Your Winter in the Rauris Valley
A ski holiday in its most original form

By plane:
The closest airports are Salzburg (90 km) and Munich, Germany (220 km).

By train:
Take a train from Salzburg to Taxenbach-Rauris (1 h 22 min), then bus 640 to Rauris.

By car:
From Salzburg: Take the A10 (Tauern Autobahn) to the Bischofshofen exit, then the B311 to Taxenbach and exit at Raurisertal (approx. 1 hour).

From Innsbruck: Take the A12 (Inntal Autobahn) and B178 to the B311 to Taxenbach, then exit at Raurisertal (approx. 2 hours).

Yes, the Rauris Valley is very suitable for a winter family holiday. There are 3 ski schools catering to all ages, a dedicated family slope, and a practice lift. Families can take part in easy guided snowshoe hikes or hit the toboggan run Kreuzboden (Mondays and Thursdays also open at night!).

From 28 March to 6 April 2026, children and teenagers up to the age of 15 ski for free if accompanied by an adult holding a ski pass for at least three days (discount only available on site).

The Rauris-Valley has no shortage of viewing points. Here are some of the best:

• Gipfelbahn mountain station (2,175 m): Stunning panoramic views over the Goldberg mountain range and the Großglockner - perfect for sunrises and sunsets.

• Kolm Saigurn at the foot of Hüttwinkltal: Amidst three-thousanders and the Sonnblick Observatory - a unique place in the Hohe Tauern National Park.

• Frame at the Waldalm mountain station (1,785 m): Here, the mountain scenery becomes a work of art. The large wooden frame is a great place for postcard-perfect holiday pictures.

• Hochbühel (1,769 m): Right on the winter hiking trail. A quiet spot with impressive views of the Rauris Valley and the surrounding mountains.