3,029 metres facing Austria's highest.
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Layers, not full winter coats: a good jacket, gloves and closed shoes serve the summit hours — and glacier sun outdangers cold: glasses and cream obligatory. The sledges above are usually free to use — and the warm valley is minutes back at any moment.
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The Kitzsteinhorn is the snow promise never broken: Kaprun's glacier keeps it white 365 days — so the summer-coming Gulf visitor touches true snow here guaranteed, the pillar of Zell am See's Arab renown for decades. Three successive lifts rise to the Top of Salzburg Gipfelwelt 3000: the 3,029-metre platform opening the Hohe Tauern and Austria's highest peaks face to face, the viewing tunnel piercing the summit to both sides, the Cinema 3000 and ice gallery — and above, snow as summer playground (sledges and slides) with July's famous snowy laughter. Winter makes it a complete ski kingdom — summer the family miracle: hotel palms to summit snow in forty minutes. Book a clear morning with jackets aboard — the top touches zero even in August.
3,029 metres facing Austria's highest.
July sledges and laughter — snow as play.
A gallery piercing the peak to both balconies.
Kaprun 1, 5710 Kaprun