Klausberg ski arena

The Klausberg skiing area is surrounded by 80 more than 3,000 m high peaks

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Skiarena Klausberg: take a moment to stop and admire the fabulous view on the mountains on the opposite side.
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Enjoy the panoramic view before you start skiing on the great slopes of the Klausberg skiing area.
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Mountain station Klaussee 2 in the Klausberg skiing area.
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Skiing and enjoying the view on the Alpine divide.
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Wide and varied slopes make this skiing area a real winter highlight.
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Almboden, a popular refuge in the Klausberg skiing area. It is located at the foot of a slope that is perfect for beginners and children.
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Skiing down into the village… the valley run takes you directly into the village of Cadipietra in Valle Aurina.
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Wide and well-groomed ski slopes are available in this skiing area.
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A gondola with a view… enjoy the fabulous scenery.
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The mountains of Valle Aurina in the morning sun. Splendid and lasting moments in the skiing area Klausberg.
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Alpine divide in Valle Aurina.
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And how is this mountain called? This question is easily answered with the aid of a panoramic platform at the top of the Klausberg skiing area.
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One of the elements in the snowpark. This is where snowboarders feel at ease.
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Klausberg Skiarena, perfectly groomed ski slopes and a fabulous view characterise this skiing area.
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Also a gondola ride has got much to offer.. sit back, relax and enjoy the panorama.
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Skiarena Klausberg, what a pleasure.
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Jumps, rails and many other elements are offered for snowboarders by the skiing area Klausberg Skiarena.
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video : Family Park on Mt. Klausberg

PLEASE NOTE: THE KLAUSBERG SKIARENA IS CURRENTLY CLOSED AND REOPENS FOR THE 2026/27 WINTER SEASON.

The Klausberg skiing area in the heart of the Valle Aurina in Cadipietra attracts alpine skiing enthusiasts both thanks to its spectacular view of the more than 3,000 m high summits and its numerous ski slopes suitable for skiers of all levels.

The highest cable car of South Tyrol, a snowpark with halfpipe for snowboarders, Klausilandia and a ski park for children await you here. Klausi the marmot offers various attractions for children including a magical carpet, a Klausi-express, a snow igloo, the castle of Klausi, slides, the witche's slalom and much more. Parents can undertake thrilling descents along the most difficult slopes of the area such as the Hexenschuss, Hühnerspiel Steilhang, Steinhaus and Sattelhorn while the children are playing with Klausi.

Ski fun is guaranteed from December to Easter thanks to the eight modern ski lifts and 32 kilometres of ski slopes which can also be besnowed artificially. Popular refreshment points in the area are malga Niederhofer, ristorante Almboden and Weissenbachl where you can taste delicious local food.

On Tuesday evenings the Klausberg Skiarena organises sledging evenings along the longest night slope of South Tyrol (5 km). If you purchase the night ticket the number of descents you can undertake is unlimited. Do not miss an evening at the Hexenkessel, a famous Après ski pub near the valley station.

Altitude: 950 - 2,510 m a.s.l.
Km of slopes: 46,5 km (13,7 km easy, 26,3 km medium, 6,5 km difficult)
Lift facilities: 11 cable cars
Ski carousel (ski pass): SkiWorld Valle Aurina
sledge runs: 3 runs (Alpine coaster Klausberg-Flitzer / sledge run Klausberg, 5 km / sledge run Kottersteg-San Giovanni, 6.2 km)
Cross-country ski track: 51 km of cross-country ski tracks in the Valle Aurina