Winter Season at Heiligenblut

Heiligenblut, nestled at the foot of the majestic Grossglockner, transforms into a pristine winter wonderland, captivating visitors with its unparalleled natural beauty and diverse alpine offerings. The Grossglockner/Heiligenblut ski area boasts approximately 55 kilometers of meticulously groomed slopes, catering to all skill levels from gentle blue runs perfect for families and beginners to challenging black pistes and extensive freeride areas for advanced skiers and snowboarders. The high altitude ensures reliable snow conditions throughout the season, often extending into late spring. Beyond skiing and snowboarding, the village is a hub for winter activities such as cross-country skiing on well-maintained trails, snowshoe hiking through silent, snow-laden forests, and romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides. The iconic Gothic church of St. Vincent, dramatically illuminated against the snowy peaks, adds a touch of serene beauty to the village ambiance. Traditional alpine huts dot the slopes, offering cozy refuges with hearty local cuisine and breathtaking panoramic views. The atmosphere is one of peaceful immersion in nature, combined with authentic Austrian hospitality, making it ideal for those seeking both active winter sports and tranquil relaxation.