Ski resorts in Carinthia — compare 10 ski areas

Ankogel is a small, snow-sure ski resort in Carinthia, Austria, located in the Hohe Tauern National Park. The area offers {ski_area_km} km of slopes, with wide, challenging slopes above the treeline and a long valley run with a significant elevation gain. It's ideal for those looking to avoid mass tourism, with good off-piste opportunities and a peaceful atmosphere.

Bad Kleinkirchheim is a traditional Austrian spa and ski resort in Carinthia, famous for its thermal baths (like Römerbad & St. Kathrein) and the Nockberge mountains, offering year-round activities including extensive skiing ({ski_area_km} km slopes), hiking, mountain biking, golf, and wellness, known for its family-friendly atmosphere, World Cup ski runs, and connection to the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Panoramic ski area overlooking Lake Ossiach with stunning Alpine views

The Goldeck ski area is a quiet, medium-sized ski area in Carinthia, Austria, known as "Kärnten's Sportberg." It offers approximately {ski_area_km} km of groomed slopes, including a very long black valley run, and over 50 hectares of freeride terrain for off-piste skiing. The area is suitable for beginners and families with a children's area, and advanced skiers and freeriders will also find challenging runs and off-piste terrain.

Grossglockner Heiligenblut is a snow-sure ski resort and mountain village in Austria's Hohe Tauern National Park, nestled at the foot of the Grossglockner, the country's highest mountain. The area offers a mix of {ski_area_km} km of varied ski slopes, a large 15 km² freeride arena, and a wide range of winter activities such as tobogganing, cross-country skiing, and winter hiking. Heiligenblut is an authentic, peaceful village with limited après-ski, but it does offer cozy huts and fantastic views of the surrounding peaks.

The Heidi Alm is a small ski resort near the village of Falkert. It offers some beautiful blue slopes and is always wonderfully quiet. This is partly due to its location, of course; it's a bit further away than other ski resorts in Austria.

Innerkrems-Kremsbrücke is a (closed) ski area in Carinthia, Austria, known as part of the larger Nockberge Ski Park. The ski area is characterized by its high altitude (up to 2200 meters), which ensures long snow periods and good snow reliability, as well as a quiet, undiscovered atmosphere free from mass tourism. It offers well-organized terrain with slopes that lead back to the practice slopes, making it ideal for families, especially for children learning to ski.

The Mölltal Glacier is the only glacier ski area in Carinthia, Austria, known for its guaranteed snow from autumn to summer and views of the Hohe Sonnblick and Grossglockner. Situated between 2,100 and 3,122 meters, the area offers approximately {ski_area_km} km of slopes and is also used by national ski teams for training. Besides skiing, there are also hiking trails, a gold mine, and restaurants with a view accessible even in the summer months.

Nassfeld is a large, snow-sure, and sunny ski resort in Carinthia, Austria's southernmost province. It's known for its {ski_area_km} km of well-groomed slopes, {lifts_total} modern lifts, and unique location right on the Italian border. The area combines a diverse range of slopes for all levels with a southern flair, resulting in a sunny holiday with plenty of sunshine, Italian lunch options, and various extras such as snow parks, fun slopes, and the longest floodlight piste in the Alps.

Turracher Höhe is a snow-sure Austrian ski resort in the Nockberge Biosphere Reserve, located on the border of Styria and Carinthia. It offers approximately {ski_area_km} km of wide, varied slopes between 1,400 and 2,205 meters, ideal for families and those seeking peace and quiet. A unique feature is Lake Turracher See, which freezes over in winter and can be crossed by the "Seetaxi." The area is characterized by hospitality, a lack of crowds, and exclusive "piste butlers" who offer guests extra service.