Skicircus

Skicircus is a large interconnected ski area located in the Austrian Alps, primarily encompassing the resorts of Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. It is one of the largest contiguous ski areas in Austria, offering a vast network of slopes and lifts that allow skiers and snowboarders to traverse between the different villages without needing to take off their skis. The ski circus is renowned for its extensive piste coverage, catering to a wide range of skill levels, from beginner-friendly gentle slopes to challenging black runs and off-piste opportunities.

The area boasts modern lift infrastructure, including numerous cable cars, gondolas, and chairlifts, ensuring efficient access to its many runs. The ski season typically runs from early December to mid-April, benefiting from reliable snowfall and advanced snowmaking capabilities. Beyond the on-piste activities, Skicircus also offers extensive cross-country skiing trails, winter hiking paths, toboggan runs, and opportunities for freeriding, particularly in the Fieberbrunn sector, which has gained a reputation for its excellent backcountry terrain. The villages within Skicircus, such as Saalbach, Hinterglemm, and Leogang, are well-developed tourist destinations, providing a range of accommodation, dining, and après-ski options. The interconnected nature of the Skicircus makes it a popular choice for those seeking a comprehensive and varied ski holiday experience in a single resort area.