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Filzmoos vs Heiligenblut vs St. Wolfgang: at a glance

Side-by-side comparison of Filzmoos, Heiligenblut and St. Wolfgang based on Alpe Match data: ski area, altitude, size, prices and access.

FilzmoosHeiligenblutSt. Wolfgang
CountryAustriaAustriaAustria
RegionSalzburgCarinthiaLake District
Best forFamilies, Couples, Groups of friends, Solo travellersFamilies, Couples, Groups of friends, Solo travellersFamilies, Couples, Groups of friends, Solo travellers
Car-free centreNoPartlyPartly
Nearest airportsSalzburg Airport W. A. Mozart (SZG) (approx. 70 km); Munich Airport (MUC) (approx. 200 km)Klagenfurt (KLU, 160 km - ~2 hours 15 min drive); Salzburg (SZG, 185 km - ~2 hours 45 min drive)Salzburg Airport (approx. 50 km); Linz Airport (approx. 110 km)
Ski area20 km55 km12 km
Blue slopes9 km20 km6 km
Red slopes10 km34 km4 km
Black slopes1 km1 km2 km
Ski lifts8117
Village altitude1,057 m1,288 m538 m
Maximum altitude2,458 m2,902 m1,782 m
Hiking trails200 km250 km150 km
Population1,5159592,880
Accommodation beds3,0002,2003,000

Key differences

  • Heiligenblut has the largest ski area: 55 km, compared with Filzmoos (20 km) and St. Wolfgang (12 km).
  • St. Wolfgang has the most black slopes: 2 km, compared with Filzmoos (1 km) and Heiligenblut (1 km).
  • Heiligenblut has the most ski lifts: 11, compared with Filzmoos (8) and St. Wolfgang (7).
  • Heiligenblut has the highest village: 1,288 m, compared with Filzmoos (1,057 m) and St. Wolfgang (538 m).
  • Heiligenblut has the highest top altitude: 2,902 m, compared with Filzmoos (2,458 m) and St. Wolfgang (1,782 m).
  • Heiligenblut has the most hiking trails: 250 km, compared with Filzmoos (200 km) and St. Wolfgang (150 km).

Filzmoos

Authentic alpine charm, high snow reliability, and a family-oriented atmosphere nestled between the Bischofsmütze and Dachstein massifs.

Heiligenblut

Authentic alpine atmosphere at the foot of the Grossglockner, high altitude snow reliability, and a vast 15 km² freeride arena.

St. Wolfgang

Picturesque lakeside setting at the foot of the Schafberg mountain, famous for the Schafbergbahn cog railway, the White Horse Inn (Weisses Rössl), and a historic pilgrimage church. It is a premier year-round destination blending Austrian tradition with high-quality nautical and alpine leisure.