Ski resorts that open before December

Skiing on a Tyrolean glacier is a very special experience. Families can also enjoy this in Pitztal.

Skiing into the summer? On the Hintertux Glacier, winter sports enthusiasts can look forward to skiing all year round.

In addition: Winter ski resort from 6 November 2026

Skiing in spring. And in autumn. And in winter anyway! Thanks to its altitude of 3,000 metres, the Stubai Glacier is one of the most snow-sure areas in Tyrol! So if you want to savour the season for a long time, you can't avoid at least two visits to the glacier.

The serpentine lines on the white Kaunertal glacier are worthwhile - especially for ski and snowboard fans.

Skiing in Kitzbühel is more than just winter sports in the mountains. Here, you get the whole package: ski racing celebrities, fun at the mountain huts, and Kitzbühel’s sophisticated lifestyle. And since Kitzbühel loves to put the cherry on top, it’s also home to the world’s longest ski circuit.

The Gurgl ski area in Ötztal can keep up with glacier ski areas even without a glacier.

Winter, sun, deep snow: the Axamer Lizum rounds off a beautiful day's skiing with perfectly groomed pistes.

It can't be steep enough? On the Hafelekar, just 20 minutes from Innsbruck, sporty ski and snowboard experts can burn off some energy.

Not only every skier and snowboarder in Tyrol is familiar with "Ischgl-Samnaun". Why? We'll just say: Silvretta Arena.

Skicircus from Tyrol to Salzburg: We know a true skiing paradise - and are kind enough to reveal it to you.

In the charming village of Kühtai, high up at the end of the Sellraintal valley, winter sports enthusiasts shoulder their beloved boards and glide into the equally charming ski area.

Relaxed family ski day or adrenaline kick on halfpipes - the Christlum ski area can do both.

Schlick 2000 welcomes winter sports enthusiasts just ten minutes from Innsbruck. Great views also await you there.

Above the Wipptal valley, it is not uncommon to see winter sports enthusiasts soaring through the air. Snowkiters love the Bergeralm.