Sports
Active recreation all year round
Sports & Leisure in Heiligenblut
Heiligenblut offers ideal conditions for an active holiday in every season. In winter, a wide range of winter sports awaits, while in summer, numerous hiking trails, cycling routes, and leisure activities allow you to experience the stunning mountain scenery of the Hohe Tauern National Park.
For even more sporting variety, a tennis hall with three indoor courts and a squash court is located just a 10-minute walk from Landhotel Post.
Adventure seekers will also find plenty to enjoy in Heiligenblut, including rafting, canyoning, and via ferratas in summer, as well as snowshoe hiking and ice climbing in winter.
Tennis Hall
Tennis in Any Weather
Even when the peaks surrounding Heiligenblut are hidden by clouds, you don't have to miss out on sports and outdoor activity. Just a 10-minute walk from Landhotel Post, a modern indoor tennis facility with three covered courts offers excellent playing conditions in all weather conditions.
Whether you're enjoying a friendly match with family or friends, working on your game, or simply looking for an active alternative on a rainy day, the tennis hall provides the perfect setting for players of all skill levels. This way, even a rainy day in Heiligenblut can become an enjoyable and active holiday experience.
Squash Court
Stay Active Even on Rainy Days
In addition to the many outdoor experiences around Heiligenblut, our squash court offers an ideal way to stay active even when the weather is less favorable. Located next to the tennis hall, the court is just a 10-minute walk from Landhotel Post. This fast-paced sport combines fitness, skill, and fun, providing an enjoyable and varied holiday activity.
Whether you're up for a spontaneous match or a sporting challenge with friends, the squash court is perfect for both casual players and ambitious sports enthusiasts..
Skiing & Activities in the Surrounding Area
Winter Holidays
The Grossglockner/Heiligenblut ski area is one of the most beautiful winter sports destinations in the Alps, nestled within the breathtaking mountain landscape of the Hohe Tauern National Park. Modern lift facilities take winter sports enthusiasts from 1,301 to 2,912 metres above sea level, providing access to around 60 kilometres of slopes with spectacular views of Austria’s highest mountain.
Beyond the ski slopes, Heiligenblut offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy winter in all its diversity. Whether sledding, ice skating, horse-drawn sleigh rides, winter hiking, or the unique experience of ice climbing on frozen waterfalls, there are countless ways to make the most of the season in this stunning alpine setting.