Going am Wilden Kaiser
Ski Holidays

Going am Wilden Kaiser skiing is great for...

Big ski area

Families

Beginners

Intermediates

Snowboarders

Traditional charm

Welcome to Going am Wilden Kaiser Ski Resort

Hey, can we let you in on a little secret? Going am Wilden is a little-known gem that’s great for families wanting to escape the crowds. You’ll have direct access to the vast SkiWelt skiing area from this charming Austrian village. And views of the Kaiser mountain range are spellbinding. So what are you waiting for?

Newbies will love the sweeping blues, and hot shots can hit the steep blacks. Or if you’re up for a really big day out, take on the Kaiser Circuit - this epic 88km route is said to be the longest in the world. Go on, you won’t regret it!

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

798m

Total Piste KM

244km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

620m-1869m

Going am Wilden Kaiser ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 244km

Beginner(Distance: 114km)

8/10

Intermediate(Distance: 120km)

7/10

Advanced(Distance: 10km)

6/10

Best time to ski in Going am Wilden Kaiser

Going’s lifts open from December to April, but for the best chance of fresh snow, head here mid to late January. Or, you want to treat the kids to a Christmas to remember, Going really turns on the festive cheer in December. Market stalls are crammed full of shiny gifts, and fairy lights twinkle. Simply magic! For a good deal, try late March and April. Fresh dumps are less frequent, but with over 1,8000 snow-making machines across the Wilden Kaiser region, you can still shred some peachy powder.

Things to do in Going am Wilden Kaiser

It’s not all about skiing here in Going - there are plenty of other activities to try too. A highlight is the Astberg toboggan run which treats you to 4.5 kilometres of pure downhill adrenaline. Or why not test your skills on the ice rink - are you the epitome of Torvill and Dean or more Bambi on ice?! For something more relaxing, cosy up on the back of a horse-drawn sleigh and take in the spectacular views. In the evenings, the atmosphere is super chilled. So, kick back, enjoy a glass of Glühwein (aka mulled wine), and share stories about your adventures on the pistes.