skiing in austria
That's just about the end of the winter 2009-2010 season - although there will still be skiing on some of the higher glacier areas during the summer months - and we've shut down the snow reports for this year.
We'll be back again with up-to-date reports at the start of the 2010-2011 season but feel free to take a look through the expanded list of resorts if you are planning your next ski holiday and want some independent information about what a particular resort is like (and especially if you want to know how to fix up your own independent ski package).
Despite the fact that it's summer, don't forget that you should be booking your hotels in popular resorts such as Lech, St Anton, Ischgl and Obergurgl right now for busy periods such as Christmas/New Year and February.
And, as always, if you have any comments about your own experiences at any of the resorts we cover, we'd be glad to hear from you (see the contact information at the bottom of the page).
Skiing in the Tyrol
The Tyrol is what many people think of when they visualise skiing in Austria. So far the following ski resorts in the Tyrol are listed:
- St Anton
- St Christoph
- Ischgl (including Samnaun)
- Serfaus
- Fiss
- Ladis
- Pitztal
- Sölden (including Hochsölden)
- Obergurgl (including Hochgurgl)
- Lermoos
- Seefeld
- Innsbruck (including Igls)
- Neustift
- Fulpmes
- Mayrhofen
- Finkenberg
- Lanersbach (including Vorderlanersbach)
- Alpbach
- Wildschönau (Niederau, Oberau and Auffach)
- Itter
- Söll
- Scheffau
- Ellmau
- Westendorf
- Kitzbühel
- Kirchberg
Ski Resorts in the Vorarlberg
The Vorarlberg is the province of Austria closest to Switzerland and boasts its own fine ski resorts. At this point the following ski resorts in the Vorarlberg have been included:
Skiing in Salzburg
- Salzburg
- Zell am See
- Kaprun
- Saalbach-Hinterglemm (including Leogang)
- Bad Gastein
- Bad Hofgastein
- Dorfgastein
- Grossarl
- Obertauern
about ski-austria
Ski-Austria.com is a labour of love written by a former journalist with years of experience in the travel industry and in ski resorts all over the world. A qualified Tyrolean mountain walking guide and ski instructor, there's a lot of knowledge of the mountains of Austria that has gone into these pages.
If you have any questions about Ski-Austria.com or if you would like to know more about the different resorts on offer in the country, then please feel free to contact .
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