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r Internet weather- D | Summit lift I E | Summit lift II camera Winter hiking path J | Lawinenstein Cable Tow r 26 Internet 25 1 weather- C | Lawinenstein camera H | Schneiderkogel 27 17 Legend 23a K | Scharten lift 29 16 Groomed slopes 23b 15 Degrees of Difficulty: 23c r 19 Beginner slopes Intermediate slopes Expert slopes Internet 17 weather- camera 23 1 1 1 Tauplitz valley run/ski path to the valley run F | Krallersee Cable Tow Tauplitzalm 2 Bad Mitterndorf valley run 3 Connection Tauplitz valley run-Bad Mitterndorf MidMiddle station station r Internet 6 Summit station-Tauplitzsee-Großsee ski path Kinderland L | Großsee lifts weather- 23d camera M | Tauplitzsee lift 7 8 Tauplitzsee slopes 6 7 15 9 18 9 10 11 Großsee slopes 27 2 6 11 7 13 23 9 12 Lärchkogel slopes O | MittersteinO | Mitterstein gondola23 12 13 11 10 6 12 Sturzhahn ski trail 21 18 8 10 8 13 Lärchkogel mountain-Großsee lifts 5 4 29 27 Winter hiking path 14 Lärchkogel mountain-Hollhaus parking lot 4 14 I | Lärchkogel lift Lärchenwald ski trail 2 3 G | Hollhaus lift 15 Schneiderkogel-Großsee P Bus 16 17 17 Schneiderkogel slopes P 1 18 Lärchkogel mountain-Lawinenstein Tal 29 Skiweg Talabfahrten 19 Scharten slope 27 21 Hollhaus slope N | Tauplitz run Cable Tow 1 28 2 1 B | TauplitzBergbahn lift/Section Tauplitz II II 23 23a Lawinenstein slopes 23b 23c East slope-Krallersee run /route 23d Lawinenstein ski path to the parking lot/ Hollhaus/valley run 2 3 Tauplitz valley run 25 Lawinenstein summit I 26 Lawinenstein summit lift II 3 27 27 28 29 Mitterstein slopes Middle station Grafenwiese 3 Bus Spechtensee lift-Wörschachwald P Marked ski route, not groomed/controlled ski trail T1 14 Accident reporting stations at all lift stations Defibrillators at Hotel Kirchenwirt, Hierzegger as well as Tauplitz village hall. ski trail T2 For emergencies call 112, mountain rescue 140 AA | | BergbahnTauplitz lift/Section Tauplitz I I Due to uphill sections, this ski path is Tauplitzalm Alpine Road Night tobogganing (floodlit) 1 unfortunately not suitable for snowboarders. Public bus and toll are free with a valid ski pass 2 3 Cross-country trails, connecting path 2 P 4 R | Grafenwiesen lift 15 16 P P Bus Winter hiking paths NEW 1 Grafo’s 17 1 »Respect your boundaries« promotes the »Rules of the Pistes« P41 theme path relationship between people, animals and 5 nature. Thank you for your cooperation. 2 Bad Mitterndorf valley run P Arrival from: Liezen Linz Graz Bad Mitterndorf Tauplitz Vienna A9/S6/A2 4 Arrival from: Maut Bus Bad Aussee P Bad Ischl 3 B145 Salzburg A1 ski trail M1 Kulm ski jumping hill V | Spechtensee lift ski trail M2 Wörschachwald in 6 km B145 ski trail M3 ski trail M6 ski trail M7.

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