Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn Reviews & Ratings

Been here many times and worked a season. Fantastic and huge ski area. Great for advanced skiing and off piste

There are a lot of slopes in the area and a wide range of slope difficulties. The area has a ton to offer!
Hinterglemm is where the Apres Ski is mainly I would say.
Our accomodation was right in the middle of the town and it was super convenient for everything! Would note that breakfast started quite late compared to when the lifts and gondolas opened and so it was difficult to get out first before the crowds.
Overall was super happy with the trip and would definitely go back!

Fantastic little village with great range of pistes. Also try the ski circus challenge it's a 65km loop of fantastic runs that offers something for everyone.

Amazing resort for families, beginners and intermediates. Plenty options for experts too.

Great food, great accomodations and all with good prices. Best ski lift efficiency of any resort I have visited.

Just great, been coming here for years. Huge area with loads of variety. Slightly lower than ideal for maximal snowfall but rarely an issue

Brilliant resort with great choice of nightlife and wide choice of hotels.
The ski school around the resort was very good, with a high level of hospitality and help from the instructors

Good and large ski area for intermediate+ skiers as there's a few places where runs bottleneck onto semi-tricky run to make way around the different ski areas. Chairlifts and bubbles were high quality and all ran smoothly. Runs well signed and peisted each day. Unfortunately didn't have great snow when there so couldn't comment on off peiste terrain. Overall good ski area.

Saalbach is a beautiful Austrian village connected to a huge ski area, with the nearby villages of Hinterglemm, Fieberbrunn and Leogang skiable. There is a ski pass that also includes Zell Am See and Kaprun which are both a bus ride away, so there is a lot of skiing, most of it well-groomed blues and reds.

The village has plenty of charm and there are a seemingly endless amount of cosy restaurants on the mountain, serving traditional food at reasonable prices. The aprés is as good as anywhere in the world, with the bars turning the euro-pop up after lunch, and with various happy hours leading back to resort level, its relatively affordable. Tip: start at the Berger Alm and end at the Hinterhag Alm.

The valley is mostly soft and wooded but from the top you get stunning views onto jagged mountains.

Overall, its an incredible resort that is fun, charming, traditional and the ultimate Austrian experience

It was very fun i went there for 4 days with my family and it was my first time ever learning how to skii, best time of my life.

Well groomed slopes, the newest facilities in Europe, enough distance to ski whole day and good parties.

Love this genuinely authentic/traditional Austrian resort - ideal for intermediate skiers like me, with fabulous bars and -ski options too

What can I say. I went on my very first ski trip to Saalbach in February this year with my partner who has been to Saalbach before.

I absolutely loved it!!!

Everyone we spoke to there was lovely and the vibes were everything I was hoping they would be. Everyone was there to have a great time and I even got helped down a spicy red run by two lovely German fellows who were very encouraging and helped me overcome my fear of steeper slopes!

Theres no judging of people on runs, everyone just seems to get on with each other and the nightlife particularly at Soul House is incredible!!! Hopefully Rifforama are still playing as they were absolutely fantastic and got everyone singing and dancing!

As for the lifts, they were modern and easy to navigate, everything worked perfectly, and there were plenty of gorgeous runs for people of all abilities which was great!

Would 100% go back, I have so many great memories and cant thank the people of Saalbach enough for making my first ski trip one of the best times of my life!

Good range of runs. Excellent for intermediate riders. We stayed in Feiberbrunn which has limited apres ski and restaurant options but Saalbach and other valleys have plenty. 3 valleys interconnected for the one alpin ski pass is what sells this area for me. We have spent 6 days here and didnt see all the area let alone ski even a 3rd of the runs

Huge ski area with a very efficient and modern integrated lift system. Excellent snow making. Great variety of slopes

Great place to Ski. Very family friendly and the lift system is unbeatable. Especially as they upgrade lifts every year. Plenty of skiing options with huge amounts of access everywhere. Really good food options in the mountain huts if you find a quiet one it is unbeatable. Been skiing here for over 10 years and nothing beats it. Highly recommended.

I have been visiting Hinterglemm every year for the last 15 years. It is a classic Austrian resort: efficient, organised and well serviced by a modern lift system. Queues are a rarity and where they are found it is usually only for a few minutes at most.
The ski area is huge with slopes to cater for all levels. Off piste is there to be found but anything under a lift line is liable to be tracked out fairly quickly. A short walk and a good interrogation of google maps can prove fruitful.
Après ski is spot on. The Goatstall and Drive through bar are always bouncing at the end of the day.
Eating out has plentiful options. Hinterglemm has slowly phased out any real semblance of nightlife. Once upon a time there were numerous late night options to choose from. These days you really need to head to Saalbach if you want to take the party into the night.
This is a shame as a rowdy game of nails followed by the London pub was always a highlight.
Night skiing is great fun on the floodlight slope and the resort has a huge number of high quality eateries on the mountain many of which are decent value for money.
If you come to this neck of the woods, you are doing yourself a disservice by not visiting the chicken restaurant towards Leogang. Reserve early. Eat well!!
In summary, in everything aside from nightlife, Hinterglemm gets a big thumbs up.

Visited this resort many times over the last 15 years and every year it has invested and improved. Every season there are lift upgrades, better connectivity and links to adjoining areas. The Leogang and Fiberbrun sides are particularly good, less crowded, more varied with some long wide runs through the trees. The hospitality and on mountain evening events are well thought out and enjoyable. Of you want a more party vibe head to Saalbch.

My favourite resort. Beautiful scenery, awesome slopes and the apres ski is so good , it makes it a very long week !!!!!!!!!!
Highly recommended

Being able to ski the length of the valley on both sides, in either direction, allows you to optimize the snow conditions based on the weather conditions. All lifts in the Saalbach / Hinterglemm valley arrive at a ski bus stop so perfect for a mixed group or meeting up for lunch or apres with a non skiing friend. The walkers pass includes all buses and 2 lifts up & down each day.

Fab mixture of runs to please everyone, ski the challenges where the FIS races at Hinterglemm are held or take the massively long blues from Schattberg into the circuit or the steep blacks from the same top lift back into Saalbach.

You can also ski to Leogang on gloriously long runs or even over to Fieberbrunn. For us, the trip on the link to Zell am See is pointless as not as good.

Apres is plentiful, lively, varied and good value. there is a huge choice of accommodation and eateries to suit all budgets and likes, we've tried this resort at all accommodation levels and we return year after year now.

Huge linked ski area with a challenging circuit for the mileage chasers.

Fantastic lift system, second to none