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The Zwölferkogel is one of the most striking peaks in the Glemm Valley, rising 1,984 meters above the popular resort of Hinterglemm. From its summit, visitors can enjoy impressive panoramic views stretching from the Kitzbühel Alps to the Hohe Tauern. Thanks to the cable car, panoramic trail, and well-marked hiking trails, the Zwölferkogel is a versatile destination with magnificent views, ideal for both leisurely excursions and strenuous tours.

At 2,096 meters, the Schattberg West Summit is the highest point on the Schattberg ridge and offers a magnificent panorama of the surrounding mountains of the Kitzbühel Alps and the Hohe Tauern. Whether on foot or by bike, the summit is a popular destination and rewards visitors with panoramic views all the way to the Großglockner. The wide, open summit area invites you to linger and enjoy the high-alpine atmosphere.

Nice flowing line down to Saalbach

Nice flowing trail from Kohlmaiskopf down towards Saalbach

Here you can already look forward to the 2025 World Ski Championships.

The Hacklberg Trail is probably the most legendary trail in the Alps – mountain bike history was and is being written here. The Hacklberg Trail in Saalbach Hinterglemm can be easily reached via the SchattbergXpress and a short ascent to the west summit. It starts off smoothly – slightly wavy over alpine meadows and always in a constant and wavy up and down, back and forth. It seems that the natural flow trail was invented here. At least that's how it feels. The gradient gives mountain bikers a pleasant speed that is suitable for the Signature Trail. In 2014 the second part of the trail below the Hacklberg-Alm was opened. Here it is wavy and with numerous berms through the forest. You have found your own language and thus the perfect extension of the legendary Hacklberg Trail.

Great mountain - hiking in summer and skiing in winter

World Cup races take place regularly on the Zwölferkogel. Therefore, a part is regularly closed off. The Ski World Championships were last held here in 1991. The next then in 2025.