Winter, sun, deep snow: the Axamer Lizum rounds off a beautiful day's skiing with perfectly groomed pistes.
Skiing in Kitzbühel is more than just winter sports on the mountain. Here you get the whole package with ski racing celebrities, mountain hut fun and a sophisticated Kitzbühel lifestyle.
The celebrity among Tyrol's largest ski resorts: Skiers and snowboarders will find everything their hearts desire in Sölden.
The Gurgl ski area in Ötztal can keep up with glacier ski areas even without a glacier.
Skiing into the summer? On the Hintertux Glacier, winter sports enthusiasts can look forward to skiing all year round.
The serpentine lines on the white Kaunertal glacier are worthwhile - especially for ski and snowboard fans.
Skiing on a Tyrolean glacier is a very special experience. Families can also enjoy this in Pitztal.
Schlick 2000 welcomes winter sports enthusiasts just ten minutes from Innsbruck. Great views also await you there.
Not only every skier and snowboarder in Tyrol is familiar with "Ischgl-Samnaun". Why? We'll just say: Silvretta Arena.
Powder day? Then head up to the Stubai Glacier. Here you'll find everything skiers, boarders and deep-snow fanatics could wish for.
An early start to the ski season in Tyrol offers several advantages:
These factors make the early start to the season particularly attractive for skiers and snowboarders.
At the start of the season, many Tyrolean ski resorts organise special events where, among other things, new products from well-known manufacturers can be tested or opening concerts take place. In addition to skiing fun, such events offer additional experiences for visitors.
The high altitude of many Tyrolean ski resorts guarantees a high level of snow reliability, which enables an early start to the season. For example, the 5 Tyrolean glaciers benefit from their location at over 3,000 metres above sea level, which enables skiing fun from early autumn.
