Skigebieden in 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.