An alluring gateway to unlimited winter fun
The enchanting mountain village, located in the heart of the Hohe Tauern national park, is made doubly attractive by the breathtaking backdrop of the Großglockner massif on the one hand, and the idyllic “picture postcard village ensemble” on the other, offering unparalleled sporting experiences to visitors, be they nature lovers or Alpine fans.
The fascinating mountain setting with its series of peaks surpassing three thousand metres, the pristine natural environment and the ease and relaxation which distinguishes the rural culture attracts visitors with countless leisure activities all year round. Short queuing periods, guaranteed snow thanks to the location at 1,301 m above sea level and skiing elevations of up to 2,984 m with 55 km of varied ski-runs make the heart of every winter sports fan miss a beat.
Good cross-country ski-tracks (10 km), tobogganing and ice skating options, snow shoe hiking, snow rafting, ski tours and winter hiking trails and even an ice climbing park for the particularly courageous await visitors for snowy entertainment away from the slopes.
Families certainly get their money’s worth in Heiligenblut. The “Snowland Club” and “Bobo Kid’s Club“ offer plenty of fun and games to keep the kids entertained. And, while the little ones are having fun on the kid’s ski courses, the parents are free to pursue their winter pleasures without worrying.
Indoor tennis and squash courts and a curling sheet round off the range of sporting activities. Unwind from a challenging day on the slopes with an evening sleigh ride, an amusing tobogganing session, a leisurely chat by the fire or musical entertainment.
The town’s accommodation options, which range from 4* hotels to informal bed and breakfast guesthouses, apartments or a farmhouse, are all focused on their guests’ well-being. Why not try out our promotional range during a winter holiday in Heiligenblut? To ensure that the family holiday is even more fun, children up to 10 years of age can ski for free!
Heiligenblut by the Großglockner...because the view’s better from above.

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