122a / 122 / 123 / 124 · Reckmoos and Hochhörndl
These piste numbers define the official approach to the TirolS crossing. Piste 122a comes before the Hochhörndl ascent, followed by the 122, 123 and 124 sequence towards the next connection.
Ski route in the Skicircus / Saalbach
Tirol-Runde
Cross between Tyrol and Salzburg, with Fieberbrunn as your starting point.
Discover the Tirol-Runde via Reckmoos, TirolS and Bernkogel. Explore the pistes and lifts connecting Fieberbrunn with Saalbach in Ski In Ski Route.
For confident skiers who enjoy red pistes and want to connect Fieberbrunn with the Reiterkogel and Bernkogel sides of the Skicircus.
- km of pistes · official circuit
- 22
- lifts · official circuit
- 14
- Pistes & level
- Blue and red pistes
01 / Get to know the route
Cross between Tyrol and Salzburg, with Fieberbrunn as your starting point.
The Tirol-Runde makes the connection between Fieberbrunn and the Saalbach side the centrepiece of your ski day. Starting with the Streubödenbahn, the official circuit crosses Reckmoos and continues via Hochhörndl and TirolS towards Reiterkogel and Bernkogel.
The published circuit covers approximately 22 km and uses 14 lifts. Its piste mix is predominantly red, with blue sections linking parts of the outing. You leave the Fieberbrunn side, explore the Salzburg slopes and return through Reckmoos before the final descent on the Doischberg side.
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.
Streuböden to Reckmoos
Start with the Streubödenbahn and piste 110. The Reckmoos Nord lifts supply the next climb, followed by piste 122a towards the Hochhörndl lift. These opening connections establish the route out of Fieberbrunn.
- Pistes
- 110 · 122a
- Lifts
- Streubödenbahn · Reckmoos Nord
Hochhörndl and the TirolS crossing
The Hochhörndl 4er connects the official circuit with pistes 122, 123 and 124. The next major link is TirolS, taking the round onwards towards the Reiterkogel side of the Skicircus.
- Pistes
- 122 · 123 · 124
- Lifts
- Hochhörndl 4er · TirolS
Reiterkogel and Bernkogel
Follow piste 87 to the Wetterkreuz 6er and piste 146. The Bernkogelbahn returns you uphill for another section of 146, then the Bernkogel 6er and piste 148 connect to Reiter-Ost. Pistes 87 and 125 begin the return towards TirolS.
- Pistes
- 87 · 146 · 148 · 125
- Lifts
- Wetterkreuz 6er · Bernkogelbahn · Bernkogel 6er · Reiter-Ost 6er
Return through Reckmoos to Fieberbrunn
Take TirolS and Reckmoos Süd, then follow piste 121. Reckmoos Nord I connects the route to piste 109. The Maiskopf 6er supplies the last ascent before piste 105 and the finish in Fieberbrunn.
- Pistes
- 121 · 109 · 105
- Lifts
- TirolS · Reckmoos Süd · Reckmoos Nord · Maiskopf 6er
03 / Pistes
Pistes along the route
87 / 146 / 148 · The Salzburg side
These runs link Reiterkogel Ost and Bernkogel. The circuit uses piste 146 around the Bernkogelbahn before climbing again with the Bernkogel 6er and continuing towards Reiter-Ost.
121 / 109 / 105 · Back to Fieberbrunn
The official return uses piste 121 after Reckmoos Süd, then 109 after Reckmoos Nord I. The Maiskopf lift sets up the last descent on piste 105, bringing the circuit back to the Fieberbrunn side.
Numbered pistes on the official circuit
- 110
- 122a
- 122
- 123
- 124
- 87
- 146
- 148
- 125
- 121
- 109
- 105
04 / Lifts
Lifts and connections
- Streubödenbahn & Reckmoos Nord
- These lifts serve the opening Fieberbrunn part of the circuit. Reckmoos Nord also appears on the return itinerary.
- Hochhörndl 4er & TirolS
- Hochhörndl links the Reckmoos pistes, while TirolS provides the main crossing between the two sides of the round.
- Wetterkreuz, Bernkogel & Reiter-Ost
- This lift chain connects the Salzburg-side pistes before the circuit turns back towards the Tyrolean side.
- Reckmoos Süd & Maiskopf 6er
- Reckmoos Süd forms part of the return connection; Maiskopf is the last lift in the published sequence before piste 105.
Lifts on the official circuit
- Streubödenbahn
- Reckmoos Nord
- Hochhörndl 4er
- TirolS
- Wetterkreuz 6er
- Bernkogelbahn
- Bernkogel 6er
- Reiter-Ost 6er
- Reckmoos Süd
- Maiskopf 6er
05 / Tips
Plan your ski day
Plan the return before crossing
Look at the operating hours and current status of TirolS and the Reckmoos lifts before setting off. Time spent on extra laps or a long lunch affects the options for your return to Fieberbrunn.
Choose the circuit for your skiing level
The official classification is 28% blue and 72% red. Plan this round around confidence on red pistes, and look at the crossing and return sequence on the piste map before heading away from Fieberbrunn.
06 / Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Does the official Tirol-Runde start in Fieberbrunn?
The published itinerary starts with the Streubödenbahn in Fieberbrunn and finishes on piste 105 after the Maiskopf lift. Other entries should be planned using the official piste map.
Which lift connects the Tyrol and Salzburg sides?
TirolS provides the main connection used by this route. The surrounding itinerary also uses Reckmoos, Reiter-Ost and the Bernkogel sector.
How long is the official Tirol-Runde?
The official circuit information gives approximately 22 km of pistes and 14 lifts. Its published classification is 28% blue and 72% red.