What equipment do I need for an easy ski tour in Tirol?

You should have the following equipment for an easy ski tour in Tirol: touring skis with skins touring ski boots telescopic poles avalanche equipment: avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe rucksack with first aid kit warm change of clothes helmet and ski goggles sun protection: cream and sunglasses It is important to find out about the current avalanche situation before the tour and to complete an avalanche safety course if necessary.

What safety aspects need to be considered on easy ski tours in Tirol?

Even on easy ski tours in Tirol, it is essential to check the current avalanche situation and carry the appropriate equipment. Beginners should familiarise themselves with the use of avalanche transceivers, shovels and probes and ideally take part in an avalanche safety course. It is also advisable to find out about the weather conditions and plan your tour accordingly.

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Easy ski tours in Tirol

There are easy ski tours for beginners almost everywhere in Tirol. They usually have no technical difficulties, but are often just as much fun as more challenging tours. Summits with great views are also accessible for ski mountaineering beginners.

- Difficultyeasy
- Length6.4 km
- Duration2:00 h
- Elevation uphill726 m
- PlaceInnsbruck / Stubaier Alpen

The ski tour to the Birgitzköpfl impresses with its varied route with gentle ascents and wide downhill options, offering ideal conditions for beginners as well as leisurely ski tourers. The magnificent panoramic views of the Stubai Alps and the cozy atmosphere of the Birgitzer Alm are particularly impressive.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length4.5 km
- Duration1:30 h
- Elevation uphill554 m
- PlaceSeefeld / Karwendel

The ski tour to the Rosshütte in Seefeld is a popular route for beginners and leisurely ski tourers. Along the groomed pistes, the route climbs around 850 meters in altitude to the Rosshütte, where an impressive panorama of the surrounding mountains and a well-earned refreshment stop await.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length7 m
- Duration2:00 h
- Elevation uphill720 m
- PlaceMayrhofen, Zillertal / Tuxer Alpen

The ski tour from Astegg to the Penken offers a varied experience with around 1,000 meters of altitude. The ascent leads through picturesque forests and gentle alpine pastures and rewards ski tourers with a magnificent view of the Zillertal mountains and an enjoyable descent.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length3.6 km
- Duration2:45 h
- Elevation uphill860 m
- PlaceLienz / Gailtaler Alpen

The varied ascent offers impressive views and ends on the 2,317-metre-high summit of the Golzentipp.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length2.1 km
- Duration1:30 h
- Elevation uphill390 m
- PlaceLienz / Villgratner Berge

The ski tour to the Compedal ski hut starts in the hamlet of Bichl on the Pustertaler Höhenstraße and leads 390 meters in altitude through sunny forest areas to the hut at **1,920 meters**. The ascent takes around 1.5 hours and offers wonderful panoramic views of the Lienz Dolomites. The descent is via the prepared toboggan run, which makes the tour particularly attractive for beginners and connoisseurs.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length3.3 km
- Duration2:30 h
- Elevation uphill900 m
- PlaceSteinach / Stubaier Alpen

The ski tour to the Sattelberg in the Wipptal is a classic for ski tourers and offers a varied experience in the Tyrolean Alps.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length8.8 km
- Duration2:30 h
- Elevation uphill430 m
- PlaceInnsbruck / Stubaier Alpen

The ski tour to the Faltegartenköpfl (2,184 m) from Sattele is a popular route in Sellrain. With an altitude difference of around 800 meters, it leads over gentle alpine meadows and offers wonderful views of the surrounding peaks during the ascent - perfect for beginners and connoisseurs.

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- Difficultyeasy
- Length3.4 km
- Duration2:00 h
- Elevation uphill700 m
- PlaceWildschönau - Oberau

Easily accessible ski tour summit in the Kitzbühel Alps
Route over beautiful alpine terrain and through forests to the summit with its great views
safe from avalanches with good track selection and often travelled

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More about easy ski tours

You should have the following equipment for an easy ski tour in Tirol:

touring skis with skins
touring ski boots
telescopic poles
avalanche equipment: avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe
rucksack with first aid kit
warm change of clothes
helmet and ski goggles
sun protection: cream and sunglasses

It is important to find out about the current avalanche situation before the tour and to complete an avalanche safety course if necessary.

Yes, there are numerous guided ski tours for beginners on offer in Tirol. For example, the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis region offers guided tours such as the smugglers' tour to Samnaun or tours in the Urgtal mountains which are particularly suitable for beginners. There are also guided ski tours in the Zillertal Valley to the Gerlosstein (2,166 metres) which are suitable for beginners thanks to the varied terrain.

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Easy ski tours in Tirol

01Ski tour to the Birgitzköpfl

02Ski tour to the Rosshütte

03Ski tour Astegg-Penken

04Ski tour to the Golzentipp

05Ski tour to the Compedal ski hut

06Ski tour to the Sattelberg

07Ski tour to the Faltegartenköpfl

08Ski tour to the Breiteggspitze

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Easy ski tours in Tirol

More about easy ski tours

What equipment do I need for an easy ski tour in Tirol?

Are there guided ski tours for beginners in Tirol?

What safety aspects need to be considered on easy ski tours in Tirol?

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