1. Longer Days – More Time for Special Moments
By March, daylight has already increased by almost 3.5 hours compared to the shortest day of the year. 3.5 extra hours to enjoy nature, take long walks, capture special moments, and soak up life to the fullest. More light, more energy – and more time to let your soul unwind.
2. Spring Puts Everyone in a Good Mood
Few seasons can lift spirits as effortlessly as spring. People laugh more, dance a little, and whistle along with the birds. At Gut Sonnberghof, spring evenings come alive with beautiful live music – moments when time seems to stand still and you can fully celebrate the here and now.
3. Endless Variety – Something for Everyone
Spring offers incredible variety! A perfect day might start with an early morning on freshly groomed slopes, gliding down into the sun-soaked valley. For others, it could mean enjoying the wellness area, taking a bike ride, or even swinging a golf club. On sunny slopes, hiking is already possible again – one day, countless possibilities, multiple sports, and endless little moments of joy.
4. Spring Skiing – Relaxed and Affordable
Compared to the high season, spring slopes are much quieter and lift tickets are cheaper. No crowds, no chaos – just pure freedom on the mountains. Morning conditions are usually ideal, and the money you save can go toward a second beer or spritzer on the terrace.
5. Spring Has Its Own Unique Sound
In March, nature sounds different: the soft drip of melting snow, the distant clatter of skis on firn, the first cheerful birdsong in the morning – an invisible symphony that only those out in spring truly hear. Spring skiing isn’t just movement on the slopes; it’s a concert for the senses. Listen closely, and you’ll feel it: nature is celebrating spring – and you’re right in the middle of it.
