Flachau, Austria
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Visitor reviews for Flachau
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February 25, 2007
Steve from UNITED KINGDOM
Great area at centre of "Ski Amade", the largest single pass ski area in Austria (0ver 860km of runs, 270 lifts) . Not known in the UK and very underrated by British skiers, but well known among Germans, Dutch and Scandinavians. Great variety of slopes and more than enough directly above the village to keep most people busy for a week, and the huge Ski Amade area will keep the most adventurous happy. Best option is flight to Salzburg, which is only 40 mins away, by taxi or rental car. Munich is just over 2 hours. If you want to tour the surrounding area rental car best option, otherwise taxi from Salzburg is good. Ryanair, Thomsonfly and others now serving Salzburg make this a great combination of first class ski area, very near airport and low cost flights.
Known locally for its reliable snow. For example at Xmas 2006, when most of the alps were struggling people were being bused to this area from others. Skied here at Easter 2006 on a metre of snow right into the village.
This area was picked over Kitzbuehel for the Alpine skiing events in Salzburg's 2014 Winter Olympic bid - which tells you something about the quality of slopes and reliability of snow. -
December 24, 2004
huw owen from UNITED KINGDOM
lovely area for beginners and intermediates
ski pass includes altenmarkt,flachau,wagrain,flachauwinkl and zauchensee
zauchensee high snowsure but with some narrow areas approaching base station can be icy
easier if you have a car otherwise long trip on busthe rest all lower but have had good snow 6 years on trot in mid February.
Lovely wide pistes flanked by trees
mainly chairs and gondolas but some drags in flachaulovely mountain restaurants everywhere
but transport still required between areasUsual travel arrangements flight into Munich and then hire car to local hotels
(no brochure holidays)
also possible to fly to SalzburgHome of the Herminator
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November 15, 2004
Andy from UNITED KINGDOM
Flachau is easily accessible from Salzurg and if you book Ryanairs early flight out and late flight back to Stanstead you can add an extra two days on the slopes to the normal 6
Flachau is great for beginners and intermediates but it is definately worth trying the ski bus to Flachauwinkle (approx 20mins)All included within your ski pass here you can ski over to Zauchensee which is higher and has more challenging slopes.


