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Visitor experience for Wagrain in the Snow Space Salzburg ski area.

Reviews4
Overall rating6.7/10
Skiing rating6.1/10

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Overall rating6.7out of 10
Skiing rating6.1beginner to free-nature skiing
Snow conditions6.5out of 10
Family7.6out of 10
Beginner7
Advanced6.5
Expert5.7
Free-nature5.2
Snow6.5
Family7.6
Après-ski6.5
Nature6.8
Hiking6.5
Lifts8.2

Wagrain, Salzburgerland

5.8/10

Visited february 2020 · couple

Beginner7
Advanced6
Expert5
Free-nature5
Snow6
Family6
Après-ski6
Nature7
Hiking5
Lifts8
Wagrain is one of the villages near flachau, starting from wagrain has the great advantage that it is much quieter than the neighbor flachau. For beginners there are enough blue slopes and you can also make the crossing to flachau where the slopes are not very difficult. For the more advanced skier, I find the challenge somewhat limited. There are few black runs and the red runs are not very challenging. You can ski on the wide red slope to the village of flachau. For after skiing, the apress ski in Wagrain is very limited. You can have a beer outside at the bottom of the elevator, but then it actually ends. For the real apress ski you have to go to flachau, where they have several nice and busy tents on both valley slopes. The price in Wagrain is a plus, the accommodations are affordable and the restaurants in the village.

Review by Irene Ten Cate from Maasdriel on June 27th, 2020.

Wagrain, Salzburgerland

7.3/10

Visited march 2009 · couple

Beginner8
Advanced8
Expert7
Free-nature6
Snow6
Family8
Après-ski7
Nature8
Hiking8
Lifts7
Loads of red and blue cruising runs. Short transfer – 1 hour from Salzburg. Everyone in resort was very friendly and helpful. Clearly a genuine local resort used by Austrians and Germans. Main run down from the Grafernberg to Wagrain is a great long run. The costs here were very reasonable. For 12 Euros you could get a large lunch with main course , dessert and drink., where the same in the 3 Valleys would cost at least 25 Euros. Cons: There are only a few really tough runs and given snow conditions when we were there off piste wasn’t really on the cards. Not mega for nightlife. Usual vigorous Austrian après ski starting at 4pm but tends to end by 6pm. We found 1 great late

Review by Johnny Decesare from London on October 29th, 2009.

Wagrain, Salzburgerland

6.3/10

Visited february 2007 · group

Beginner6
Advanced7
Expert6
Free-nature6
Snow7
Family8
Après-ski7
Nature7
Hiking7
Liftsn/a
Wij zijn 28-1-2006 een weekje naar wagrain geweest,het is een gezellig dorpje,vriendelijke mensen. De pistes waren prima,de sneeuw was goed en de zon scheen iedere dag.Voor gevorderden waren de pistes uitstekend,voor beginners vond ik de blauwe pistes te steil,er zaten erg steile stukken tussen.Voor kinderen was het er ook prima.de lessen werden gegeven boven op de piste,waar je met een gondel naar toe kon.De skipas was wel duur 173 euro p.p.Met de gratis skibus waren veel pistes bereikbaar.Het was er gezellig druk en er waren geen lange wachttijden bij de lift.We zijn ook nog een dag naar Zauchensee geweest en daar vond ik (als beginner) de piste perfect. en de apres ski heel erg gezellig.

Review by Jetsen from Oosterhout on July 12th, 2007.

Wagrain, Salzburgerland

6.3/10

Visited january 2006 · family

Beginner7
Advanced7
Expert6
Free-nature5
Snow8
Family7
Après-ski8
Nature7
Hiking7
Liftsn/a
Ive been skiing the wagrain area for more years than i care to remember, always with my wife, and usually with other friends as well. why do we return year after year? because its simply the best. the region has plenty of snow when other resorts are wanting. even at easter its possible to ski to the bottom. we found perfect unpisted powder above alpendorf last april - yes, april! with links to other villages in the sportwelt region theres plenty of variety and enough to keep the busiest skier happy for weeks. a bit limited for beginners maybe, but long gliding pistes for intermediates, a few challenging blacks and, if you know where to look, some fun off-piste challenges! other reasons for c

Review by Amos from Buckinghamshire on December 18th, 2006.

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