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Alpine reservoirs in Kaprun

Alpine reservoirs in Kaprun

The perfect symbiosis between nature and technology is located at over 2,000 metres above sea level, amidst the Hohe Tauern National Park.

There’s much to discover: the Lärchwand Inclined Lift (Europe’s largest open inclined elevator), dam tours, adventure world of power, an adventure trail with game stations, and much more.

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Dutch week
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Dutch week
This is the eleventh time that Saalbach Hinterglemm is holding the ”Dutchweek”.From 13 - 21 March 2027, our winter guests  will be taking over the pistes and huts again with cool international sounds and non-stop party fun during the “Dutchweek”. We are celebrating the dutch week in our legendary nightclub "Castello" as well as in the 2020 - Bar & Lounge and in Soul House.Different side events are perfect activities for a proper long party weekend.
13.03. - 21.03.2027
Mountain Attack
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Mountain Attack
Mountain Attack starts 15 January 2027 for the 29th time!  Ski tourers will get a real thrill from the “nighttime attacks” on Saalbach Hinterglemm’s mountains while they overcome 6 summits and an altitude of 3,008 metres stretching 40 km for the marathon.
15.01.2027
Tower Suite Deluxe
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Tower Suite Deluxe
Modern, spacious bedroom with king size bed, living area with seat bar, leather couch and fauteuilles, and balcony.Further equipment: Bathroom with rain shower Double bath tub Light therapy and radio Separate toilet Bath robe, slippers and swim bag hair dryer Radio with iPod docking station, TV Minibar, coffee- / tea station Room safe, telephone and free WIFI
01.01.2024 - 01.01.2028
Dutch week - DUPLICATION
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Dutch week - DUPLICATION
Fieberbrunn is the only spot of the SWATCH Freeride World Tour in Austria and Germany. The world's best freeriders have to climb to the top of the Wildseelder in around 40 minutes before they drop their lines from the start at an altitude of 2.118 m. From the Contest Village at Lärchfilzkogel, spectators watch the spectacular runs. This event is definetly a MUST SEE! 
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