Location: Bad Hofgastein
Top Things to do in Bad Hofgastein
- 1. Bad Hofgastein Ski Resort
- 2. Bad Gasteiner Wasserfall
- 3. Skigebiet Grossarltal-Dorfgastein
- 4. Stubnerkogel Suspension Bridge
- 5. Tourismusverband Grossarltal
- 6. Ski, Berge & Thermen Gastein
- 7. Gasteiner Bergbahnen
- 8. Burg Klammstein
- 9. Alpen Kurpark Bad Hofgastein
- 10. Gasteiner Edelbrennerei Durzbauer
10 Things to Do in Bad Hofgastein That You Shouldn't Miss
Bad Hofgastein (Austro-Bavarian: Hofgoschdei) is a market town in the district of St. Johann im Pongau, in the Austrian state of Salzburg. The spa town is located in the Gastein Valley, a large ski resort belonging to the Ski Amadé network.
Restaurants in Bad Hofgastein
1. Bad Hofgastein Ski Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By muzha D - Tirana, Albania
We stayed at the Alte Post Hotel .Perfect place for relax ,swimming pool ,perfect place for ski and hiking, everthing was perfect there.Very good food , nice hotel nice people everywhere
Perfect weather and the air was clean.
Bad Hofgastein was really a perfect place for holiday
I will definitely come back again.
2. Bad Gasteiner Wasserfall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Cjay407 - Dorchester, United Kingdom
Seen this waterfall several times and it always amazes me the power of the water, it is an incredible site especially after a heavy snow fall. Nearby Bad Gastein centre is a little derelict but after the sale of 3 of the main buildings hopefully we will soon new life there very soon.
3. Skigebiet Grossarltal-Dorfgastein
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By TRIPSPJLEE - Purmerend
Skigebiet Grossarltal-Dorfgastein offer great skiing possibilities with mostly red slopes, however there are plenty of Blue decents too. Not many Black slopes. Lift capacity is perfect , never had to wait for more then 3 minutes. Excellent restaurants and bars on the slopes
4. Stubnerkogel Suspension Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 316 reviews
Reviewed By AlanEdwads - Warwickshire, UK
Good to walk across the full length of the bridge before skiing back to Bad Gastein. Great views of Mountains in the area and a birds eye view of the red runs below that lead to Angertal.
5. Tourismusverband Grossarltal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
The Grossarltal is also known as the Valley of Mountain Huts due to its density of mountain huts. In summer, about 40 farmed mountain huts and 400 km of sign-posted hiking paths invite for hiking and mountaineering. But also mountain bikers, nature lovers and connoisseurs will find their paradise here. In winter, the Grossarltal is dedicated to skiing - skiing on the Grosarltal-Dorfgastein ski area, in Ski amade - Austria's greatest skiing pleasure. In addition, there are numerous offers off the slopes, such as ski touring, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, tobogganing or wellness. Enjoy holiday happiness for all seasons in Grossarltal, the valley of Mountain Huts, in the province of Salzburg.
Reviewed By natLancsEngland - lancs england
grossarl what a beautiful place ,picture perfect lots of things to do with the kids from mountain trekking to lake swimming . the majority of mountain huts had activities for the children ie go carts or small activity parks while the grownups sat back with a beer enjoying the view. a trip to the Grossglockner is a must lots of stop off points to take photos and enjoy the view We had a great holiday here and will be back
6. Ski, Berge & Thermen Gastein
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By izret - Brno, Czech Republic
Well, that is why I dislike skiing in Austria, almost every time bad weather, overpriced skipasses and, compared to Italy or France, very, very dangerous pistas, I mean, no safety nets around them, even the curve surounded with big trees, shame, for that portion of money? But advanced skiers are on good place, very good cuisine at the restaurants.
7. Gasteiner Bergbahnen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Andy L
We last came here 6 years ago and are back in 2016. Back in 2010 it was in desperate need of updating. Sadly it appears nothing has been done and there has been no reinvestment in the lift infrastructure in a very long time compared with others outside the Gastein region.
Consequently expect long queues, closures in windy conditions and slow ascents.
8. Burg Klammstein
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By TomasGozdal - Prague, Czech Republic
The oldest historical monument guiding the entrance to Gastein valley on small hill with own parking. Well jard restaured from the ruins. It's just a one tower for 15 minuts to visit but of four floors full of things related to the history of this building and their owners as well as from Gastein valley. Nice views to valley from gallery on the top. Racy willing custodian speak only german. It's a shame that Gastein turistic centre don't make them at least papers with simple translations in English as well as the web pages mutation or put the night lights as is at historical monuments usual. At the end you can take something to drink and to eat at enjoing tavern.
9. Alpen Kurpark Bad Hofgastein
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By belatakats - Sydney, Australia
A large park just behind the Alpentheme Resort and Information centre - which has a map of the area - first time in gastein area to find a map.
This park has wooden bed like seats in the shade - plenty of benches. Has a big pond with ducks, a small pool with Fountain in centre. Area to play chess. Great for picnics and for kids to run free.
10. Gasteiner Edelbrennerei Durzbauer
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Anna K - Berlin, Germany
Try their local specialty - Zirbenschnaps. Made from the cones of the local tree species - the stone pine. Unique and tasty.
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