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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. First time down blue Doesn't disappoint! Very quiet and even though mild temperatures, not cut up at all. You'll need to Register first of course. Whitty ,sat at home having lunch just thinking about the fun we had in saalbach last week. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Will be doing happy hour at the Bergeralm just for a change , and popping into the Hinterhag to meet radar and Mrs radar. Haven't skied today yet but looks beautiful out there now. After all it is free. An eclectic mix set to the usual euro-pop beat. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Ski the Net with snowHeads. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. Agree about the slush fest, we did stop early and will take the cable car down this pm Forecast for next week is showing c View on route You know it makes sense. It can happen at any time of the season. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Today we attempted tatmanstours , route 3, printed it out and had it in my inside pocket to be sure there would be no deviations! I thought I would try an time it, we were at the Bernkogelbahnn for 9. Up the TirolS connect with the Reckmoos Sud, then down F10 as tatmanstours , has said the black F10a is so much better than staying on the red, too the short ride on the Reckmoos F5, then stopped for coffee at the Larchflizhochalm,. Just seen my posting on a full size computer! The first picture is the view from the Larchflizhochalm, the second is at the Teehutte, please note the nifty way of parking your skis, no their not mine Wish I was till there. Good skiing today. Beautiful sunny weather and generally good snow too, especially over at Leogang. Is there anywhere in the Ski Circus that you can park your camper van? I know there is good site in Zell anything closer? There's a huge camper van site at Fieberbrunn, right next to the Doischberg gondola. After dustings of fresh snow over the past few days, it was snowing quite hard for while this afternoon. Skiing conditions currently superb - fresh snow, and hard, fast, uncrowded pistes with no slush or moguls. Piste 68 is still open. For me the best skiing so far this season has been mid-December, mid-January, and mid-March. Took 36 minutes to ski from the top station of the Kohlmaisgipfelbahn to the Chicken Man Hendl Fischerei at Leogang, and that was without racing or busting a gut. Frequently I found myself on empty pistes and was able to just blast down them. Yes, the area where the Kohlmais chair lift was now dismantled has in the last week become a building site. They seem to be excavating to create an underground car park. The poor old Kohlmaisgipfelbahn is in its death throes! Many thanks to tatmanstours! Saalbach is worth a go for anyone who has not visited. Skied 13,m vertical by on Saturday, including lunch, and enjoying half price beer. Pistes were in great nick, although low south facing slopes a little wet in the afternoon. Left Saalbach at , took off from Salzburg at and home at Can't really beat it. Still a lot left in this season. FionaTwice , Half a meter of fresh snow is forecast for Saturday See www. Great day in Fieberbrunn yesterday - Good skiing, particularly in the morning and early afternoon. Snowing lightly today. Yesterday was the turn of the Larchfilz Hochalm - lunchtime was spent lounging in the sun, eating pizza and enjoying the piste-side entertainment of live music and dancing girls dressed as sparkling, silver angels. Just had a snow alert for Thursday, 14cm forecast, assume they are still closing on Sunday. Is 68 still open? PeteMan , No, it finally closed a few days ago. Everything else is more or less running as normal though with a few exceptions like the Seekar and Spieleck and Zehner 6er lifts, and piste 14, which is closed owing to avalanche danger. Did the anti-clockwise circuit of the valley today, and ended up at an unusually quiet and peaceful Bergeralm. Well I suppose that's it for another year but what an epic season it was? I'll miss the little Kohlmais 3er, we used it whenever we skied that side of the circus. I won't miss the coke cans next door to it but I did ride them one last time and couldn't help but admire the engineering like little trains stopping at a railway station. The replacement sit down cable car is progress I suppose but I can't help thinking that a nice quick heated chair would have been better. We'll be returning to Saalbach in following what I hope will be a great summer messing about on the water in my new boat. PeteMan , The building site opposite our apartments is a sight to behold! The whole lift station building is being torn down rapidly, and an enormous pit has appeared to the right of it, which is to become an underground car park for cars. I beg to differ about that old, slow chair lift, which we hardly ever used, and I am more than happy about the prospect next season of being able to cross the road and get straight into a fast, relatively luxurious, seater gondola I can't really see how a chair lift would have been preferable. You're right about it being an epic season - -right up to the last day yesterday , which was a superb skiing day. Our friend, Spacey singer, guitarist and ski instructor , skied over to Fieberbrunn, and he reckoned he had the best skiing that he'd had for years - like us on a trip over to Leogang, via Schattberg, and returning via the Kohlmais , he had well-groomed, empty pistes, on which the skis just begged to do long, sweeping, carved turns. Although it was warm and the sky was completely cloudless all day as it has been for the last few days , the lack of people has meant that chopped up pistes and moguls are virtually non-existent. It's been fantastic - we even had fresh powder a week ago - and we can thank all those people who continually go on about Saalbach being too low and having too many south-facing slopes for late season skiing I raise my glass to them. Today nothing has changed - there's still plenty of snow, and the weather has been beautiful - except that the lifts have stopped and the mountains are devoid of skiers. The resort could easily have kept going for another couple of weeks, but of course it wouldn't be cost-effective to keep it all running for the benefit of the few of us who still remain. Enjoy your boating, and remember that it's only about seven months before the snow cannons are switched on again. I am determined to break away from our February HT routine which has meant alternating between the 3Vs, the Espace Killy and Whistler for the last 6 years I presume February is a safe bet in a normal snow year? And which is the best airport to fly to? Many people also fly to Munich and take the train to Zell am See , followed by a taxi or local bus to Saalbach. Car hire from the airport is also an option. You are unlikely to be disappointed with any of the village centre 4 star hotels. However some are better located than others I. The resort is so incredibly efficient at what they do. About three years back, I was there in early January, at the end of an incredibly warm and dry period. If they had been relying on natural snow there would literally have been no skiing. Instead the majority of runs were open. All they seem to need is a few cold days, and the artificial is laid down to last the season. It's not perfect, but it ensures a lot of good skiing. As for hotels, I'll throw out the Hinterglemm alternative. The Alpine Palace gets good reviews, but for me is big and brash, though one wing is the cheaper original hotel, with access to the 5-star facilities. Nearby is the much smaller, recently renovated, family run Hotel am Reiterkogel, 4-star , which has some good family suites, room being the biggest if I recall. The food is excellent, treading a fine line, and mainly succeeding, between the traditional Austrian stodge, not a criticism , and a more gourmet experience. Staff very hospitable, happy to prepare meals for picky children and so forth. Both hotels are very central, less than 2 mins to the Reiterkogel lift, and 3 or so to the U-bahn which opens up all the other main lifts. Colinthc , thanks very much. I'll look at the hotels you have both recommended and email a couple. Thanks again I'm actually looking forward to going back to Austria after a long hiatus. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! 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Up the TirolS connect with the Reckmoos Sud, then down F10 as tatmanstours , has said the black F10a is so much better than staying on the red, too the short ride on the Reckmoos F5, then stopped for coffee at the Larchflizhochalm, then down F9 fabulous and empty , up the Larchfilzen 4er, then down F1 and F1c, then as recommended we took the Dolschberg then down F8 as has been said in the Route 3 guide, this isn't really a red. Then we took the Streuboden cable car an interesting experience, we then went down F2 which was in great condition, slightly soft a the bottom but no slush, not many people on this run either. Back up the Streuboden cable car connected to the Larchfilzkoge, we had to deviate from Route 3 and forgo the Wildalpgatteri took F1 to the Reckmoosnord we remembered to turn right rode it all the way up , then down F10 and F10a a sharp left at the bottom of F10a to get to the Teehutte for lunch at 1. 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