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Advanced skiing, freeriding (powder snow skiing) Golm
Experts appreciate the very difficult black slope, the long runs down to the valley, the ski routes and the unsecured freeride terrain. With a gradient of 70%, the black Diaboloabfahrt is one of the steepest slopes in Austria. The longest slope is a challenge even for experts. Slopes lead continuously down from the mountain station of the Rätikonbahn lift to the base station of the Golmerbahn lift in Vandans. The impressive length and an altitude difference of almost 1,500 vertical metres call for good physical fitness. Attractive ski routes lead through the Gauertal Valley and into the valley at Vandans and Tschagguns. Freeriders can find large, unsecured ski areas throughout the entire upper section of the ski resort.
Information for advanced skiers, freeriders
- many freeride/deep snow areas
- some mogul slopes
Slope offering for advanced skiers
Black slopes
26.7 km
Total
Total
| Difficult | 1.5 km (7 %) |
Additional runs
- Ski routes 17.9 km
There are several ski routes: from the Golmer Joch through the Gauertal Valley, from Latschau to Tschagguns and starting from the Täliabfahrt run to Vandans
Most difficult run
- Diaboloabfahrt run · Length 1.5 km · Elevation difference 312 m
This black run is not for the faint-hearted. With gradients of up to 70%, the Diabolo run at the Außergolmbahn lift is one of the steepest slopes in Austria.
General note: Always mind the avalanche warnings and barriers, please. Never ski into a closed and unsecured area.
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