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Ski area Lachtal und Kreischberg
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,222 m | Gondola lift: | 3 |
| Lowest point: | 868 m | Pistes in total: | 68 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 914 m |
Pistes:
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24 km |
| Lifts in total: | 24 |
Pistes:
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32 km |
| Tow lifts: | 15 |
Pistes:
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12 km |
| Chair lifts: | 6 | Ski routes: | 10 km |
Ski area Lachtal und Kreischberg
With the 2-in-1 lift pass "Kreischberg & Lachtal" you will have access to 68 km of pistes in two of the largest ski areas of Styria. Pleasure skiers, diversity lovers, powder fans, freestyler and families with children will get their money's worth.
The 42 km of pistes in the ski area Kreischberg are located at the Kreischberg (2,002 m) and the Rosenkranzhöhe (2,118) and have received multiple rewards. Due to the upgraded and modern snow-making facilities about 90% of the pistes can be covered with artificial snow, which makes for great snow reliability. A modern 10-person gondola takes you to the wide pistes with panoramic view. The speed check run, as well as the permanent racing track gives like-minded speed lovers a chance to compare their skill.
There are also several attractions for the little ones: At the Kreischi lift you will find a large children's area with mogul piste, tubing run, Kreischi trampoline, as well as a childcare service and ski kindergarten. In the adjacent "Dino-Park" the kids can go hunting for dinosaurs in a pine wood. The "Yabba-Dabba-Doo-Land" at the Sunshine lifts is themed with the famous stone age family Flintstones, and on the "KreiSchi Safari", the little visitors can look forward to seeing elefant, lion, giraffe & Co.
The "Snowpark Kreischberg" is a sportive highlight and famous hotspot for freestylers. At an altitude of 1,900 m and close to the Sunshine lifts you will find the large freestyle area which comprises a medium difficulty and beginner line. Apart from the impressive setup there is also a half pipe, which was originally built at the beginning of the freestyle scene at the Kreischberg and integrated into the snow park.
Further 25 km of pistes are located in the nearby Lachtal. With its well-prepared pistes and 10 km of ski routes, as well as several off-piste runs it is an eldorado for freeriders. Advanced riders will find several natural jumps and the little ones can go wild in the "Kinder-Lachtal". The ski area at the Hohen Zinken (2,222 m) features a magic carpet, teddy tow lift, mini slalom run, colourful figurine course, mogul piste, as well as a treasure hunt and is perfectly suited for children.
The 42 km of pistes in the ski area Kreischberg are located at the Kreischberg (2,002 m) and the Rosenkranzhöhe (2,118) and have received multiple rewards. Due to the upgraded and modern snow-making facilities about 90% of the pistes can be covered with artificial snow, which makes for great snow reliability. A modern 10-person gondola takes you to the wide pistes with panoramic view. The speed check run, as well as the permanent racing track gives like-minded speed lovers a chance to compare their skill.
There are also several attractions for the little ones: At the Kreischi lift you will find a large children's area with mogul piste, tubing run, Kreischi trampoline, as well as a childcare service and ski kindergarten. In the adjacent "Dino-Park" the kids can go hunting for dinosaurs in a pine wood. The "Yabba-Dabba-Doo-Land" at the Sunshine lifts is themed with the famous stone age family Flintstones, and on the "KreiSchi Safari", the little visitors can look forward to seeing elefant, lion, giraffe & Co.
The "Snowpark Kreischberg" is a sportive highlight and famous hotspot for freestylers. At an altitude of 1,900 m and close to the Sunshine lifts you will find the large freestyle area which comprises a medium difficulty and beginner line. Apart from the impressive setup there is also a half pipe, which was originally built at the beginning of the freestyle scene at the Kreischberg and integrated into the snow park.
Further 25 km of pistes are located in the nearby Lachtal. With its well-prepared pistes and 10 km of ski routes, as well as several off-piste runs it is an eldorado for freeriders. Advanced riders will find several natural jumps and the little ones can go wild in the "Kinder-Lachtal". The ski area at the Hohen Zinken (2,222 m) features a magic carpet, teddy tow lift, mini slalom run, colourful figurine course, mogul piste, as well as a treasure hunt and is perfectly suited for children.
Après ski Stadl an der Mur
The ski resorts in the Murau-Kreischberg region offer winter sports enthusiasts plenty of après ski possibilities. This ranges from proper parties after the lifts close to the cosy and magical atmosphere of mountain huts. In the Kreischberg ski area, there are several bars and huts on alpine pastures in both St. Georgen and Murau that invite you to take a break. In Stadl an der Mur, the Disco Rustica in Gasthof Ortner is the first place to go after skiing for all party-goers.
Otherwise, the time after skiing is spent rather quietly in the small place Stadl. For tobogganing, there is a 600 m long toboggan run nearby the train station. Further toboggan runs can be found in Kreischberg (1.2 km toboggan run) and in Ranten (4 km toboggan run). The ski area also has a snowtubing track with a length of 200 m. On the lake in Stadl, ice skating is possible for free in sufficiently low temperatures. A floodlight system provides for ice skating fun until dusk. In the evening, the local inns service regional delicacies and international cuisine.
As an alternative leisure time activity or in bad weather, a trip to nearby Murau is recommended. The indoor swimming pool there has a children's pool and a giant slide for the little ones, adults can enjoy the spa area with sauna and solarium. The JUFA Hotel Murau shows current feature films in the beautiful wooden cinema. Murau also offers more exclusive winter sports activities such as horseback riding or tandem flights.
If you want to explore the surrounding areas, you can take excursions to the surrounding mountain lakes. For example the Krakau plain (approx. 35 km from Stadl), Turracher Höhe (26 km) or Millstätter See (approx. 60 km).
Otherwise, the time after skiing is spent rather quietly in the small place Stadl. For tobogganing, there is a 600 m long toboggan run nearby the train station. Further toboggan runs can be found in Kreischberg (1.2 km toboggan run) and in Ranten (4 km toboggan run). The ski area also has a snowtubing track with a length of 200 m. On the lake in Stadl, ice skating is possible for free in sufficiently low temperatures. A floodlight system provides for ice skating fun until dusk. In the evening, the local inns service regional delicacies and international cuisine.
As an alternative leisure time activity or in bad weather, a trip to nearby Murau is recommended. The indoor swimming pool there has a children's pool and a giant slide for the little ones, adults can enjoy the spa area with sauna and solarium. The JUFA Hotel Murau shows current feature films in the beautiful wooden cinema. Murau also offers more exclusive winter sports activities such as horseback riding or tandem flights.
If you want to explore the surrounding areas, you can take excursions to the surrounding mountain lakes. For example the Krakau plain (approx. 35 km from Stadl), Turracher Höhe (26 km) or Millstätter See (approx. 60 km).
Snowpark: Snowpark Kreischberg Stadl an der Mur
Snowpark Kreischberg is a high-quality freestyle area of international rank. The Snowboard World Championship 2003 and the FIS World Championship 2015 have already taken place here.
Designed be the professionals of QParks, Snowpark Kreischberg is a real gem of park architecture. The well styled fun park is located on an altitude of 1,900 m nearby the Sunshine lifts and offers all a freestyler's heart desires. Even the Beginner line is worth mentioning: beginners practise on three kicker jumps, a wave run jump an several butter boxed. The Medium Line has eleven obstacle from rails to boxes to kickers and a small half pipe from the beginnings of the freestyle szene at Kreishberg, which as cleverly integrated into the park. Beginners and advanced riders can work on their tricks extensively and with plenty of space.
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