Paragliding at Hauser Kaibling
The dream of flying
Paragliding at Hauser Kaibling makes it possible
All information at a glance
Fly Tandem!
Hauser Kaibling has been a fixture on the paragliding scene for decades. With launch sites in all wind directions, the highest peak of the 4-mountain Schladming offers ideal conditions for panoramic, thermal and cross-country flights - in both summer and winter. Protected by the mighty Dachstein in the north, framed by the peaks of the Niedere Tauern in the south, it offers an incomparable view over the entire Enns Valley.
Tandem flights
with the Sky Club Austria flight school
If you want to experience the dream of flying, you can take off on an unforgettable tandem flight at Hauser Kaibling with the Sky Club Austria flight school. All it takes is a few steps at the take-off point and you'll be floating gently into freedom. With an altitude difference of around 1,000 meters, a flight time of around 20 minutes and a total experience time of just over an hour, the tandem flight here is one of the most beautiful in the Schladming-Dachstein region.
Flight school Sky Club Austria
Best of paragliding since 1988!
The Sky Club Austria flight school is Austria's first licensed tandem flight school and has been ensuring the highest safety standards since 1988 . Modern paragliding equipment, certified pilots and comprehensive insurance provide the perfect framework for a carefree experience. In addition to tandem flights, taster courses, complete training courses and further training are also offered - from the first take-off to experienced cross-country pilots.
Guest pilots welcome
Registration and rules
Experienced paragliders will also find Hauser Kaibling an ideal flying area. Guest pilots register in advance with the flight school by email, stating their flight license and insurance number, and receive professional instruction or guiding if required. This serves to protect the cable car and lift operations and to ensure safe flying.
Hauser Kaibling has been a center of paragliding for more than 35 years. Thousands of pilots - including famous athletes - have experienced their first high-altitude flights here. With the FlyPark Dachstein, which connects several flying areas in the region, the location has developed into an international meeting point for paragliders.
