Km Piste:	90 (approx)
Gondolas:	2
Chairs:	9
Drags:	6
Snowmaking?	ü
Night Skiing?	x
Piste Map:	Click here
Web sites:	Alpendorf Wagrain
Web cam:	Click here
Favourite Hut:	Hattau

Our Review

The ski resort of Wagrain is split into two areas, Grafenberg and Grießkareck.  They are divided by the village itself and linked by regular ski buses.  The Grafenberg side is linked by piste with Alpendorf and has one access point in Wagrain at the bottom of the Grafenberg gondola.

This is a great ski area if you like to feel like you're going somewhere.  The journey across from the top of the Grafenberg gondola to Alpendorf village provides you with a good days exploration.

There are a good variety of pistes to suit all abilities.  The home run to the base of the Grafenberg gondola is particularly good for views of Wagrain village.  

The ski hut 'Hattau' situated at the bottom of the double Hattau drags is worth a visit for the entertaining host and hearty food.

Getting There from Flachau

Three options:

1) Drive to Wagrain and park up at the base of the Grafenberg gondola.  You could also drive to Alpendorf and start there, but it is not really practical from Flachau.

2) Drop over from Flachau and ski down to the bottom of the Flying Mozart gondola.  From here there are regular ski buses (every 15 mins) that take you across to the bottom of the Grafenberg ski area (5 min trip).   This is a particularly good option as Flachau is a very popular coach destination.  The coaches don't arrive until about 10:00 so make the most of the groomed slopes early on then drop over into Wagrain when it starts to get busy.

3) It is possible to get a bus from Flachau/Reitdorf to Wagrain, but it's not a great option as it takes quite a while and may involve changing buses.  If you don't have a car then #2 is by far your best option.