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Reserve Ski Passes

Ski/Snowboard Pass Reservation Form

Complete one form for each individual in your party. No payment is due at this time. You will pay in Schladming.

Birthday
Month
Day
Year

Important Information

  • Pass days run consecutively - the days start counting on the pass start date and count down even if you don't use it that day

  • Passes include your access to ground transportation around town as well as the bus and tram to the Dachstein Glacier

  • NEW! The Winter Hiking Pass offers non-skiers access to the lifts and ground transportation for accessing huts, groomed walking trails, and the Dachstein Glacier.

  • You will pay for your Pass at Tauernhof upon arrival in Schladming - please do NOT add money to your registration payment for the ski pass.

Ski/Snowboard Pass Selection

Age Breakdown

  • Adult: Born in 2006 and older

  • Youth: Born between 2007 and 2009

  • Child: Born between 2010 and 2019


Ski/Snowboard Passes

6-Day

  • Adult: €385,00

  • Youth: €289,00

  • Child: €207,00

5-Day

  • Adult: €350,50

  • Youth: €263,00

  • Child: €188,50

4-Day

  • Adult: €290,50

  • Youth: €218,00

  • Child: €156,00

3-Day

  • Adult: €218,50

  • Youth: €164,00

  • Child: €117,50


Winter Hiking Passes

6-Day

  • Adult/Youth: €163,00

  • Child: €82,00

5-Day

  • Adult/Youth: €145,50

  • Child: €72,50

4-Day

  • Adult/Youth: €119,50

  • Child: €59,50

(4-day is the shortest Winter Hiking Pass available)

How many days do you want on your pass?
Ski/Snowboard Pass: Six Days (most common)
Ski/Snowboard Pass: Five Days
Ski/Snowboard Pass: Four Days
Ski/Snowboard Pass: Three Days
Winter Hiking Pass: Six Days
Winter Hiking Pass: Five Days
Winter Hiking Pass: Four Days (fewest days available)
What is your Age category?
Adult
Youth
Child
On what day will you start using your pass?
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday

While we have your attention, help us plan this year's excursions!

In addition to the great outdoor activities offered by Tauernhof (Rodeln, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, etc), we would like to offer an additional excursion or two but would like to know which ones interest you most! Help us plan by ranking your top choices for excursions!

Adventurers will travel by train to Salzburg where they'll have the freedom to explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, stroll historic streets and markets, visit iconic sites like Mozart’s birthplace and Hohensalzburg Fortress, and enjoy classic Austrian cafés and alpine cuisine at their own pace.

Learn more: https://www.hallstatt.net/about-hallstatt/sehenswertes-en-US/

Adventurers will explore Hallstatt, a postcard-perfect lakeside village and UNESCO World Heritage Site, wandering its storybook streets, visiting historic salt-mining sites, and enjoying free time to soak in alpine views from cozy cafés along the water.

Check it out before you rate!!! https://stiftadmont.at/en/about-the-abbey-library/

Adventurers will visit the Admont Abbey Library, the world’s largest monastic library, celebrated for its luminous baroque halls and often cited as inspiration for Beauty and the Beast, before unwinding in Admont village with cozy Styrian cafés and traditional regional cuisine.

Learn more: https://steiner1888.com/en/

Adventurers will visit Steiner 1888 in Mandling to explore its historic factory and flagship store, experience the craftsmanship behind Austria’s iconic boiled-wool garments, and enjoy a traditional schnapps tasting rooted in Alpine hospitality.

Adventurers will stop at the beloved Schladming Slipper Factory, a long-standing favorite of the Ski Adventure, where guests can shop incredible prices on beautifully made, traditional Austrian slippers that are as cozy and durable as they are iconic.

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