Parking space for free
P2 lower terminus at Harschbichl Gondola
P1 Hochfeld lifts
P3 Baumoos lift
Eichenhof
Penzing Oberndorf

reduction for children
Children under 6 years (incl. 2007) accompanied by somebody are FREE
Children between age group 2006 and 1997 receive the children price

reduction for youths
Youths between age group 1994 and 1996 receive the youth price after showing their pass.

reduction for invalids persons, who have reduced earning capacity of more than 70 %, receive the cheaper price after showing their pass.

Mixed price account Between peak and low season you receive mixed prices.

Key Card deposit € 2,00
A refund of key cards, which are undamaged, functional and from the latest season, are guarandeed at our cash desks. We apologize for any inconvenience, that a refund for older key card generations can not be guaranteed due to the technical development.

Cash Desk Opening Hours daily from 08:15 a.m. until 04:30 p.m. (see endorsement at every cash desk)

All cards, day cards and lift passes are not transferable from person to person. Misuse will result in the pass being withdrawn and a fine of 100.- Euro per day and possible proceedings.

Exchange/replacement of lift passes
We regret that the exchange of one type of lift pass for another, or the extension or amendment of the period covered by the pass, is not possible. Similarly, lost lift passes cannot be replaced. We ask for your understanding in this matter.

Refund of lift pass in case of skiing accident
A lift pass will be refunded only in the event of a skiing accident, and only on production of a skiing accident, and only on production of a certificate from a local doctor. The lift pass should however be returned to the station from which it war purchased. The dayw chargeable on the card will be from the day of issue until its return to the station which issued it.

Ski-lift rules
Within the checking areas, please wear your lift pass or points card so that it is clearly visible to the checking staff. We would also ask you to comply with the requests of our lift staff. The lift pass will be withdrawn from anyone who offends. The general rules for use of the lifts are displayed at the bottom of every lift.

Piste markings
Pistes are marked with a circular sign, colour-coded according to difficulty, and each piste is numbered. Pistes in higher areas are also marked along both edges with arrows sloping inwards and down. You are strongly advised not to leave the piste, because of avalanche danger and the risk of getting lost. If you do leave the piste, you do so entirely at your own risk. The panorama boards in the valley show open or closed installations and pistes. The operators reserve the right to close pistes and installations. In such event, there can be no claim for compensation or extension to the lift pass for unforseen departure. Similarly, when installations are non-operational as a consequence act of God or technical breakdown, there can be no compensation for non-use of cards.

Safety information
Except on marked pistes, skiing trough the woods and sapling plantations is strictly forbidden. In addition to the "closed" sign on the panorama boards at the valley stations of the lifts, closed pistes are marked at their start by this sign. For safety reasons skiing on officially closed pistes is absolutely forbidden.

Piste checks
The piste-and-rescue service patrols only on open, marked pistes. The last patrol is made immediately after the last ascent of each lift. Please note that the patrol does not check mountain huts.

Accidents - what to do?
We wish you an active, healthy and enjoyable skiing holiday. However, just in case you should come across an accident, here are a few tips:

• First Aid for the injured person: most important: keep them warm!
• Mark the area above the injured person clearly, to warn other skiers.
• Never leave the injured person alone. Send someone, if possible an experienced skier, with exact details of the location of the accident, to the valley station of the nearest lift where the staff will take the report.
• Never move injured persons yourself!
• Transport (rescue sledge, helicopter), is at the injured party's own expense.

Emergency number: 140
Rescue: 144
Police: 133