At an altitude of approximately 2200 meters, this paragliding site in Galtür, Austria, is occasionally used and offers various possibilities even with pure west winds. It lies on an XC racing route, indicating potential for more extensive flights. The site record is 78.7 km. This beautiful flying area has a generous high-alpine touch due to its proximity to the Silvretta main ridge. The flight school provides warm and personal pilot support, and ascents are made via the flight school's bus. The season runs from June to October. The site offers good soaring conditions with thermals and dynamic winds (W-NW-Wind). It is an excellent starting point for cross-country flights for experienced pilots. There is no cable car; access is only via shuttle. Pilots often gather at Gasthof/Hotel Silbertaler, which is also the departure point for the flight school's shuttle. Accommodation is available at Hotel/Fliegerhorst 'Silbertaler'. For more information, you can contact the Flugschule Silvretta Galtür, Elmar Ganahl, at http://www.flugschule.galtuer.at. The launch direction is west, and the site is accessible by car. It is suitable for both paragliders and hang gliders and is an approved training site. The difficulty level is easy, making it suitable for beginners. The launch area is equipped with a carpet facing west. This site is excellent for soaring for both beginners and professionals. Be mindful of the Föhn and valley wind systems. North wind turbulence is possible, but the launch and landing areas are generally unproblematic. Pilots flying too far into the Jamtal should consider the return flight, which can be hindered by valley winds. Turbulence may also occur due to cold air masses descending from the glaciers.