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Reviews5
Overall rating6.6/10
Skiing rating6.4/10

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Overall rating6.6out of 10
Skiing rating6.4beginner to free-nature skiing
Snow conditions7out of 10
Family7.7out of 10
Beginner7.3
Advanced6.2
Expert5.9
Free-nature6.1
Snow7
Family7.7
Après-ski6.1
Nature7.8
Hiking7.6
Lifts6.8

Rauris, Salzburgerland

6/10

Visited march 2011 · family

Beginner7
Advanced6
Expert5
Free-nature6
Snow6
Family9
Après-ski7
Nature8
Hiking8
Lifts6
Rauris is a small and quiet resort which really suits us. The skiing is superb with a good selection of runs for beginners and intermediates. There are only 2 black runs so probably not enough for the expert skier. The runs are good pistes but you need to read the mountain map as the runs cross in various places from different levels (i.e. blue red and the black runs).but well posted big wide runs. I would recommend Rauris to young families who can do without a lively nightlife.

Review by Anne-marie from Aalst on March 13th, 2011.

Rauris, Salzburgerland

6.3/10

Visited december 2008 · couple

Beginner7
Advanced6
Expert6
Free-nature6
Snow7
Family8
Après-ski8
Nature8
Hiking8
Lifts7
Gezellig overzichtelijk familiegebied. De prijskwaliteit van hotels en pistes is uitstekend. Voor ieder wat wils. Nauwelijks wachttijden. Vriendelijk personeel bij skischool Adventure en liften. Er zijn een aantal après-ski cafe's, op de pistes zelf zijn ook een aantal koepeltentjes te vinden. Erg geliefd bij Hollanders. Top zijn ook de verlichte rodelbaan op maandag en donderdag avond, heerlijke atmosfeer hangt er dan in de Skihutten waar dan live musiek speelt.
Family/child friendlySmall ski area

Review by Mark Steijger from Leeuwarden on January 4th, 2009.

Rauris, Salzburgerland

6/10

Visited december 2007 · family

Beginner7
Advanced6
Expert6
Free-nature5
Snow7
Family8
Après-ski6
Nature9
Hiking8
Lifts7
We loved Rauris! We have just spent Christmas week there, learning to ski and generally loving everything about the place! We stayed at the Alpenrose which was dated, but had the friendliest and most accommodating staff. It was also ideally situated on the edge of the village only a short walk (or ski) to the slopes. We learned to ski with Adventure Rauris and found them to be great, particularly with the children. Our kids (aged 11 and 8) are now skiing like they've always known how...progress with the adults in our party was slower (because we were slower learners) but even so we have all improved 100% and are now capable of descending right from the top of the mountain. Not all the instru
Family/child friendlyFew challenges for experts

Review by Miranda Kalshoven from Amsterdam on January 23rd, 2008.

Rauris, Salzburgerland

6/10

Visited february 2007 · couple

Beginner7
Advanced6
Expert6
Free-nature5
Snow6
Family8
Après-ski7
Nature7
Hiking7
Lifts7
We zijn hier van 17-02 t/m 24-02-2007 geweest. Een heel leuk dorp. Geen echte kern maar meer lang gerekt. Geen Après-ski dorp. Dorp richt zich meer op gezinnen. Als beginnende skieërs hebben we hier genoten. Skischool Adventure maakt er echt werk van. Goede opvang voor de kinderen. Ondanks het feit dat er weinig sneeuw was gevallen toch goed onder houden pistes. Even met de gondel naar de Heimalm en je treft er een wit winterlandschap aan. Als je dan nog hoger gaat naar de Hochalm of met de Gipfelbahn tot 2200 mtr., dan weet je helemaal niet wat je ziet. Veel blauwe pistes dus ik kan me voorstellen dat de meer ervaren skieer meer uitdaging zoekt. Wij vonden het echter GEWELDIG. We g

Review by E. De Klein from Sg on September 10th, 2007.

Rauris, Salzburgerland

6.3/10

Visited march 2006 · family

Beginner7
Advanced7
Expert6
Free-nature5
Snow7
Family8
Après-ski7
Nature7
Hiking7
Liftsn/a
Just got back from Rauris after an enjoyable weeks skiing and thought I would leave a few impressions. The resort is a real chocolate box to look at but it is not accesable on skis, there is a ski bus () every half hour but most of the action is up one levl on the slopes. These are accessable by a bubble lift with(in mid march) no queues. The skiing under the bubble is good for early intermediates and the slopes well groomed. Over a trail is another well groomed set of red runs with a long t bar and a 2 man chair which are not difficult but quite steep. good to build the confidence with a long run down to the bus stop. the facilities on the slopes are well run and not too expensive. every on

Review by David Dempsey from Aberdeen on February 25th, 2007.

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