Skiing in Tyrol
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Ski Resorts in Tyrol
110 ski resorts in Tyrol
11er Neustift/Neder
11er Neustift/Neder is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 9.4 km of pistes served by 5 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car. The slopes run from 980 m to 1,808 m, a vertical drop of 828 m.
Axamer Lizum - Muttereralm
Muttereralm is an adventure mountain high above Innsbruck, offering activities like biking and mountain cart driving in summer, and skiing and tobogganing in winter. Located at 1600 meters altitude with views of Innsbruck, it caters to active holidaymakers and families year-round.
Bergeralm
Bergeralm is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 17 km of pistes served by 7 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 1 chairlift. The slopes run from 1,066 m to 2,175 m, a vertical drop of 1,109 m.
Berwang
Berwang is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 36 km of pistes served by 12 lifts. The slopes run from 1,052 m to 1,715 m, a vertical drop of 663 m.
Biberwier - Marienberg
Biberwier - Marienberg is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 9.6 km of pistes served by 6 lifts, including 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,013 m to 1,823 m, a vertical drop of 810 m.
Brunnalm / St. Jakob
Brunnalm / St. Jakob is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 30 km of pistes served by 7 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 3 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,387 m to 2,682 m, a vertical drop of 1,295 m.
Buchensteinwand (Pillersee)
Buchensteinwand (Pillersee) is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 18 km of pistes served by 8 lifts, including 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 854 m to 1,452 m, a vertical drop of 598 m.
Bungerloch
Bungerloch is a small ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 4 km of pistes served by one lift. The slopes run from 840 m to 943 m, a vertical drop of 103 m.
Christlum
Christlum offers an idyllic snow landscape and fantastic ski slopes in the Tyrolean mountains, just an hour from Munich and Innsbruck. It features unique panoramic views, appealing pistes, and is easily accessible.
Ehrwalder Alm
Ehrwalder Alm is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 28 km of pistes served by 8 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 3 chairlifts. The slopes run from 1,112 m to 1,920 m, a vertical drop of 808 m.
Fendels
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Flirsch
Flirsch is a quiet and idyllic Tyrolean village in the Arlberg region, offering guests numerous hiking trails in summer. In winter, it provides access to the entire Arlberg ski area, including Lech, Zürs, and Stuben, all accessible with one ski pass.
Füssener Jöchle-Grän
Füssener Jöchle-Grän is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 9.4 km of pistes served by 4 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 1 chairlift. The slopes run from 1,155 m to 1,869 m, a vertical drop of 714 m.
Galtwiesenlift
Galtwiesenlift is a small ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 0.8 km of pistes served by 2 lifts. The slopes run from 1,185 m to 1,267 m, a vertical drop of 82 m.
Gerlosstein / Hainzenberg
Gerlosstein / Hainzenberg is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 7.8 km of pistes served by 6 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 2 chairlifts. The slopes run from 920 m to 1,830 m, a vertical drop of 910 m.
Gföllberglift
Gföllberglift is a small ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 2.2 km of pistes served by one lift. The slopes run from 1,108 m to 1,316 m, a vertical drop of 208 m.
Glungezer
Glungezer is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 24 km of pistes served by 6 lifts, including 1 gondola or cable car and 1 chairlift. The slopes run from 940 m to 2,298 m, a vertical drop of 1,358 m.
Gramais
Gramais is a traditional village at the foot of an impressive mountain range, not a winter sports stronghold. It's appreciated by locals, nature lovers, and families for its authentic winter experience.
Gries
Gries is a small ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 0.4 km of pistes served by 2 lifts. The slopes run from 1,589 m to 1,650 m, a vertical drop of 61 m.
Gries in Sellraintal
Gries in Sellraintal, a humble ski hill in the Austrian Alps, offers a unique escape from the bustling ski resorts, boasting a vertical drop of 237 feet and a single lift to transport adventurers up its modest but charming slopes. With a total trail length of just 0.3 miles, it is a place where the whispers of the snow and the crisp mountain air invite skiers to embrace the simplicity of nature, making it an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility amidst the beauty of winter. This small gem shines brightest for its accessibility to breathtaking backcountry terrain, drawing those who crave the untouched wilderness and the thrill of carving fresh lines against a backdrop of towering peaks.
Grünberglift Navis
In the heart of Tirol, the Navis ski resort emerges as a hidden gem, where the majestic backdrop of the Alps meets the purity of winter's embrace. With a mere 0.43 miles of meticulously groomed trails, this intimate winter area boasts a vertical drop of 623 feet, served by a solitary lift that leads adventurers to a realm of tranquility and untouched snow, averaging an impressive 137.8 inches annually. Perfect for those seeking a quiet escape, Navis invites both novices and seasoned skiers to explore its charming terrain and offers an authentic Austrian experience, far removed from the bustling crowds of larger resorts.
Grünberg Obsteig
Grünberg Obsteig is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 4 lifts. The slopes run from 1,031 m to 1,103 m, a vertical drop of 72 m.
Hahnenkamm
Hahnenkamm is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 8.5 km of pistes served by one lift. The slopes run from 915 m to 1,879 m, a vertical drop of 964 m.
Hausberglift - Waidring
Hausberglift - Waidring is a small ski area in Tyrol, Austria. It has 1.2 km of pistes served by one lift. The slopes run from 781 m to 896 m, a vertical drop of 115 m.
Tyrol at a Glance
Aggregate stats across 110 resorts
Total Resorts
110
Total Piste km
3,608 km
Total Lifts
1,176
Elevation Range
553–3,424 m
Avg Day Pass
€86
Total Runs
4,700
Where to start in Tyrol
Top picks across 5 categories
Best for beginners
- 1.Karwendel BergbahnVery good
- 2.KellerjochVery good
- 3.Niederau (Wildschönau)Very good
Best for experts
- 1.Silvretta Arena Ischgl/SamnaunVery good
- 2.St. Anton/St. Christoph/StubenVery good
- 3.Hochzillertal-HochfügenGood
Best for off-piste
- 1.St. Anton/St. Christoph/StubenVery good
- 2.Silvretta Arena Ischgl/SamnaunVery good
- 3.Hochzillertal-HochfügenGood
Best snow
- 1.Serfaus Fiss LadisVery good
- 2.Silvretta Arena Ischgl/SamnaunVery good
- 3.SöldenVery good
Best value
- 1.Nauders BergkastelExcellent
- 2.Obergurgl-HochgurglVery good
- 3.StubaiVery good
Top Resorts in Tyrol
Sorted by Piste km
| Resort | Piste km | Vert. Drop (m) | Lifts |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Anton/St. Christoph/Stuben | 302 | 1,507 | 85 |
| SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental | 275 | 1,256 | 81 |
| Silvretta Arena Ischgl/Samnaun | 239 | 1,512 | 45 |
| Serfaus Fiss Ladis | 214 | 1,594 | 38 |
| KitzSki | 188 | 1,200 | 58 |
| Zillertal Arena | 150 | 1,920 | 52 |
| Sölden | 144 | 1,990 | 31 |
| Mayrhofen Hippach | 142 | 1,853 | 61 |
| Ski Juwel Alpbachtal-Wildschönau | 114 | 1,164 | 45 |
| Ski Juwel - Reith im Alpbachtal | 114 | 575 | 6 |
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Season Calendar - Tyrol
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