in the Schladming-Dachstein region
Hiking through the snow in the enchanting winter landscapes of Ramsau am Dachstein
Strap on your snowshoes and leave your tracks on a pristine blanket of snow.
In winter, our town of Ramsau is a paradise for those seeking peace and quiet. Relax with long walks and gentle hikes through the beautiful winter landscape.
SNOWSHOEING & SKI TOURING AT THE 4-STAR HOTEL ANNELIES
- Free snowshoes and poles
- Personalized assistance and tips for planning your ski tour
- Drying Room for Your Ski Boots
- A fully equipped ski waxing room, e .g., with a waxing table and an iron
- Ski storage rooms, for the safe and secure storage of your touring ski gear
Experience the magic of winter up close—on our weekly snowshoe hikes with guide Ewald, who will take you to the most beautiful spots in Ramsau.
SKI TOURING IN RAMSAU AM DACHSTEIN
Ramsau am Dachstein, set against the impressive peaks of the Dachstein, is a true ski touring paradise. All tours require thorough planning—which is why we recommend being accompanied by a ski and mountain guide who knows the area well!
- Ski Tour – Dachsteinhaus
- Ski Tour – Brandalm
- Ski Tour – Südwandhütte
- Ski Tour – Sulzenhals, Rötelstein Route
- Ski Tour – Sulzenhals Route via Windlegerscharte
- Ski Tour – Sulzenhals “Tor” Route
- Ski Tour – Hunerkogel / Dachsteinwarte
- Ski Tour – Dachstein Crossing (Austria’s National Ski Tour)
- Ski Tour – Gjaidstein Circuit
- Ski Tour – Sinabell Guttenberghaus
- Ski Tour – The Classic “Über den Stein” Tour
- Ski Tour – Ski Crossing Through the Notgasse to Gröbming
- Ski Tour – Dachstein, Edelgrieß, and Kraml-Lahn
- Kraml-Lahn via the Ski Trail and Brandriedel
Starting at the Dachstein Cable Car’s mountain station at 2,700 meters, the ski tour leads across the vast Dachstein Plateau to Obertraun. The 25-kilometer route, consisting mostly of downhill runs, winds through unspoiled nature.
Ski Touring Tip: Edelgrieß Descent
Like all other Dachstein tours, the Edelgrieß tour requires thorough planning (weather, map, route description, etc.).
That’s why it’s recommended to be accompanied by a mountain or ski guide who knows the area well!


















