Embergeralm
Emberger Alm is a small family ski area on the southern side of the Kreuzeckgruppe. It lies between Spittal an der Drau and Lienz.
- Ski-area elevation
- 1,670–2,120 m
- Lifts
- 4
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Emberger Alm is a small family ski area on the southern side of the Kreuzeckgruppe. It lies between Spittal an der Drau and Lienz.
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START HERETake the cable car from Unter dem Birg to Engstligenalp.
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START HEREThe eight-seat Fageralmbahn gondola provides access from the Forstau valley base.
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START HEREThe Am Ried ski lift serves the local slope.
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START HEREBergJet gondola valley station at Tannenboden.
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START HEREThe Chüelmattli lift at Friherrenberg is 815 metres long; this is lift length, not piste length.
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START HEREAn Arrache-mitaines rope tow serves the downhill piste.
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START HEREThe Hornlift is 1,000 metres long and serves a vertical difference of 300 metres.
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START HEREThe eight-person Füssener Jöchle gondola climbs from 1,205 m to 1,821 m above sea level.
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START HEREThe Alpkogelbahn valley station provides access by an eight-person gondola.
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START HERELänggrätli and Kuhberg are ski lifts; Pinocchio is a baby lift.
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