Family-friendly ski resorts aren’t just about finding a good children’s ski school. How far is …
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Take the Tyrol Ski Challenge
Fancy the longest ski slope in Tyrol, a ride on the highest free-floating cable car in Europe – or would you rather take a few turns under floodlights? All those who want to call themselves …
Continue readingSummer Ski Resorts in Austria
Traditionally one of the big ‘knocks’ on Austrian skiing was that the resorts were in general a lot lower than their French and Swiss rivals. Most experienced skiers know enough to ignore that argument (you …
Continue readingLegendary Austrian Ski Resorts
St. Anton am Arlberg has made a name for itself as the “cradle of skiing”. It was here that the first ski school in the region was founded, run by Hannes Schneider, the inventor of …
Continue readingSnow Conditions in Austria
It can be difficult to get an honest up-to-date idea about what is happening in any country when it comes to the snow conditions – unless you have a good friend who has just returned …
Continue readingSki Jobs in Austria
How do I find a job in an Austrian ski resort? To be honest, that’s probably the most frequent off-season question we get at this site. And since that’s how many expats ended up in …
Continue readingGlacier Ski Areas in Austria
Austria has something of a reputation for having low-altitude resorts which suffer from problems in bad snow seasons. With the advent of extensive snowmaking facilities in most resorts, this is something of a red herring …
Continue readingWhere to Ski at Easter in Austria
Most articles you read will tell you that you need to go high for a break near the end of the season. Although there is an element of truth to that, there are other things …
Continue readingNon-Skiers in Austria
There is plenty of information out there for skiers: which are the best ski resorts for beginners, or Austria’s best resorts for experts, for example. But it can be difficult to find information about the …
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