seasons, 2016 to 2026

OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMay
Most snow on average: February and March

Season dates

  • Ski area: 5 Dec 2026 to 4 Apr 2027
About the resort

About Wildkogel-Arena

Pistes and lifts in Wildkogel Arena. The resort has 75 km of pistes: 35 km of blue pistes, ideal for beginners and families with children; 30 km of red pistes for intermediates; and 10 km of black pistes for experienced skiers. The infrastructure includes 5 modern gondolas, 4 chairlifts (2 six-seaters and 2 four-seaters), 11 T-bars and rope tows, and magic carpets for the youngest. Wide slopes and a well-organised piste network make for comfortable and safe skiing. Skiing in Wildkogel Arena. Who is Wildkogel Arena for? As much as 85% of the pistes are blue and red, which makes Wildkogel Arena an excellent choice for families, newcomers to skiing and skiers returning after a break. The resort also has a few demanding black sections for those who like a sporting challenge. Ski passes and ski networks. Besides the local pass, Wildkogel Arena accepts ski passes shared with Zillertal Arena: with the Zillertal Arena and Zillertaler Superskipass passes you can ski the pistes of both regions. A free ski bus runs between Neukirchen, Wald, Krimml and Königsleiten. The resort is also part of the SuperSkiCard network, which covers hundreds of kilometres of pistes in Austria and Germany. After skiing: the longest toboggan run in the world. Wildkogel Arena is famous for the world's longest floodlit toboggan run. It is 14 km long with a vertical drop of about 1,300 m, starting at about 2,100 m and ending in Bramberg. The run is floodlit every day until 22:00 (on Mondays until 18:00), and on selected Fridays the Smaragdbahn runs later. Besides tobogganing, the resort offers winter walking trails, fun slope areas and a snow park for children, snow tubing and panoramic viewpoints. Food on the slopes. There are many atmospheric places to eat on the slopes of Wildkogel Arena: the Aussichts-Bergrestaurant at the top station of the Wildkogelbahn, with glazed dining rooms, a panoramic terrace and a menu of regional and European dishes; the Wildkogel Alm by the Smaragdbahn, with table service, a sunny terrace and home cooking; and the Wildkogelhaus (2,005 m), a mountain hut and hotel in one, serving regional Pinzgau specialities and with a sauna with mountain views. Location of Wildkogel Arena. The Wildkogel Arena ski resort is in Austria, in the Oberpinzgau region (SalzburgerLand), above the villages of Neukirchen am Großvenediger and Bramberg am Wildkogel. You can get there by car or by public transport, and the Wildkogelbahn and Smaragdbahn lifts take you up into the ski area.

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Wildkogel-Arena: frequently asked questions

How much is a ski pass in Wildkogel-Arena?

In the 2026/27 season a one-day adult pass costs €72 and a six-day pass €358 (prices, 5 Dec to 4 Apr).

When is the ski season in Wildkogel-Arena?

The resort plans to open on 5 December 2026 and to close on 4 April 2027.

How high is Wildkogel-Arena?

The pistes run from 820 m to 2,150 m, a vertical drop of 1,330 m.

How many kilometres of pistes does Wildkogel-Arena have?

Wildkogel-Arena has 75 km of pistes, served by 20 lifts.