The Hochkössen family ski area offers the best conditions for a day's skiing in the Kaiser Mountains.
Sunset, tranquillity, romance: the pistes on the Zahmer Kaiser are also floodlit at night.
There are only two pistes in Stans, but there are plenty of fine practice slopes and fun obstacles for freeriders.
Skiers can experience the beauty of the Stubai Valley up close on the valley run of the Elferlifte in Neustift.
Easy to reach in the village of Seefeld and just the right size for beginners and skiers who are not often on the piste and with playful elements for children.
Kartitsch offers pleasure skiers and beginners not only the right slope, but also entertainment.
The Jöchelspitze ski area of the Lechtaler Bergbahnen offers plenty of space for families.
Frolicking in the snow and making their first turns: Little ski bunnies feel right at home on Weerberg in the Inn Valley.
If you like it cozy, Serles is the right place for you: the ski area near Mieders also offers great views.
Those staying at the Hotel Lärchenhof in Erpfendorf can look forward to their own ski slope and ski school.
It couldn't be better for the very first attempts on skis. The Hoferlift Kolsassberg belongs to the children.
The Knittel family runs its own small and beautiful ski resort in the Lech Valley with just a few employees.
Small ski areas in Tyrol offer numerous advantages:
Particularly family-friendly small ski resorts in Tyrol are:
Yes, many small ski resorts in Tyrol offer attractive and cheaper ski pass prices compared to the large resorts. For example, the ski passes in the Zahmer Kaiser ski area or at the Lärchenhof Erpfendorf ski lifts are inexpensive, which makes them particularly interesting for families and occasional skiers.
An insider tip for freeriders is the Elferlifte ski area in Neustift in the Stubai Valley. Here, freeriders will find challenging descents and unspoilt deep snow slopes away from the hustle and bustle.
