Gastein is a unique Austrian valley combining four distinct ski areas with renowned thermal springs and striking Belle Époque architecture. Divided primarily into Bad Gastein, Bad Hofgastein, and Dorfgastein, the valley has long attracted both wellness seekers and winter sports enthusiasts. The striking contrast between Bad Gastein's grand 19th-century hotels built into a steep gorge and the modern ski infrastructure gives the resort a character unlike any other in the Alps. The ski terrain is extensive and varied, catering brilliantly to intermediates with long, sweeping red runs, while offering excellent freeriding at the high-altitude Sportgastein sector. As a proud member of the massive Ski amadé network, a single lift pass grants access not only to Gastein's 200 kilometers of local pistes, but to a vast 760 kilometers across the wider region. After a long day on the slopes, the area's legendary Felsentherme and Alpentherme spa complexes provide the ultimate recovery.

Gastein offers tremendous variety across its four distinct mountains, from cruisey, tree-lined blues and reds in the interconnected Schlossalm-Angertal-Stubnerkogel area to challenging World Cup routes on the Graukogel. Thrill-seekers and powder hounds flock to Sportgastein, the highest non-glacier resort in Salzburger Land, renowned for its spectacular high-alpine freeride bowls.

Austria's largest ski network, offering 760km of pistes and 270 lifts across five massive regions on a single lift pass.