Feuerkogel

As part of the Höllengebirge, the Feuerkogel offers numerous hiking opportunities in summer. In winter, the Feuerkogel is a top address for families, beginners and "old ski bunnies".

The viewing platform on the Alberfeldkogel, the impressive Europakreuz, the mountain pine labyrinth and the via ferrata impress families, sports enthusiasts and those with a head for heights in summer.

In winter, you can experience a true winter sports paradise with family-friendly pistes, modern snow-making facilities, snowshoe and ski touring trails and dragon Franzi's kinderland. This supporting programme is rounded off by a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view and traditional delicacies from the mountain restaurants.

Feuerkogel family ski region

Winter adventure for the whole family

Modern lifts, family-friendly pistes and a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountain and lake landscape invite you to linger on the Feuerkogel. High above Lake Traunsee, the family ski region leaves nothing to be desired.

At 1,600 metres above sea level, the Feuerkogel offers a skiing paradise for young and old, winter fun for beginners and pros and something for the sporty and the leisurely. For all those who are looking for a winter sports experience away from the ski pistes, the Feuerkogel offers numerous snowshoe trails as well as opportunities for ski tourers. Franzi's Dragonpark and the ski school on site are particularly popular with children and beginners.

Hiking region Feuerkogel

Hiking on Upper Austria's sunniest high plateau

The Feuerkogel, Upper Austria's sunniest high plateau in Ebensee am Traunsee, offers 360-degree panoramic views of the Dachstein and the lake region, rustic alpine huts and countless hiking routes.

With more than 50 kilometres of hiking trails for families, groups and mountain enthusiasts, the Feuerkogel has something for everyone. Sporty hikers in particular will get their money's worth on the HTL Wels via ferrata, while leisurely hikers can enjoy a fantastic view from the impressive Europe Cross and the Alberfeldkogel. Longer tours to the Großer Höllkogel or the Riederhütte are also the starting point for a crossing of the Höllengebirge.