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Bruck and Fusch are close to the ski areas in Zell am See and Kaprun. Our free ski buses take you directly to the cable cars conveniently. The ski areas are characterized by their extremely high snow. On the Schmittenhöhe already 90% of the slopes are artificially snowed. Kitzsteinhorn prevail from autumn to late spring perfect skiing conditions, primarily through natural snow.
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The ski bus from Bruck and Fusch goes directly to the ski area of the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See, from where you can also reach the ski circus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. In addition, we offer a ski bus line that leads directly to the Maiskogel in Kaprun. Thanks to the K-onnection cable...
The ski bus from Bruck and Fusch goes directly to the ski area of the Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See, from where you can also reach the ski circus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. In addition, we offer a ski bus line that leads directly to the Maiskogel in Kaprun. Thanks to the K-onnection cable car you can easily reach the Kitzsteinhorn from the center. The villages of Bruck and Fusch are therefore the perfect starting points to enjoy the surrounding ski areas.
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Ski Dome Kaprun
Vintersport -
Hervis Sportgeschäft Skiverleih Kaprun
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Bründl Sports Maiskogelbahn Talstation
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Bründl Sports Kitzsteinhorn Alpincenter
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Wanderparadies Uttendorf - Weissee
Bergssporter / Cykelsport -
Winteraktivitäten Uttendorf - Weissee
Vintersport -
SkiPro Zell am See
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Hervis Sportgeschäft Skiverleih Zell am See
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Bründl Sports Schmittenhöhebahn Talstation
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Bründl Sports CityXpress Talstation
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Bründl Sports AreitXpress Talstation
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VIP Paragliding Zell am See
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