In the Kinderland of the cool cow Berta in Fiss and Ladis in the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis family region, little course participants are catered for with a mixture of skiing courses for different ability groups, games and entertainment. In addition to a children's restaurant and a children's villa, the 80,000 square metre area at the Sonnenbahn middle station also features the adventure arenas Indianerland, Märchenendorf, Klangwald, Fisser Höhlenwelt and the Kids Funpark with race track. Parents also have the option of taking their children from the age of three months to Berta's nurseries.
The Serfaus ski school is based at the Kinderschneealm (Komperdell middle station) at 2,000 metres above sea level, where highly qualified and pedagogically trained supervisors look after children from the age of 3. In the "Murmlipark" practice area, little ones from the age of three can learn to ski in a playful way. For more experienced children, exciting themed courses are available, including ski races. Children who have already mastered the plough can first internalise what they have learned on the Murmli Friends Trail before heading outside the Kinderschneealm onto the blue piste.
The Nauderix-Kinderland in the Nauders am Reschenpass ski area in the Nauders family region in the Tyrolean Oberland offers 6,500 square metres to let off steam. Fairytale characters, mogul pistes, snow tunnels, an Indian trail and a show stage provide variety while children make their first attempts at skiing under the guidance of experienced children's ski instructors. The supervised lunch break is spent in the children's restaurant, and when the little ones get tired, it's worth making a detour to the heated sleeping huts. Even the sanitary facilities are child-friendly and there is a guest kindergarten in the Bergkastel mountain station for children from the age of two.
At Kinderland Ski and Smile, budding winter sports enthusiasts can spend an eventful alpine holiday among their peers. The ski school is centrally located in Inneralpbach at the Kinderhotel Galtenberg. Once the kids have mastered their first turns and basic techniques, they can head to the large ski slopes in the Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau, depending on their ability. Courses are offered for children from the age of four, including lunchtime supervision, a final race and lots of fun in the snow. Ski equipment hire is included for children up to the age of twelve. Young skiers with advanced skills can be divided into extra sporty courses.
With mascot "Kühti", the funny cow, it's off to fun in the snow. At the "Follow Me" ski school in Kühtai in Sellraintal, even the youngest children from the age of two learn how to ski in a fun way. The meeting point is the miniclub directly in Kühtai, the Kühti-Express takes children to a special area where they can learn to ski without fear. "Follow me" has developed a sophisticated system of levels that precisely match the age group and ability of the participants. From Bambini to advanced children and teenagers - safety always comes first, as the "Snowsport Quality Award" proves.
The budding snow heroes learn turn after turn. After braking, cornering and slalom, most of them are ready for their first proper descent. At the Silvretta Galtür ski and snowboard school in Paznaun, experienced instructors teach techniques and tricks for fun on the piste. For children from the age of three to teenagers, there is a sophisticated course system that is orientated towards ability, curiosity and courage. The child-friendly practice area with three conveyor belts, magic carpet, carousel and Siggi's children's playroom is ideally located near the valley station, bus stop and car park.
