At the office of Skischool Kals (Großdorf 111, 9981)
At the 6 Seater Lift Glocknerblick valley station (Großdorf 65-75, 9981)
Our private ski lessons in Kals am Großglockner are suitable for everyone from the age of 15 years, regardless of skill level. Everyone is welcome! Begin your adventure at one of three meeting places where you will be introduced to your experienced coaches. These lessons are designed to help you learn or improve your skiing skills while enjoying the stunning backdrop of Großglockner, the highest mountain in Austria.
The lesson will start with a warm-up session, focusing on basic techniques such as posture and balance, which are essential for all skiers. As you progress, you will move on to more advanced skills like parallel turns and controlled stops. These skills are crucial for both beginner and intermediate skiers to navigate the diverse slopes of the resort. With 46km of slopes ranging from beginner to expert, there's something for everyone. The resort features a variety of slopes, allowing you to practice in different conditions and terrains.
During the lesson, you will explore key areas of the resort, such as the family-friendly slopes at the base and the more challenging runs higher up. Our goal is to ensure you feel confident and capable on your skis, making the most of your time on the mountain. This offer is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their skiing abilities in a breathtaking setting. By the end of the lesson, you will have a strong foundation in skiing techniques, making these ski lessons ideal for those wanting to build confidence and skill on the slopes.
During our courses we are always wearing a helmet.
On the first day, we meet 15 minutes before the start of the lesson.
You need to bring your own equipment.
All participants need a ski pass from the first day of the lessons. It's not included in the price.
We only confirm private lessons after they have been checked by our ski school office. Please feel free to send us a request. We will send you your reservation confirmation immediately after checking the availability of the desired private lesson.
You should wear warm clothing suitable for winter sports. Other accessories such as gloves, a ski mask and sunglasses are strongly recommended.
You must arrive at the first lesson with your equipment (skis and poles or snowboard, and boots). If you do not have your own equipment, make sure to allow enough time to collect it from the rental shop so as not to delay the start of the lesson. Some shops even offer the option of collecting equipment the day before your first day of hire.
Wearing a helmet is compulsory for children in some countries, but it is strongly recommended for everyone, regardless of age.
Unless otherwise stated, you must have your ski pass with you for the first lesson. You can usually buy one at the ski lift office or online. Discounted rates may be available for children or beginners, so check with your ski school to find out which pass is most suitable.
Generally, it is advisable to book lessons as early as possible. This is especially important during school holidays, such as Christmas and February, when lessons can fill up quickly.
The minimum age for these private ski lessons is 15 years.
Yes, these lessons are suitable for all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced skiers.
You need to bring your own ski equipment for the lessons. Wearing a helmet is mandatory.
The lessons take place in the Kals am Großglockner ski resort, which has 46 km of slopes for all levels.
The lessons focus on fundamental skiing techniques, starting with posture and balance, and progressing to more advanced skills like parallel turns and controlled stops.





The activity Private Ski Lessons for Adults of All Levels by Skischule Kals am Großglockner in Kals am Großglockner is available every day, from December 5, 2026 through April 11, 2027. Each day offers 4 start times between 9:00 and 13:30. Sessions last 2 to 4 hours and are offered as private activities for up to 4 participants. Prices range from €180.00 to €345.00.





