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12 peaks, 5 valleys, and an unforgettable ski adventure

12 Peaks Trophy

The 12 Peaks Trophy is an athletic challenge that takes you over the most beautiful mountain peaks of the region and gives you breathtaking panoramic experiences. If you manage to go up and down all the lifts and slopes belonging to the tour, the coveted 12 Peaks Trophy awaits you at the end of your skiing vacation.

 

To participate in the 12 Peaks Trophy, simply register on skiline.cc and leave your ski pass number there. You can see which slopes and cable cars you still have to ski on the Skiline portals (f.e. Skiline terminal) to be able to pick up the coveted Trophy at the end of the day. This is in the form of a badge (contribution towards expenses 1.50 euros) or a sticker at the lift ticket office.

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The ultimate
Skiing experience

Twelve Peaks

  1. Gernkogel, 1787m
  2. Hirschkogel, 1755m
  3. Sonntagskogel, 1850m
  4. Spathkogel, 1813m
  5. Grafenberg, 1702m
  6. Grießenkar, 1890m
  7. Toplinger Berg, 1980m
  8. Mooskopf, 1980m
  9. Family Berg, 1793m
  10. Rosskopf, 1929m
  11. Gamskogel, 2188m
  12. Tauernkar, 1890m

Three Trophies

BLACK Trophy

finish the 12 PEAKS
in one day

RED Trophy

finish the 12 PEAKS
in two days

BLUE Trophy

finish the 12 PEAKS
in two or more days

10.000 vertical meters

Alpendorf/St. Johann

  • 6er Gondelbahn Alpendorf – St. Johann 36
  • 6er Sesselbahn Obergassalm 35
  • 8er Sesselbahn Strassalm 33
  • 6er Sesselbahn Hirschkogel 31
  • 6er Sesselbahn Sonntagskogel 3 30

Wagrain

  • 8er Sesselbahn Sonntagskogel 2 26
  • 6er Sesselbahn Sonntagskogel 1 25
  • 6er Sesselbahn Hachau 24
  • 6er Sesselbahn Grafenberg Express 2 23
  • Pendelbahn G-Link 20
  • 10er Gondelbahn Flying Mozart 2 17
  • 4er Sesselbahn Topliner 14

Flachau

  • 6er Sesselbahn Spacejet 1 5
  • 6er Sesselbahn Spacejet 2 6
  • 8er Sesselbahn Spacejet 3 7
  • 10er Gondelbahn Panorama Link 19

Kleinarl

  • 10er Gondelbahn Panorama Link 29
  • 6er Sesselbahn Champion Shuttle 27
  • 6er Lumberjack Shuttle 28

Flachauwinkl

  • 6er Sesselbahn Powder Shuttle 25
  • 6er Sesselbahn Family Shuttle 23
  • 6er Sesselbahn Sunshine Shuttle 22
  • 8er Gondelbahn Highliner 1 15
  • 6er Sesselbahn Highliner 2 14

Zauchensee

  • 8er Gondelbahn Rosskopf 1
  • 6er Sesselbahn Gamskogel 1 4
  • 6er Sesselbahn Gamskogel 2 5
  • 6er Sessel bahn Tauernkar 8

Route & Lifts

12 peaks, 30 lifts, 46 km of slopes on 21 ski runs – that’s the 12 Peaks Trophy! Can you manage them in one day?

The 12 Peaks Trophy is signposted in the ski area, so you can find your way around easily. To help you find the way, you can also use the Ski amadé Guide App, which always tells you exactly where you are in the ski area. If you would rather get an idea in advance, then just take a look at our piste map.

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Suggested routes

Suggested route from St. Johann/ Alpendorf

Alpendorf Gondola >> Obergassalmbahn >> Hirschkogelbahn >> Sonntagskogelbahn 3 >> Sonntagskogelbahn 1 >> Hachaubahn >> G-Link Wagrain >> Flying Mozart 2 >> Spacejet 1 >> Spacejet 2 >> Spacejet 3 >> Topliner >> Kogelalm >> Panorama Link >> Champion Shuttle >> Lumberjack Shuttle >> Bus >> Highliner 1 >> Highliner 2 >> Tauernkarbahn >> Gamskogel 1 >> Gamskogel 2 >> Rosskopfbahn >> Bus >> Sunshine Shuttle >> Family Shuttle >> Powder Shuttle >> Panorama Link >> G-Link Wagrain >> Grafenberg-Express 2 >> Sonntagskogelbahn 2 >> Strassalmbahn

Suggested route from Zauchensee

Tauernkarbahn >> Gamskogel 1 >> Gamskogel 2 >> Rosskopfbahn >> Bus >> Sunshine Shuttle >> Family Shuttle >> Powder Shuttle >> Panorama Link >> G-Link Wagrain >> Grafenberg-Express 2 >> Sonntagskogelbahn 2 >> Strassalmbahn >> Gondelbahn Alpendorf >> Obergassalmbahn >> Hirschkogelbahn >> Sonntagskogelbahn 3 >> Sonntagskogelbahn 1 >> Hachaubahn >> G-Link Wagrain >> Flying Mozart 2 >> Spacejet 1 >> Spacejet 2 >> Spacejet 3 >> Topliner >> Kogelalm >> Panorama Link >> Champion Shuttle >> Lumberjack Shuttle >> Bus >> Highliner 1 >> Highliner 2

5 tips for skiing the 12 Peaks Trophy

  • Plan enough time and ski according to your ability and fitness level. This way the ski circuit along the 12 mountain peaks will be a real pleasure for you!
  • You can start from any place in the Heart of Ski amadé. The shortest route, however, is to start in either Alpendorf or Zauchensee and "swing" your way to the opposite village.
  • The 12 Peaks Tour leads over blue and red slopes. You can avoid the 4 black pistes which you pass.
  • Please make sure that you make your way back to your starting point in time. In the afternoon hours there may be waiting times at the lifts connecting the ski mountains.
  • Do you need a break or refreshment in between? Then treat yourself! Along the ski circuit, numerous ski huts tempt you into stopping for a break.

These highlights await you during the 12 Peaks Trophy

St. Johann/Alpendorf

At least one time as fast as Hermann Maier zooming down the slopes? No problem – at the speed check near the Gernkogel in Alpendorf you can ride down the blue slopes in your best “schuss” position and get a photo as proof of this, including your top speed.

Wagrain

Film your descent and have your speed measured at the same time – the Ski Movie at Grafenberg makes it possible.

Flachau

The photo point at the Grießenkar is probably the best panoramic spot in the ski area. Here you have an extensive view of the Alps and can capture it with a photo.

Kleinarl

You don’t shy away from competition with your friends? Then off to the Cross Run, the boarder-cross and ski-cross track, where you can race down the slope at the same time as others.

Flachauwinkl

An absolute must in Flachauwinkl is the snow park Absolut Park. Even if you’re not a freestyler, you’ll be amazed by the cool jumps of the pros, and you’ll be really impressed by the perfectly shaped park. Do you dare…?

Zauchensee

Feel like a ski star on the FIS Women’s World Cup downhill run on the Gamskogel. The Kälberloch run is one of the most demanding runs in the ladies’ ski circus.