Westendorf - SkiWelt Piste Map Download
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Top Rated for
4.71 (19 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.68 (14 Ratings)
Ski School Quality
4.67 (21 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.50 (5 Ratings)
Snowboarders
4.45 (21 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.41 (11 Ratings)
Advanced
Beginner 52%
Intermediate 36%
Advanced 13%
Ranked
154th
of 270 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.26
From 21 Reviews
225
Total Runs
620
Bottom Elevation
1869
Top Elevation
270
Skiable Terrain
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Westendorf - SkiWelt Piste Map

Check out the ski resort map above to get a proper feel for what Westendorf - SkiWelt has to offer before you arrive. This trail map covers 225 runs spread across the SkiWelt area, with 116 beginner-friendly pistes, 80 intermediate routes, and 29 advanced runs between a top elevation of 1,869m and base at 620m. You'll find 82 lifts in total, including 16 gondolas and cable cars, 34 chairlifts, and 32 drag lifts to get you around the mountain.

piste map for Westendorf - SkiWelt

Best Runs in Westendorf - SkiWelt

Westendorf sits at the western edge of the SkiWelt, and while it might not have the steepest terrain in the Alps, it's got some cracking runs that'll keep you entertained all day. Here's what you need to know about the best pistes:

  • Gampenkogelbahn (Blue): A long, sweeping blue that runs from the top of the gondola back down to the valley, perfect for building confidence with consistent pitch and plenty of width.

  • Talkaser (Blue): This mellow cruiser winds through the trees with a gentle gradient, making it ideal for early intermediates who want to rack up the vertical without any nasty surprises.

  • Choralpe (Red): A proper red run that holds its pitch well and offers quality carving terrain when the groomers have been out.

  • Fleiding (Red): This tree-lined descent provides decent challenge for intermediates with a few steeper pitches mixed in to keep things interesting.

  • Westendorf Talabfahrt (Red): The main valley run gets you back to town with enough gradient to maintain speed, though it can get pretty busy and scraped off later in the day.

  • Laubkogel (Red): One of the better reds in the area with consistent pitch and usually well-groomed, making it a solid choice for progressing intermediates.

  • Ki-West (Red): This run offers some of the more engaging terrain on the Westendorf side with varied gradient and decent width for laying down turns.

The reality is Westendorf doesn't really serve up much for advanced skiers hunting serious steeps or blacks - you'll want to venture deeper into the SkiWelt circuit for that. The majority of users think the area shines brightest for intermediates and families, with blues and reds dominating the piste map.