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Saalbach - Rammern

Saalbach Hinterglemm and Saalfelden Leogang

Easy to access freeride run.

Freeride Skiing Easy

Distance
3.6 km
Ascent
8 m
Descent
968 m
Low Point
1 km
High Point
2 km
Gradient
37˚
Saalbach - Rammern Map

Especially the second part is ideal for freeride beginners, because it is not too steep. However, it is a sunny slope and Schattberg to Limbergalm often has avalanche danger! The first part (from the Schattberg to Limbergalm) is tree free with occasional steeper sections. The second part is easier. There are clearings between trees. A power line and a toboggan run can also be good orientation if needed. In poor visibility or high avalanche danger, the first part on the slope no. 3 (Limberg departure) should be bypassed. From the the Schattberg gondola, from ski trail no. 1a (Schattberg Nord) (300m) turn left on the slope no. 1 (N). Continue straight ahead and cross the terrain toward the Dillinger Eck. The tendency to be sometimes steeper means avalanche danger! Depending on circumstances. look for a variant near the Limbergalm hut (1715m). There, the slope 2b (Jausernabfahrt) is situated. Now head onwards on nice open terrain passing groups of trees. Remain near a power line and the toboggan run Simalalm. In Rammern (1161m), adhere to the toboggan run and head out to Jausern (930m). Then, head over, close to a hydro construction. After the end of the Jausernabfahrt, you have to walk to the Schönleiten gondola, which can be reached in about 10 minutes or take the bus back to Saalbach from the main road.

Difficulty

Easy

Wide gentle slopes at around 20 degrees or less.

Low Exposure (E1)

1 out of 4

Exposure is limited to that of the slope itself. Getting hurt is still likely if the slope is steep and/or the snow is hard.

Remoteness

2 out of 4

Away from help but easily accessed.

Best time to visit

between December and March

Features

  • Trees
  • Walk Required

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