Stations de ski en Austria

Belle Époque spa town with radon baths and long, north facing runs off the Stubnerkogel.

The only Austrian stop on the Freeride World Tour, with steep, lift-accessed powder terrain off the Wildseeloder and a gondola link into the 270km Skicircus - all from a quiet, traditional Tyrolean village base.

Traditional Austrian mountain hospitality, and year-round skiing set against a backdrop of stunning alpine peaks.

With more than 150 miles of beautiful trails and exhilarating high-altitude skiing, Ischgl is a dream destination for every snow lover.

All the skiing of Kitzbühel at a more relaxed pace: a proper Tyrolean village with family-run Gasthöfe and lively après, sharing 188km of KitzSki pistes with its neighbour.

Salzburg's only glacier, above Kaprun and Zell am See, open eight months a year.

A high-altitude village at 1,600m providing snow-sure access to the vast 143km Zillertal Arena. Reliable conditions on the Salzburg-Tyrol border.

Where winter luxury and expansive slopes combine with sophisticated charm for adventurous, family-friendly experiences.

Austria's highest glacier ski area in Tyrol reaching 3,440m. Guaranteed snow with dramatic high-Alpine scenery and a café at the summit.

Vorarlberg's largest linked area with the steepest groomed run in Austria, the Black Scorpion.

Two glaciers, an 007 lounge and a party scene that opens the World Cup each October.

Home of the 'Run of Fame', with so many slopeside après-ski spots to choose from, you'll be spoilt for choice.

Austria's largest glacier ski area, 45 minutes from Innsbruck and open eight months a year.

High Ski Amadé snow pocket that hosts the World Cup women's downhill each January.