The view sweeps from the world of the 3000 metre peaks deep into the Nockberge mountains. An entire town lies at the feet of winter guests, and those who learn to ski in the Goldeck ski area can set their sights high. Ambitious skiers can ski off-piste here and take the longest black piste in the Alps as a bonus on the way back down to the valley.
The youngest ones float up the mountain in the gondola in the morning. The ski day couldn't start in a more exciting way. The Kinderland in the Goldeck ski area is located at almost 1,800 metres above sea level, guaranteeing snow-sure first attempts on skis. A magic carpet and two drag lifts make the ascent easier. The area is also popular with those returning to the sport. There are even special ski pass rates for training sessions in the Kinderland.
During the promotional period from 7 January 2025 until the end of the season, children up to the age of 14 (born 2010 and younger) can ski for free on Sportberg Goldeck. To purchase the free ski tickets, the family must book their stay at one of the partner businesses and at least one parent must purchase a ski pass for the Sportberg Goldeck. Children under the age of 6 (born in 2019 and younger) generally ski for free on the slopes. The only exception: a low-cost ski ticket must be purchased for the ski course, which also includes insurance cover.
Between a quick espresso stop in a café in the town and your first turns in the snow, it may be 20 minutes. The ski area is also easily accessible by ski bus from the towns around Lake Millstätter See. It's not just children who feel at home here. The Goldeck sports mountain also has something to offer lovers, ski pros and all those who feel at home in open terrain.
