Sledding fun in the evening at Reiteralm
easy closed Toboggan · Schladming
Tour characteristics
Stamina
Technique
Tour-Infos
Distance: 3.8 km
Duration: 01:45 h
Ascent: 436 m
Descent: 435 m
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The tour
From the rustic Hochalm, which you reach after a 1 ½ hr. walk via a beautiful hiking path, a 4 km long sled run (floodlit after dark) brings you all the way back to the alpine village. If the climb up is too much effort, simply call ahead at +43(0)6454/72444 and, between 4 and 9 p.m., a Skidoo will bring you effortlessly up to the start (except during heavy snowfall).
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Turn-by-turn directions
From Almdorf Reiteralm you walk along a well-groomed winter walking trail up to Hochalm chalet at Reiteralm. After a break in the typical mountain chalet you start your descent on the illuminated 4 km long toboggan run back to Almdorf Reiteralm.
Getting there
Exit from federal highway B320 in Pichl and continue on Preuneggstraße until you almost reach the valley terminal of the cable-car "Preunegg-Jet". 100 meters before the valley terminal you turn-off right on "Reiteralmstraße" road and continue to Almdorf Reiteralm.
No public transport available to the starting point.
Parking
Parking is available at Almdorf Reiteralm.
Start
Almdorf Reiteralm/ Hotel Edelweiß
Destination
Almdorf Reiteralm/ Hotel Edelweiß
Equipment
Good winter shoes, warm clothing, tuque, and gloves. You might wanna take ski goggles too.
Tips, hints and links
Tourist information: www.schladming.com
Information about toboggan rental and prices: www.almdorf-reiteralm.at
Overview map "WiNTER GLiNT", available at the tourist office Schladming. Overview map "WiNTER GLiNT", available at the tourist office Schladming.You might also be interested in...
Weather forecast
Date
Snowfall and rain will persist into the afternoon, then the clouds will break up.
Partly sunny in the morning, gradually becoming cloudy in the afternoon.
A mixture of sunny periods and scattered snow showers.
