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The Tyrolean ski resort of Kühtai near Innsbruck is offering free ski passes for early season stays. The offer runs from 29 November to 20 December 2019 when from three overnight stays onwards both adults …
Continue readingTens of thousands of fans will celebrate the start of the Alpine ski circus season on 26 and 27 October in the Rettenbach Glacier Stadium. Weeks before the actual race, the international teams are already …
Continue readingThe Tannheimer Tal in the north of Tyrol has a lot to offer. One author called it the “most beautiful high valley in Europe” and the 16 kilometres long valley is a small but lovely …
Continue readingSt Anton opens its ski season at the beginning of December – and there is plenty going on away from the ski runs during that month. The first advent celebration is on 01 December with …
Continue readingIt’s fine when your favourite ski resort announces the upgrade of that cold long uncomfortable lift in the shade of the mountain. Or when the news breaks of a new link to another ski area, …
Continue readingSkiing on the Stubai glacier is already well under way, but the ski resort is celebrating the season with a ‘Weisse Wies’n’ Oktoberfest event on 12 and 13 October. Anyone dressed in the appropriate Wies’n …
Continue readingFancy 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 readingThe SkiWelt Hopfgarten-Itter have announced a new lift project in Itter to replace the current Salvista gondola. It is scheduled to go ahead for winter 20/21 so this season will be the last with the …
Continue readingTraditionally 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 readingSt. 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 …
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