Berghaus Seeblick in falling snow, with fresh snow around the house and light behind the windows

Area · winter

A different ski area every day

Winter sports from Feld am See: Bad Kleinkirchheim, Gerlitzen and the Turracher Höhe

Feld am See sits centrally, so you can choose again each morning: four ski areas are 15 to 30 minutes away, and the ski bus to Bad Kleinkirchheim is free for our guests.

± 15 min

Bad Kleinkirchheim – St. Oswald

103 kilometres of piste and 24 lifts: the largest ski area close by, with runs for every level. The ski bus there is free for our guests.

± 18 min

Gerlitzen Alpe

53 kilometres of piste and 21 lifts, wide and sunny runs with a view over the Carinthian lakes, up to 1,911 metres.

± 30 min

Turracher Höhe

43 kilometres of piste and 16 lifts, fully covered by snow-making and reliable for snow, up to 2,020 metres.

± 30 min

Heidi Alm Falkert & Hochrindl

Small and easy to keep track of, good for families with young children and for beginners on skis.

A free ski bus and 15% off your lift pass

The Ski-Express to Bad Kleinkirchheim is free for guests of Feld am See; you get the tickets from us or at the Tourismusbüro. At the Tourismusbüro in Feld am See you get 15 per cent off when you buy your lift pass, valid for the ski areas in the region, so you can pick a different one each day.

Cross-country skiing and winter walking

The region has just over 60 kilometres of cross-country trail, classic and skating: the Römerloipe near Bad Kleinkirchheim (8 km), the long Ebene Reichenau–Gnesau trail (32 km) and high panorama trails on Hochrindl (11 km) and the Falkert (6.5 km). Or put on snowshoes and finish the day in a mountain hut.

Thermal baths after skiing

The Thermal Römerbad and the Therme St. Kathrein in Bad Kleinkirchheim are the right way to end a day in the snow: thermal pools, saunas and wellness.

Nock Beats

Skiing, live music, DJs and local food at various places in Bad Kleinkirchheim: the winter event series Nock Beats adds something extra to your week on the slopes.

Common questions about winter

How do I get to the slopes without a car?+

The ski bus to the Bad Kleinkirchheim ski area is free for guests of Feld am See. You get the tickets from us or at the Tourismusbüro; late in the season it runs on request.

How much do I get off the lift pass?+

You get the discount at the Tourismusbüro in Feld am See when you buy your lift pass: 15 per cent, valid for the ski areas in the region, among them Bad Kleinkirchheim, Gerlitzen Alpe, Turracher Höhe, Heidi Alm Falkert and Hochrindl.

Can I go cross-country skiing here?+

The region has just over 60 kilometres of cross-country trail, classic and skating, among others near Bad Kleinkirchheim, at Ebene Reichenau and high up on Hochrindl and the Falkert. There is no trail in Feld am See itself.

Where do I leave my skis and boots?+

In our heated ski room. Your skis and snowboards go in the rack, and your boots are warm and dry in the morning.

Skaters on the frozen Brennsee with the village behind them

The view from the house

When the Brennsee freezes over

In cold winters the lake turns into one large sheet of natural ice, and from your balcony you look out over the skaters. Back in your warm apartment, the quiet settles over the valley: that is what makes a winter holiday in Carinthia different.

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