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Skiing Fun for Kids - <br>The best Locations

Hi there! Do you have any recommendations where to spend a skiing holiday together with children and young skiers? Here you find out more about varied family-friendly winter sports regions, ranging from easy valley lifts to top-notch glacier slopes.

Stubai Glacier offers a fun-filled Kids' Camp with play area, cuddling corners and painting workshops at Gamsgarten.

In many Tirolean winter sport resorts the local mountain gondola or a few T-bar ski lifts rank among the favorite skiing spots for families and little children. After a couple of hours you already know the ski area, you meet at the mountain inn and you enjoy short distances between car park, guesthouse and lift station. Doorstep skiing is as well possible in many locations, for example in the inexpensive ski areas of Walchsee, Venet near Landeck, See in Paznauntal, Tannheim or Imst - here you can also enjoy a ride with the unique Alpine Coaster, the Alps' longest roller coaster!

"Big" does not always mean expensive! Scenic Stubai Glacier offers free ski passes for children up to 10 years. Young adults up to 14 years pay child rates, up to 18 years youth rates apply. 25 mountain lifts reaching up to 3,210 meters above sea level.

Ski Kindergarten Michis Skischool Gerlos

All-in kindergarten in the Zillertal Arena, Isskogel top station: lunch, diaper changing, afternoon naps...

The Fun Park for kids ranks among the real highlights in the giant Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis ski area, besides the great "Fisser Flieger" and "Skyswing" in the Möseralm area. Adrenalin kicks are guaranteed!

Further attractions include a tubing run, a skidoo course and the legendary Kids' Snow Alm in Serfaus. Specialized ski school offer made to measure instruction for children at the Murmli and Berta winter wonderland.

Many Tirolean ski schools, tourist boards or mountain lifts have a separate ski kindergarten for some relaxing moments during an adventurous day, especially in cold or wet weather. Contact the local information offices for more details.