Saalbach-Hinterglemm is a municipality in the district of Zell am See (Pinzgau region), in the Austrian state of Salzburg. It is well-known for its skiing and other winter sports. A three piste network consisting of Saalbach, Hinterglemm and Leogang is located in the municipality.

Saalbach and Hinterglemm are attractive Austrian villages sitting side-by-side in the heart of picturesque Salzbergerland. Hinterglemm is a large, well-linked ski area, offers slopes to suit every level of skier. The well linked lift system in Hinterglemm enables you to sample the open, tree-lined runs and the atmospheric mountain restaurents. There are also 18kms of cross country trails for the enthusiasts at Hinterglemm. For non-skiers, there are many snow-cleared paths, a variety of resort activities and excursions to the beautiful city of salzburg. Both villages are particularly popular with families as there is limited traffic in Hinterglemm so guests can wonder throughout these small, friendly and compact resorts at their leisure.

The skiing is perfect for the intermediate skier with long, wide and challenging red runs dominating the huge 200km ski area. The whole area can be skied by the confident intermediate and is all linked for easy exploration. There is also much here for both the beginner and the expert skier, with excellent ski instruction and guiding. Beginners will find the sunny south facing nursery slopes ideal for learning. For experts, a guide (which many tour operators supply) is recommended for taking on the variety of off-piste available.

Activities:
Sauna
Solarium
Bowling(Saalbaach)
Squash(Saalbaach)
Indoors tennis(Hinterglemm)
Swimming pool(Hinterglemm)
Skating
Curling
Floodlit toboggan run
Sleigh rides

Levels of Difficulty:
Beginner: 45%
Intermediate: 47%
Expert: 8%

Extra Information:
Lowest lift: 1030m (3379ft)
Vertical drop: 1070m (3510ft)
Number of lifts: 55
Uplift capacity: 84867 p/hr
Number of slopes: 60
Total piste length: 200km
Cross country: 11km