Your way to
your feel-good hotel

The Breitlehenalm is easy to reach from all directions. Our hotel is located right next to the Schaidberg 6-seater chairlift at car park 7. So that you arrive relaxed, here is an overview of the various ways of getting here:

Arriving by electric car: e-charging station right at the hotel
For a relaxed and sustainable journey, our guests have an e-charging station right at the hotel at their disposal. While you enjoy your stay, your electric vehicle can be charged conveniently. We are happy to provide information on use, availability and current charging rates when you book or directly at reception. In addition, you will find further public charging stations and fast chargers in the immediate vicinity, offering you extra flexibility during your stay.

Arriving by Postbus:
Postbus

Arriving by train:
Radstadt railway station (approx. 20 km away) ÖBB
Continue by bus or taxi to Obertauern

Arriving by plane:
Salzburg Airport (90 km)
Munich Airport (220 km)
Klagenfurt Airport (140 km)

Shared taxi & shuttle service from Salzburg Airport directly to the hotel in Obertauern: shared taxi or shuttle service

Guest Mobility Ticket in SalzburgerLand: with the Guest Mobility Ticket you enjoy maximum mobility throughout your entire stay in SalzburgerLand – convenient, sustainable and without a car. The ticket is already valid for your journey into SalzburgerLand and allows you to use all public transport. Whether city bus, regional bus, S-Bahn, regional or long-distance train or the Salzburg Verkehr shuttles – with just one ticket you travel flexibly throughout the whole province. You receive your personal Guest Mobility Ticket easily at check-in or before your arrival via pre-check-in. The ticket is available digitally for your wallet or as a PDF. You will find further information on the scope of services and the costs at the following link.

Breitlehenalm Ski Depot Deluxe – rendering with heated lockers (2026 rebuild)

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The Lürzer family across four generations