J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RossF

I wouldn't say so, I would go for it...

Infact it doesn't say much. I don't remember much from when I was there... Sport Gastein is a cool hill but not worth it on a cold day.

If there is one thing in Gastein that is likely to cause you to ponder, it will probably be your decision as to which ski area to head to next! For there are actually four of them here in the Gastein Valley! On some 200 kilometres of slopes, taking you up to elevations as high as 2700 metres above sea level, everyone feels in their element, be they beginners or pros, skiers, boarders or carvers. No wonder, with ski slopes that serve up such a broad range of difficulty: 60 km easy, 117 km intermediate and 24 km difficult, including family-style hills, carving hills, deep-snow and moguls runs, all just waiting to be conquered by you. You can look forward to descents down perfectly groomed and variety-packed hills!


Choose between the ski alliances of Stubnerkogel-Angertal-Schlossalm and Dorfgastein-Großarl, which awaits you with permanent race hill, the World Championship-calibre Graukogel with its long and challenging runs, and the high-alpine Sportgastein. Optimal elevations and extensive snowmaking capability guarantee reliable snow conditions from late November until the end of April

Is Jek61no your real name? How does one pronounce it? :wink:

Got pictures?

Contact the email address...

I might not be troublesome but I am a foolish 18 year old...

SW, from Wikipedia :lol: , Upper Austria, Salzburg and Tirol prohibit the consumption of distilled beverages below the age of 18, while Carinthia and Styria prohibit drinks containing more than 12% or 14% of alcohol respectively in this age bracket. Carinthia additionally requires adolescents to maintain a blood alcohol level below 0.05%, while Upper Austria prohibits "excessive consumption", and Salzburg prohibits consumption that would result in a state of intoxication. Prohibitions in Vienna, Burgenland, Lower Austria and Vorarlberg apply only to alcohol consumption in public. Vienna additionally prohibits the consumption of alcohol in schools under the age of 18. [26]
Enforcement in super markets is quite strict while in restaurants and bars enforcement is quite lax especially for beer and wine.