Zauchensee
Enclave elevado de nieve en Ski Amadé que acoge el descenso femenino de la Copa del Mundo cada enero.
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What to expect at Zauchensee
Zauchensee is a small, high snow-pocket at the western end of Ski Amadé, tucked between the peaks at 1,361 m at the base. It links with Flachauwinkl and Kleinarl into the Ski Amadé sector called Ski Zauchensee - Flachauwinkl - Kleinarl, totalling 220 km. Zauchensee itself has one of the best snow records in the Salzburger Land, north-facing bowls and altitude keep cover long. It hosts the FIS World Cup women's Super-G and downhill on the Kälberloch each January, one of the tougher speed venues on the tour. There is no real village, just a cluster of ski-in hotels around the base lifts.
Zauchensee in winter
Zauchensee piste map
The official Zauchensee piste map showing every run, lift and sector. Zoom in for detail or open it full screen.
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View and download Zauchensee ski map ↗Getting to Zauchensee
- Salzburg (SZG)66 km by road1 h 30 min
- Klagenfurt (KLU)98 km by road2 h 14 min
- Ljubljana (LJU)141 km by road3 h 12 min
Drive times are estimates based on typical winter road conditions. Book transfers in advance during peak Saturday changeovers.
Resort figures are checked against official resort sources each season. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
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