Grossarl reviews

There are a good variety of slopes, particularly blue and red slopes. If you are looking for advanced and black slopes, this is not the area for you. We were on a family holiday with very good skiers and they still enjoyed themselves. Few queues and well run area. There are a number of off piste slopes for some challenge and some very pretty runs through the trees.

Grossarl is a beautiful place in a special landscape not only in winter also in summer for walking. The ski area is also connected with the area of Dorfgastein so you have a huge and very interesting area for skiing. You can buy for the whole Gasteinertal one ski pass so you can change the areas, but each area is big and interesting enough for itself. Most of the slopes are red and blue. The mountains in this area are kind of soft in comparison to Sportgastein for example, and because of that I would recommend this area especially to families and to beginners but there are also many possibilities for advanced skiers especially beside the slopes. The slopes are very bride and normally run thr

We stayed in the most friendliest hotel ever, run by husband (chef) and wife team namely Hotel Bergzeit. The hotel is less than 100m from the new Gondola to the ski slopes. Rooms are clean, modern and shower excellent on a half board basis with food out of this world and plenty of it. The sauna and steam room is a welcome end of day relax and is !!! The slopes were a bit bare due to little snow prior to our arrival, however, with the onslaught of snow the piste bashers were out all night grooming the slopes into perfect conditions. The bars/restaurants on the slopes were not too expensive and all food was tasty and hot and beer a plenty. I would not hesitate to recommend this resort to anybo