Monday

FREERIDE MONDAY

14th December 2026 to 19th April 2027 - Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun

At Freeride Monday on the Kitzsteinhorn, you will learn how to ski off-piste with an experienced guide. You will receive practical tips for freeriding in open terrain and explore selected spots on the mountain. The Beginner Workshop is designed for newcomers to freeriding, while the Advanced Workshop is for those who already have some off-piste experience. 

Two people skiing through deep snow with snow-covered mountains in the background. | © Kitzsteinhorn

Meeting point

9.30 am
Beginner Workshop: Ski Dome II, Langwied 1,976 m
Advanced Workshop: InfoService, Alpincenter 2,450 m

Duration

approx. 2.5 hours

Charge

each person € 135.00 (excluding cable car ticket and rental equipment)

Participants

minimum 2 person

Requirements

Beginners: confident skiing on marked slopes 
Experienced riders: confident skiing on marked slopes and some off-piste experience

Mandatory equipment

Emergency equipment (backpack, avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe - rental equipment is available) 

Registration

Beginners: SKI DOME Oberschneider | phone +43 6547 8232 | Mail: office@ski-kaprun.com - until Sunday 5 pm

Experienced riders: Hartweger's Ski & Snowboard Schule | phone +43 664 3381 582 | Mail: ski@snowboard-kaprun.at - until Sunday 4 pm

WINTER WONDERLAND OF WATERFALLS

21st December 2026 to 29th March 2027 - Krimml

Put on your snowshoes and set off: together with a National Park Ranger, you'll hike through the snow-covered landscape around Krimml to the Krimml Waterfalls. The route leads gently uphill across fields and meadows, with views of Krimml and the Kitzbühel Alps along the way. 

At the waterfalls, impressive ice formations may have developed when temperatures are cold enough. After a short break, the tour follows snow-covered paths back to the starting point. 

Partly frozen Krimml Waterfalls surrounded by snow-covered rocks and coniferous forest in winter. | © Zillertal Arena

Meeting point

11 am, Krimml tourist office 

Duration

approx. 4.5 hours (walking time 2.5 hours | moderately difficult tour)

Charge

each person € 22.00 | children and youths (10-16 years) accompanied by their parents free of charge | excluding feeder service

 

Free of charge with the guest card and Nationalpark WinterCard (excluding feeder service)

Equipment

Sturdy, ankle-high footwear, warm socks, ski poles, warm clothing, sun protaction, and a backpack with warm drinks and provisions | Snowshoes and poles can be rented if needed. Please mention this when booking. 

Participants

minimum 4 people 

Registration

up to three hours before the excursion online or by email at np.bildung@salzburg.gv.at 

WILDLIFE WATCHING at the Habachtal winter feeding site

4th January to 26th February 2027 - Bramberg am Wildkogel

How do red deer behave in winter, and what role does feeding play? On this excursion into Habachtal Valley, you'll learn more about the lives of red deer during the winter months. Together with a professional hunter, you'll first travel by tractor and trailer before continuing on foot to the observation hut. From there, a panoramic window offers views of red deer, hinds and young calves in a forest clearing. Along the way, you'll learn more about red deer and their winter feeding. 

Two red deer with antlers stand in the snow in front of a coniferous forest in Hohe Tauern National Park. | © NPHT, Foto Rieder

Meeting point

until 29th January 2027 at 12 noon
from 1st February 2027 at 1 pm
Habachtal car park (parking fee applies)

Duration

approx. 4 hours

Charge

adults € 22.00 | children (6-14 years) € 13.00

Equipment

sturdy winter footwear & warm clothing

Participants

minimum 7 person 

Registration

until 9 am on the day of the tour in the NP Administration online or by email np.bildung@salzburg.gv.at