The Skiers' Guide to Sonnenkopf

This was an amazIng place to ski. Quiet cruising slopes and just beautiful to be up there. A hidden gem for those who don't know about Sonnenkoft. Check it out!

Its was busy. Nice peoples. . Cobbled streets, gushing rivers, and a regal parish church meet classic chalets and gasthofs along the valley floor. Theres also the small matter of the Hohe Tauern National Park, with its thick forests and sound-of-music-esque meadows (this is Salzburg after all).

Sonnenkopf is Fantastic not far from st Anton if your still looking for that apre vibe. it stays relatively quiet and the snow is great as the sun doesnt hit it all day long unlike the bigger resorts nearby. At the bottom theres the keelo bar where you really experience Austrian culture whilst enjoying ski trays of jäger and cheap beer

A very quiet resort, great for young families or adults that are new to skiing. It is very accommodating and friendly and the staff speak great English. Would totally recommend if youre looking for a chill skiing experience. Yes its not a huge resort but its also a lot quieter and significantly cheaper than any of the famous and really expensive resorts.

No ice resort for a day trip if you are in the area.
Queues can be long on good days as most need to buy day passes. Family tickets are available and make a good saving.
Pistes are nice not so many chair lifts for those rests between runs.