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Visitor experience for Schladming in the 4 Berge skischaukel ski area.

Reviews9
Overall rating7.6/10
Skiing rating6.6/10

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Overall rating7.6out of 10
Skiing rating6.6beginner to free-nature skiing
Snow conditions7out of 10
Family7.8out of 10
Beginner6.6
Advanced7.4
Expert6.3
Free-nature5.9
Snow7
Family7.8
Après-ski6.8
Nature7
Hiking6.7
Lifts7.7

Schladming, Steiermark

6/10

Visited february 2006 · couple

Beginner6
Advanced7
Expert6
Free-nature5
Snow6
Family7
Après-ski6
Nature7
Hiking7
Lifts7
Schladming gave us our cheapest half term skiing: Easyjet to Salzburg and an excellent train to Schladming; we stayed with Frau Meier at Pichl, bed and breakfast, fixed through the Tourist Office, and she was happy to give us breakfast again for supper. We were therefore at the Reiteralm/Fageralm end of things where the skiing is both better and quieter. The package groups are in Planai itself where the uplift is faster and more modern but there are correspondingly many more people and sometimes it was swarming. The four entry points are not all that well-linked on the mountain and you have to come down to the valley so it is not all that tempting to ski right along the resort and back, unle

Review by Nick Mackinnon from Aberdeen on September 11th, 2007.

Schladming, Steiermark

6.8/10

Visited march 2007 · family

Beginner7
Advanced8
Expert6
Free-nature6
Snow7
Family8
Après-ski6
Nature7
Hiking7
Liftsn/a
Having 4 linked mountains to choose from is great for those who want variety but don't like to be tied to a skibus. However, you should be aware that later in the season you are unlikely to be able to ski down into the resort, which you do need to do in places to get the lift over to the next mountain (if you can't ski to the valley you can still get across, but it would be slightly more hassle). Schladming is great for good intermediates but not recommended for beginners or novices. Very pretty town, lively but not too rowdy with some excellent restaurants - both up the mountain and in the town.

Review by Andy Rudd from Aberdeen on August 12th, 2007.

Schladming, Steiermark

6.8/10

Visited february 2007 · couple

Beginner8
Advanced7
Expert6
Free-nature6
Snow7
Family8
Après-ski7
Nature7
Hiking7
Liftsn/a
The resort is excellent for beginners and intermediates. Variety of slopes. 4 different mountains to ski. For those experienced intermediates like me who like to travel the four mountains are more than enough to test you and the tree-lined routes are the best I have ever skied Most runs are reds but there are some great blues on the Planai and Hauser Kaibling to keep you happy, for those with more experience, Olympic black run on the Planai is a great end of the day run. The mountain restaurants are excellent. Given that the resort is only 50 miles from Salzburg I'm amazed that more Brits have not discovered it. It hasn't got the nightlife of St. Anton or Mayrhofen but that's not what this s

Review by Shaun from Glasgow on July 24th, 2007.

Schladming, Steiermark

6.3/10

Visited february 2006 · couple

Beginner7
Advanced8
Expert5
Free-nature5
Snow6
Family7
Après-ski8
Nature7
Hiking6
Liftsn/a
We have ben to Schladming for the lat 4 yrs and find it very good with an all round package of facilities. it has 100% snow making equipment and even this yr (07) they are offering well prepared pistes. If you are looking for back country, off piste look elsewhere.

Review by Dng from Burgess Hill on February 11th, 2007.

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