Bad Gastein - Graukogel Piste Map
Check out the Bad Gastein - Graukogel ski resort map above to get your bearings before you head up the mountain. This compact trail map covers six runs spread across 928m of vertical, from the base at 1079m to the summit at 2007m. You'll find two beginner runs, three intermediate pistes, and one advanced run, all serviced by two chairlifts and a drag lift.
Best Runs in Bad Gastein - Graukogel
Bad Gastein - Graukogel is a smaller, separate ski area from the main Stubnerkogel sector, offering a quieter experience with some proper testing terrain. The runs here are mostly geared towards confident skiers, though there are a few gentler options lower down. Our reviewers mention that this mountain feels refreshingly uncrowded compared to the main Gastein Valley resorts, making it ideal if you fancy dodging the weekend queues.
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Ãœbungswiese (Blue): A wide practice area near the base that's ideal for building confidence before tackling the steeper slopes above.
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Graukogel Nordabfahrt (Red): A long, tree-lined descent offering consistent pitch and good snow retention thanks to its north-facing aspect.
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Graukogel Südabfahrt (Red): The southern variant provides slightly easier gradients than its northern counterpart whilst still delivering a satisfying 700-metre vertical drop.
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Sendleiten (Black): A properly steep mogul run that demands precise technique and strong legs, especially when the bumps build up mid-season.
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Tiefer Graben (Black): This challenging descent drops through a narrow gully with tight turns and variable snow conditions that'll test your edge control.
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Weitmoser (Black): A genuine leg-burner that maintains a relentless pitch from top to bottom, rewarding committed skiers with one of the best black runs in the Gastein Valley.