Bad Gastein Piste Map

Best Runs in Bad Gastein

Bad Gastein offers a solid range of pistes that'll keep you entertained across the Gastein Valley, with everything from mellow cruisers to proper leg-burners. Our reviewers mention that the long descents and varied terrain make it easy to rack up the vertical without too much faffing about on lifts.

• Schlossalm Family Ski Route (Blue): A wide, flowing run that drops from the top of Schlossalm down to the mid-station, perfect for building confidence on long, sweeping turns.

• Weitmoser (Blue): A scenic cruiser that takes you from Stubnerkogel through tree-lined sections with consistent pitch, ideal for intermediates working on rhythm.

• Angertal (Blue): A genuinely long blue run stretching over 7km from Stubnerkogel down to the valley, giving you plenty of mileage without straying into challenging terrain.

• Jungeralm (Red): A popular red that offers decent width and well-groomed snow, brilliant for carving practice when the piste bashers have done their work.

• Hohe Scharte Nord (Red): A proper workout with sustained pitch and good vertical drop, this one'll test your thigh strength on the upper section from Graukogel.

• Kreuzkogel (Red): A technical red with variable terrain and occasional steeper sections that demands better edge control, especially when conditions firm up.

• Graukogel Nordabfahrt (Black): The steepest marked run in the area, this north-facing slope holds snow well but can get properly bumpy and icy—one for confident skiers who fancy a bit of respect-inducing gradient.

• FIS Rennstrecke (Black): The race training piste on Stubnerkogel delivers consistent steep pitch and hard-packed snow, ideal if you're after a clean, fast schuss without too many surprises.