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Nassfeld is split into 2 main villages with a sprinkling of other tiny areas. The bigger of the villages is Tröpolach right at the foot of the slopes, and the other option is Sonnenalpe at 1500m. Tröpolach is dominated by the Cube (www.cube-nassfeld.at) which can sleep almost 500 people with mainly cheap but uber cool dorm rooms. The place has a huge nightclub, a 24hr bar and breakfast doesn’t finish until 3pm, so that should give you a good idea of what to expect.

Up on Sonnenalpe there are really just a few nice hotels with bars in them, but it does boast a 2 star Michelin restaurant headed by Austria TV chef Arnold Pucher located in Hotel Wulfenia (www.arnold-pucher.at). So if food’s your thing and you want to drop 200 euros eating 10 courses of dry ice smoking margaritas, test tubes of melted cheese and olive oil butter then you’re in the right spot, just book well before you even head to Nassfeld for any chance of a seat.

Getting to Nassfeld is a doddle, just fly to Klagenfurt airport and it’s a 1hr drive, alternatively get a flight to Venice in Italy.

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Resort Statistics

Lifts

Total Lifts: 30
Gondolas: 5
Chair lifts: 7
Drag lifts: 18
Board Leashes required: No

Mountain

Total ride area: 110km
Longest run: 7.6km

Top lift: 2020
Vertical drop: 1410
First lift: 610

Piste suitability

Green runs: 27%
Red runs: 55%
Black runs: 18%

Lift Passes

	Low Season			High Season
	EUR	GBP	Average	EUR	GBP	Average
Day Pass	37.00	30.25	-2%	40.00	32.70	-4%
6-Day Pass	179.00	146.35	1%	194.00	158.61	-4%

	EUR	GBP	Average
Season Pass:	410.00	335.22	-30%

Lift Passes:
35euro/day
169euro/6days
Lift times:[No information]

Snowfall

Artificial snowmaking coverage: 100%

Facilities

Night Riding: : Every Friday 7-9pm from beg Jan to March. 2.2km piste making it the longest floodlit piste in Europe. 10 Euros without day pass, 5 euros with,