Winter sports in ERZBERG LEOBEN
When the temperatures drop and snow covers the mountains, winter sports enthusiasts flock to ERZBERG LEOBEN. At the local ski resorts, skiers and snowboarders can ski numerous kilometres on perfectly groomed slopes. Cross-country skiers get to explore an excellent range of trails. Winter hikers will enjoy the peace and quiet of the region’s beautiful nature.
And sledging, ice skating and curling are fun activities for visitors and locals alike. After an eventful day, your hosts at the culinary establishments will serve you tasty dishes. By the way: Have a look at the weather and webcams to find out more about the current snow conditions on site.
Skiing on Präbichl
The ski resorts in the region welcome their guests with a small but beautiful range of ski runs. Präbichl ski resort boasts 20 kilometres of pure skiing pleasure with slopes for every skill level.
And where the groomed runs end, the adventure for freeriders begins – more specifically, in the stunning off-piste terrain of the Eisenerz Alps. For younger visitors, the ski resort offers a conveyor belt as well as a comprehensive range of lessons during which they can learn their winter sport of choice. Skis, snowboards and other rental equipment are available on site.
Cross-country skiing in ERZBERG LEOBEN
At least five kilometres of cross-country trails, which are of course regularly groomed, and guaranteed snow for a minimum of 60 days per season: These are two or rather three of the many criteria that a cross-country skiing region must fulfil in order to receive the Styrian Cross-Country Ski Trail Seal of Quality.
In the region around Erzberg, cross-country skiing enthusiasts will find four excellent trails carrying this distinction. Ski your way to peace of mind in this wonderful wintry landscape!
Snowshoeing in snow-covered landscapes
In the colder months of the year, ERZBERG LEOBEN turns into a true winter paradise: Nature is covered in snow, and ice crystals sparkle in the sun. That’s when you know it's time to strap on your snowshoes and explore the region at your own pace.
Speaking of pace: from the leisurely route up Wilder Berg to the challenging hike onto Großer Schober, the region has the right route for everyone.
Alpine curling
Alpine curling is another activity you can do on the ice – without runners on the soles of your shoes but even more sociable. You can either try your hand at the sport or immediately put your skills to the test in competitions with locals.
By the way: Wherever you can go ice skating, curling is an option as well.