212 / 219 / 219a · The Asitz opening
These are the first piste numbers in the official Leogang round. They connect the Asitzbahn and Asitzgipfelbahn portions before the circuit continues with the Asitzkogelbahn towards the next mountain crossing.
Ski route in the Skicircus / Saalbach
Leogang-Runde
From the Asitz to Saalbach, with a mountain crossing on the way back.
Discover the Leogang-Runde from the Asitzbahn via Kohlmais and Schattberg. Explore its pistes, connecting lifts and return route to Leogang in the app.
For skiers comfortable on blue valley runs who want to explore the Asitz, Kohlmais and Schattberg sides from a base in Leogang.
- km of pistes · official circuit
- 26
- lifts · official circuit
- 11
- Pistes & level
- Blue pistes
01 / Get to know the route
From the Asitz to Saalbach, with a mountain crossing on the way back.
Starting in Leogang gives this round a different rhythm. The Asitzbahn takes you into the mountain sector above the village, then the route reaches towards Schönleiten and Kohlmais before dropping into Saalbach. You experience several sides of the Skicircus while keeping Leogang as your base.
The official Leogang-Runde covers approximately 26 km and uses eleven lifts. Its published itinerary follows blue pistes, linking the Asitz sector with Saalbach before crossing the Schattberg and returning through Schönleiten to Leogang. It is a varied outing with a clear purpose to each mountain crossing.
Official circuit information
Screenshots show the routes in Ski In Ski Route.
02 / Route stages
Follow the ski circuit
From one mountain sector to the next: follow the pistes and lifts of the official ski circuit.
From Leogang onto the Asitz
Begin with the Asitzbahn and piste 212. The Asitzgipfelbahn 8er gives access to pistes 219 and 219a, followed by the Asitzkogelbahn 8er. The circuit then follows pistes 222 and 164 towards the Saalbach side.
- Pistes
- 212 · 219 · 219a · 222 · 164
- Lifts
- Asitzbahn · Asitzgipfelbahn 8er · Asitzkogelbahn 8er
Kohlmais to Saalbach
The Schönleiten 6er connects the round to the Kohlmais side. Follow pistes 166 and 152 towards Saalbach. This valley descent brings you to the transition between the outward and return parts of the circuit.
- Pistes
- 166 · 152
- Lifts
- Schönleiten 6er
The Schattberg crossing
Climb with the Schattberg X-press and follow pistes 2 and 2a towards Jausern. The Schönleitenbahn then takes you back uphill. Saalbach is an intermediate stop on the round, with further lifts still needed to return to Leogang.
- Pistes
- 2 · 2a
- Lifts
- Schattberg X-press · Schönleitenbahn
Back towards Leogang
From the Schönleitenbahn, the published itinerary uses piste 162 and the Polten 8er. Piste 222 leads to the Muldenbahn 8er, followed by pistes 215, 206, 205 and 203 on the final Leogang section.
- Pistes
- 162 · 222 · 215 · 206 · 205 · 203
- Lifts
- Polten 8er · Muldenbahn 8er
03 / Pistes
Pistes along the route
166 / 152 · The Kohlmais descent
These two piste numbers identify the official route into Saalbach after the Schönleiten 6er. They are useful reference points when approaching the village and the next ascent with the Schattberg X-press.
215 / 206 / 205 / 203 · The return
The official closing sequence runs through these Leogang pistes after the Muldenbahn 8er. Knowing the final numbers helps you distinguish your return route from other descents around the Asitz.
Numbered pistes on the official circuit
- 212
- 219
- 219a
- 222
- 164
- 166
- 152
- 2
- 2a
- 162
- 215
- 206
- 205
- 203
04 / Lifts
Lifts and connections
- Asitzbahn, Asitzgipfelbahn & Asitzkogelbahn
- These three lift connections form the opening Leogang sector. They take the route from the valley towards the crossing to the Saalbach side.
- Schönleiten 6er, Schattberg X-press & Schönleitenbahn
- These lifts connect the Kohlmais and Schattberg portions of the outing with the return crossing.
- Polten 8er & Muldenbahn 8er
- These are important names to recognise when tracing the route back towards Leogang after the Schönleitenbahn ascent.
Lifts on the official circuit
- Asitzbahn
- Asitzgipfelbahn 8er
- Asitzkogelbahn 8er
- Schönleiten 6er
- Schattberg X-press
- Schönleitenbahn
- Polten 8er
- Muldenbahn 8er
05 / Tips
Plan your ski day
Keep the return connections in mind
Reaching Saalbach puts you partway through the route. Check the lift status and operating hours for the return through Schönleiten, Polten and Muldenbahn before taking a long break.
Choose your Leogang starting lift
The official circuit starts with the Asitzbahn. The resort also identifies the Steinbergbahn as an alternative entry. Check the map to see how your chosen starting lift joins the round and how you will return afterwards.
06 / Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Is the official Leogang-Runde entirely on blue pistes?
The official circuit information classifies the Leogang-Runde as 100% blue and lists approximately 26 km of pistes with eleven lifts. The descriptions here follow the official sequence.
Which lift is the starting point in Leogang?
The published itinerary starts at the Asitzbahn. The resort also names the Steinbergbahn as an alternative entry point. Choose the lift that fits your location and check its connection on the official map.
How do I open the Leogang-Runde in Ski In Ski Route?
Select Saalbach as the ski area, open Suggested routes and choose Leogang-Runde. The Skicircus routes are grouped under Saalbach, including routes starting in Leogang.