Author: Steve

The five Tyrolean glacier ski areas offer 300 kilometres of pistes, 75 cable cars and lifts and around 100 kilometres of off-piste runs. The “White5” ski pass is valid from 01 October, can be used …

The Austrian government today announced the regulations governing skiing in the country’s winter resorts for the upcoming season. A government minister said that the new rules would result in ‘stricter regulations for a safer winter’. …

The SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental ski area in Tyrol has announced the closure of its lift system on 07 March 2021 after 70 days of operation in the winter season. Perfect conditions, enthusiastic skiers, …

St. Anton am Arlberg hosts the international elite of women’s skiing for the downhill and super-G races on 09 and 10 January 2021. The races are being held without a live audience because of the …

The Tyrolean ski resort of Ischgl has postponed the opening of the ski season because of its links to the duty-free resort of Samnaun in Switzerland. Many Austrian ski resorts opened over the Christmas period, …

The ski season has finally started in Austria this winter – but only for those living in the country. Many resorts across the country opened today – although there were some major exceptions. Others, for …

The Austrian government today announced that ski areas would reopen in December as part of an easing of corona virus lockdown restrictions. In a press conference this afternoon, the government said that ski areas would …

The Silvretta Montafon ski area in Vorarlberg has expanded its range of ski slopes with a new, weather-protected valley run. Skiers in the Silvretta Montafon ski area can now take a new, seven-and-a-half kilometre long, …

Skiers in other places find themselves stuck in traffic jams, then in car parks and finally in queues at the lift. In the tranquil (but still ultra-modern) ski resorts of the East Tyrol you have …

The “SKI plus CITY Pass” combines city sightseeing in Innsbruck and ski trips to 13 ski areas in Tyrol. Ski in the morning, and then visit the Imperial Palace or the Alpine Zoo in Innsbruck …