Luxury Maria Alm Chalets

Austria

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Hotel Eder - 10197 - (Sleeps 3)
The Eder is a traditional Austrian hotel built in wood, offering a friendly and cosy atmosphere. It boasts an excellent location in...

Hotel Eder - 10197 - (Sleeps 3)
The Eder is a traditional Austrian hotel built in wood, offering a friendly and cosy atmosphere. It boasts an excellent location in...

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Maria Alm Resort Description Despite the vast ski area, immaculate slopes and enviable snow record, the Hochkönig Winter Kingdom is still largely unknown to the British market. For the few keen British skiers that have discovered this incredibly beautiful area with its quietpistes and short lift queues there's no looking back. The Hochkönig ski area has 150 kilometres superbly groomed slopes stretching from Maria Alm in the West to Mühlbach in the East. State-of-the-art lifts and captivating powder snow provide all the variety you could hope for. The Hochkönig ski area also forms part of the immense Ski Amadé alliance allowing winter sports enthusiasts access to 276 lifts and 865kms of superbly groomed slopes - all under one skipass! Chalet guests like to warm up on the doorstep slopes in Maria Alm served by 3 lifts, including a high speed gondola to the Natrun. This interlinks down into the valley to the Aberg-Langeck ski area on the other side, offering a huge variety of pistes suitable for all abilities.The gentle blue runs from the middle station of Abergbahn allow beginners to ease themselves into their ski experience. Bold tree lined runs from the summit at 2000m are designed to provide the right amount of exhilaration for advanced skiers. Intermediates have a massive choice of cruising reds, ski tours and glorious long runs throughout the Ski Circuit. From the Aberg summit, at 2000m, it's a long enjoyable cruise down to Hintermoos. From there a regular ski bus service link to Hintertal to where skiers will take the Three Valley connection to Dienten and onwards to the resort of Mühlbach. Snowboarders enjoy the fun parks in Maria Alm, Hinterreit and Aberg. There is a fantastic choice of mountain restaurants, large and small, all of them traditional in style with terrific food served by friendly Austrian staff. The village of Maria Alm is surely one of prettiest in Austria, reminiscent of a winter fairytale with its picturesque streets, timbered houses and gentle little river meandering through the centre. Charming traditional restaurants serve delicious quality food.

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