Category: Austria

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St. Anton am Arlberg – review

St. Anton is likely the most well-known part of the greater ski area “Arlberg” – which is the largest interconnected area in Austria with its more than 300 km of groomed slopes (and actually...

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Lech Zürs am Arlberg – review

While most ski enthusiasts will probably know Austria’s largest skiing area, Ski Arlberg, and the village of St. Anton, less will know nearby Lech and Zürs which are also part of the Ski Arlberg...

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Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, Austria

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is a very well-connected area and when you are on the mountain it seems more like one big area than 3 connected ones. It covers an elavation of between 1,200 and 2,820 metres which...

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Ischgl, Austria

One of the biggest interconnected ski areas in Tyrol and with a reputation for après-ski and a formidable list of nightclubs. However Ischgl has wider appeal as a high-quality resort to suit all. The family-friendly slopes...

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Hintertux, Austria

The Ski & Glacier World Zillertal 3000 can be found at an amazing altitude of up to 3,250 m above sea level. Guaranteed snow and the possibility of year-round skiing on the glacier. The lift...

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St. Anton – Lech – Zürs, Austria

St. Anton (1304 m) is part of Ski Arlberg and one of the world’s largest and best known resorts. Its exciting terrain attracts the hard-core skiers and has hosted the Alpine Skiing World Championships...

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Söll, Austria

Söll has long been popular with beginners and intermediates, attracting both youths and families looking for fun of different kinds. The resort is in fact far from ideal for beginners, but the SkiWelt can...

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Schladming, Austria

Schladming is known for its World Cup downhill racing and is a leading resort in the Steiermark area of Austria. The ski area now links four mountains in the ‘Schladming-4-Mountain-Swing’. You will find two main gondolas, the...

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Wagrain, Austria

Wagrain is not the biggest resort you will ever experience, but it is certainly a well-functioning one and well-connected to its neighboring areas like Kleinarl, Alpendorf and Bad Gastein . “Nonstop to the top”...

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Innsbruck, Austria

Innsbruck is a not just skiing but a cultural experience. It is the Tyrolean capital and is known for its architecture, sightseeing, cultural events, and convenient access to miles of exhilarating ski runs. Having...

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Mayrhofen, Austria

Many, both riders and skiers, are drawn to one of Austria’s most highly-rated terrain parks, as well as wide, open slopes above the tree line that are heaven for powder hounds after a fresh...

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Obergurgl, Austria

Scenic Obergurgl, nestling amidst Tirol’s winter paradise with absolute snow guarantee – it is one of the highest ski villages in Europe, set at 1,930m and is also known as the “Diamond of the Alps”....

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Kitzbühel, Austria

Kitzbühel ski area is undoubtedly one of the most popular ski resorts in the world and several times been voted the “best ski resort in the world”. In downhill ski racing, the Streif, is regarded...

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Sölden, Austria

Sölden’s winter ski area is directly connected to the glacier slopes by a number of ski lifts and gondolas called Golden Gate to the Glacier. Skiing enthusiasts can ski uninterruptedly from the village of...

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Alpbach, Austria

Thanks to its homogenous architectural style and lovely floral decorations Alpbach was voted “Austria´s most beautiful village” and also “Europe´s most beautiful flower village”. The main ski lifts, 5 minutes from the village, are...

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Saalbach, Austria

Saalbach and the nearby town of Hinterglemm are the two towns at the heart of a large ski area marketed as ‘Ski Circus Saalbach Hinterglemm’. It is also connected with Leogang, and sits in...