Fantastic fun for the little ones and exciting to watch
for the adults.

At the 'Mausefalle' is the see-saw which promotes young skiers balancing abilities right after the start through the 'Gams'. By tipping the see-saw forwards a young, prospective athlete creates a 'sense of balance' and can quickly adapt to a new gradient – just like in the main 'Mausefalle'.

Prospective racers have to exhibit courage on the 'Steilhang' (steep slope). Skiing in a low position into the 'Steilhang' is challenging, the skis also have to be steered in a 'new direction'. Time can be made up here with a courageous approach.

The criteria: Mausefalle, Steilhang and Seidlalm

The 'Tretorgel' of the 'Seidlalm' really shake up racers. You can't ski in too much of an upright position - time is ticking - don't take your poles away from your hips! The pylons on the 'Hausbergkante' can be seen from a distance, the 'Ministreif' once again becomes a test of courage.

Test of courage – Hausbergkante: mobilising your last ounce of energy!

You can't fully see 100% of the route. 'Squeezing' on the Hausbergkante is key, otherwise you jump too far. Your legs are already tired, skiers regard this as the first objective. 'Skiing into' the 'Ministreif Arena' is an experience, since parents and friends are waiting and are delighted that you have successfully conquered the Streif!!!