Ganslern

Ganslern is a mountain located in the Kitzbühel Alps in Tyrol, Austria. It stands at an elevation of 1,765 meters above sea level. The mountain is best known for hosting the famous Ganslernhang, a challenging ski racing course that is part of the Hahnenkamm Races in Kitzbühel. This downhill slope is renowned for its steepness, icy conditions, and demanding technical sections, making it one of the most prestigious and feared venues in the Alpine Ski World Cup circuit.

The Ganslernhang has been a regular fixture of the men's slalom competition since the early days of the World Cup. Its unique terrain, with sharp turns and significant drops, tests the precision and agility of the world's best slalom skiers. The Hahnenkamm Races, including the events on Ganslern, attract significant international attention and spectators, contributing to the mountain's fame.

Beyond its role in professional skiing, Ganslern also offers opportunities for recreational activities. During the summer months, the area is popular for hiking, providing scenic trails and panoramic views of the surrounding alpine landscape. The accessibility from the popular ski resort town of Kitzbühel makes it a convenient destination for both winter sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.