Events Turracher Höhe

A special treat awaits young skiers on the Turracher Höhe during Advent.

On Saturday, December 7, 2024, young skiers up to the age of 14 can ski down the slopes for free.

This free skiing fun not only reduces the waiting time for the Christ Child, but also allows young and old winter sports enthusiasts who are not yet familiar with the family-friendly area to explore it intensively.

A special treat awaits young skiers on the Turracher Höhe during Advent.

On Saturday, December 14, 2024, young skiers up to the age of 14 can ski down the slopes for free.

This free skiing fun not only reduces the waiting time for the Christ Child, but also allows young and old winter sports enthusiasts who are not yet familiar with the family-friendly area to explore it intensively.

For cool tricks, win great prizes!

In the Game of SNOW, you can try to copy a trick performed by the pros. The riders who can perform and land the most tricks have the chance to win great prizes from the sponsors. Don't worry, the Game of SNOW is all about having fun! Having a relaxed session with like-minded people is the motto here. As always, there are also small fun challenges where everyone can win something.

The Freestyle Weekend promises an exciting weekend for all riding levels, whether park beginner or almost pro.

On February 15 & 16, 2025, you can shred for all you're worth. On Saturday, all participants will have the opportunity to get tips from (former) pros at the free freestyle workshop. This will be followed by a freestyle contest on Sunday, where the focus will clearly be on having fun. Here you can show off your coolest tricks to a jury and your loved ones in a relaxed session. Of course, there will also be another Goodies4Tricks session at the weekend, i.e. you can show off a stylish trick on a specific park element and immediately receive one of the non-cash prizes from the numerous sponsors. There are also fun challenges such as plank, mini basketball, darts etc. where spectators can of course also win a few prizes. One thing is certain: everyone leaves the mountain with a smile on their face and goodies.

If you want to spend a fun and quirky day of skiing with friends or colleagues - this is the place to be, because the alpine version of the Highland Games involves carving down the slopes in an airy kilt.

The games are held as a team competition with 3 or 4 people each - if you want to take part alone or in pairs, you will be formed into a team of 4 on site.

Anyone who can ski in kilt or traditional dress and feels able to master the challenging tasks is eligible to take part.

This team competition is judged on skill, speed, sociability, endurance and, of course, the traditional outfit.

If you want to spend a fun and quirky day of skiing with friends or colleagues - this is the place to be, because the alpine version of the Highland Games involves carving down the slopes in an airy kilt.