Parallel giant slalom & kids’ cross
If you’ve ever wanted to feel the thrill of real racing, this is the perfect spot: At the parallel giant slalom in Warth-Schröcken, skiers and snowboarders compete on a 650-metre course located right beside the Sonnencruiser chairlift.
Exciting hours in the snow guaranteed
From the start house, the course races down toward the finish, weaving past professional flex poles and gate flags. Automatic timekeeping tracks each run from start to finish, recording every new personal best. Whether with family, colleagues, or your ski club, the parallel giant slalom course in Warth-Schröcken promises thrilling hours on the snow.
Pauli's kids’ cross on the Salober mountain
The Sonnencruiser course is a highlight for families and young racers. Winding over gentle rollers and soft curves, it passes through colourful tubes and past high-five stations on the way to the finish. The safely designed track encourages children to enjoy their first racing experience, turning skiing into a memorable and exciting adventure. On your marks, get set, go!
Show kids’ cross course on the interactive map
Here’s what makes the parallel giant slalom and the kids’ cross Salober special:
Whether it’s the thrill of racing or playful adventures, these two fun trails in Warth-Schröcken provide unforgettable experiences for visitors of all ages.
Frequently asked questions about the parallel giant slalom & kids’ cross
The parallel giant slalom is a 650-metre-long race course in the Auenfeld, right next to the Sonnencruiser chairlift. Gate flags, flex poles and timekeeping ensure a real racing feeling.
Every journey is recorded automatically. High-tech timekeeping starts from the starting hut and stops at the finish. The best time is displayed immediately.
No, both courses can be used with the regular ski ticket. Additional registration is not required.
Info about ski tickets in Warth-Schröcken
The parallel giant slalom offers excitement for sporty skiers, families, and groups. It is suitable for intermediate skiers as well as those seeking a challenge at higher speeds.
The kids’ cross is a course with gentle rollers, bends, tunnels and ‘high-five stations.’ It is located at the mountain station of the Sonnencruiser and is especially suitable for children and families.
