News in Piesendorf Niedernsill 

Erlebnisberg Naglköpfl in Piesendorf

The winter season has ended. ☀️ We would like to thank all our guests and look forward to welcoming you back in winter 2026/27. ⛷️

Kids learning to ski on a sunny slope in the Alps. | © Lichtfarben

The Erlebnisberg offers a diverse range of activities for winter sports enthusiasts of all ages.  

The main attractions include two ski lifts (drag lift, beginner lift) for skiers and snowboarders, SnowTubing, and a trampoline. 
 

Information about Naglköpfl


Bärnbachlift in Niedernsill

As a beginner lift, the Bärnbachlift is ideal for first-time skiers, children and those returning to skiing, offering perfect conditions for making your first turns in the snow. 

Opening hours: open daily until 7th March from 9 am to 4 pm  

🎿 Here you'll find an overview of the rates.

Children skiing over a wave track at Niedernsill ski area. | © Lichtfarben

The Bärnbachlift is the perfect place to learn or refresh the basics of skiing or snowboarding.  
 

Information about Bärnbachlift

The Pinzgau Lokalbahn train takes you comfortably and eco-friendly through the stunning landscape of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Trains run regularly between Zell am See and Mittersill - with a half-hourly service on the route between Zell am See, Piesendorf, and Niedernsill! Between Mittersill and Krimml, a rail replacement bus service is currently in operation. 

Our sparkling winter scenery offers unforgettable holiday moments not just for you, but also for your four-legged companion. Together you can enjoy peaceful winter walks and explore quiet paths through the snow. 

📌 Lead required - where does it apply? Within our villages, on winter hiking trails and in the forest, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. In public transport and on cable cars, a muzzle is also required.  

🚫 Dogs are not allowed on cross-country trails! Please note that dogs are prohibited on all cross-country skiing trails. This is essential for the safety of all guests and to maintain the quality of the groomed tracks. Since the trails run across private land, we kindly ask you to respect landowners and strictly adhere to this rule. 

❄️ Dogs on winter hiking trails - what should you be aware of? On most winter hiking trails, dogs on a short lead are permitted. However, the winter hiking trail along the river Salzach between the dog training area in Niedernsill and the Hummersdorf Bridge in Piesendorf, as well as the section along the Salzach in Jesdorf/Niedernsill, is closed to dogs. 👉 In these areas, please use the Tauern Cycle Path as an alternative route. 

🐕 Are there off-lead areas? Yes! In Hummersdorf/Piesendorf you'll find a fenced dog meadow where your dog can run freely, even in winter. 

🏡 Dog boarding - when your dog needs a little break - The Trumlinghof in Piesendorf offers a lovingly managed dog boarding service with flexible care options - ideal if you're planning a day on the slopes or activities without your dog. 

💩 Why is proper dog waste disposal so important? Even in winter, dog waste must be picket up and disposed of. Hidden beneath the snow, it often lands in the hay when farmers harvest their fields, putting livestock at risk of illness. 👉 Please use dog waste bags and dispose of them in designated bins - for a clean and respectful experience in nature.  

🏞️ Which activities can you enjoy with your dog? Many winter excursions are perfect for wxploring together, from gentle winter walks to dog-friendly attractions. You can find a helpful overview here.

Cross-country skiing & ski touring


Digital Guest Folder

Snow-covered maple tree with fog and snowy mountain scenery | © TVB Piesendorf Niedernsill, Foto Harry Liebmann

Your digital travel companion for Piesendorf and Niedernsill - always at hand and filled with helpful information for your stay.  

Here you'll find everything that makes your holiday easier: up-to-date opening hours, excursion tips, A-Z information and much more. 

The Guest Folder is updated continuously and adapts to your travel period. If you need any additional details, we're of course happy to assist you personally at any time. 
 

Open the digital guest folder


Tours App

Snow-covered fields and mountains near Piesendorf under blue sky with clouds. | © TVB Piesendorf Niedernsill, Foto Harry Liebmann

Discover the region in a new way with our "Piesendorf Niedernsill erleben" app!  

Experience the beauty like never before - directly from your smartphone! Our tours app offers exciting hiking and biking routes, detailed route descriptions, and helpful tips for your stay. Whether you're looking for an adventure or just want to explore relaxing trails, our app is your perfect companion
 

Discover the tours app


Guest Mobility Ticket 

Person holding smartphone showing digital guest mobility ticket with QR code | © Salzburger Verkehrsverbund GmbH
Getting around Salzburg - simple, flexible & sustainable!  

With the Guest Mobility Ticket, you can use all public transport across the entire province of Salzburg during your stay - both for your arrival and for getting around locally (excluding special, steam and nostalgic trains)

Whether you're heading out for a hike, a day on the slopes, and excursion or some sightseeing - the ticket keeps you mobile at all times and makes your holiday easier, without traffic jams or searching for parking. 

📌 How it works: You receive the ticket from your accommodation provider before you arrive (on request). From then on, you can use all buses and trains within the Salzburg region. 
 

Information about the Guest Mobility Ticket


Ski bus & ski train

 Red Pinzgauer Local Railway train travels through snowy winter landscape. | © Salzburg AG
Easy and quick access to the top ski areas

Give your car a break and take advantage of our attractive offer of free ski bus and ski trains between Niedernsill, Piesendorf, the MK Maiskogel lift in Kaprun, and the areitXpress lift in Zell am See.  
 

Information about the ski bus & ski train


Noriker Museum - Samerstall in Niedernsill

Exhibit in the Noriker Museum featuring a life-sized Noriker horse, info panels, and stable props. | © Nill (Wöckinger)

Discover the fascinating natural and cultural history of the Noriker horses! From their origins in Roman Noricum to their evolution into five bloodlines, the exhibition provides insights into the characeristicsbreedingbehaviour, and historical significance of this unique horse breed.  

Opening hours:

  • The museum gladly opens upon request for groups of 5 or more - Museum coordination phone +43 664 1253 938.

 

Information about the Noriker Museum


Current events

For more information and tips, check out our events calendar

Date

Event

Event location

Saturday 7th March from 11 am

Local Alpine Ski Championships

Bärnbachlift, Niedernsill

Tuesday 10th March at 9.30 am

Chill & Paint - Ceramic Painting

Winklgut, Niedernsill

Saturday 14th March at 7 pm

Spring Concert by the Brass Band Niedernsill

Primary school sports hall, Niedernsill

Friday 20th March at 7.30 pm 

Concert: Paddy Murphy

Samerstall, Niedernsill 

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