Skiing & snowboarding in Tyrol

The choice of ski resorts in Tyrol is greater than anywhere else in the Alps. From small family ski areas to huge winter sports arenas and glacier pistes that are open all year round, the region fulfils all the dreams of skiers and snowboarders.

Our ski resort menu

Which ski resort should it be? As big as possible? As high as possible? Accessible by public transport? We have everything on offer.

All ski resorts at a glance

All ski resorts in Tyrol at a glance, sortable by slope kilometers, altitude, and open lifts. Whether you're a beginner, a fan of black slopes, or a family: Find the perfect ski resort now!

Our ski resort menu

Which ski resort should it be? As big as possible? As high as possible? As accessible as possible by public transport? We have everything on offer.

For families and beginners

Ski as early and late as possible

Early in the morning or would you prefer to do a lap on floodlit pistes in the evening? Skiing at high altitude in autumn or enjoying the eternal spring until after Easter?

Hütte in winterlicher Landschaft ist mit Meterhohem Schnee bedeckt.

Current snow depths

Here you can find the current snow depths in the valley and on the mountain as well as information on the number of open lifts.

A day in the ski resort: insider tips

We tested selected ski resorts for a day and share our expert knowledge.

  1. Alpbach Valley
  2. Innsbruck
  3. Ischgl
  4. Kitzbühel
  5. Mayrhofen
  6. Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis
  7. Soelden
  8. St. Anton am Arlberg

Off the slopes

How to get started in skiing

Skiing has to be learnt - that's why we have ski schools and courses with the most motivated ski instructors in the Alps. We also ask you to follow a few rules on and off the piste so that everyone feels safe.

Accommodation tips for your skiing holiday

More about skiing

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