Slopes Loser – Altaussee

Ski slopes Loser – Altaussee

The ski resort of Loser offers a variety of slopes. On the side beneath the 1,717 m Sandling peak are intermediate and easy slopes passing through forest glades. On the Loser side, the slopes lead down from above the treeline and you can ski between Hochanger and Bräuning Alm on tree-free slopes down to the valley. The area is very popular and well-known among freeride fans. To get down to the valley, you can take either the easy, 9 km family slope (Familienabfahrt) or the challenging FIS slope. Beginners’ slopes in the valley complete the offering.

Runs/slopes

Total: 34 km

Easy	21 km	(62 %)
Intermediate	12 km	(35 %)
Difficult	1 km	(3 %)

Worth knowing

Artificial snow-making
70 Snow cannons
80 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
Valley run available
Several valley runs lead down from the Sandling and Loser mountains to the valley.

Run location

above tree line
under tree line

Longest run

Loser family slope (Familienabfahrt) · Length 9 km · Elevation difference 920 m

Most difficult run

Loser-Alm-Schuss · Length 0.3 km · Elevation difference 150 m
The steepest slope in the Salzkammergut

Slope tip

Sandlingalm
FIS slope
Loser family slope (Familienabfahrt)

Snowparks

Snow park/Fun park
No halfpipe

Highlights

Skiline
Ski day reproduced in internet (Lifts used, elevation meters and slope kilometers skied) - free of charge
Additional Offerings
There is a separate uphill slope for ski tourers in the ski resort of Loser.

The ski bridge in the valley at the ski arena

View of the FIS slope from the chairlift

Start of the FIS slope at the Loserhütte

Towns/villages at the ski resort (distance from town center):
Lichtersberg (0.1 km), Altaussee (3.1 km), Bad Aussee (8 km) Towns/villages at the ski resort more

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