365 Days in Paznaun - Ischgl
A paradise for active travellers

By plane:
The closest airports are Innsbruck (100 km), Munich, Germany (229 km), and Zürich-Kloten, Switzerland (234 km).

By train/bus:
Take a train to Landeck-Zams railway station (direct train from Innsbruck: 45 min), then take the bus 260 to Paznaun (approx. 1 h).

By car from Germany:
Take the German A7 motorway, then the Fernpassbundesstraße (B197) in Tirol and continue via Imst and Landeck to the A12 and the Arlbergschnellstraße (S16).

By car from Switzerland:
Take the A3 to Feldkirch or the A1 to Lustenau and Dornbirn. Continue on the A14 towards Innsbruck. Pass the Arlberg tunnel and take the S16 to the Pians exit. Reach Paznaun-Ischgl via the Silvretta Bundesstraße (B188).

• Heidelberger Hütte lodge
  Perfect for marmot watching.

• Paznauner Taja lodge
  A lunch hotspot all year round.

• Jamtal Hütte lodge
  The starting point for many 3,000 m hikes.

• Niederelbe mountain lodge
  The hut has a small lake just next to it - perfect for cooling off in fresh water.

• Ascherhütte lodge
  Delicious traditional Austrian food. Enjoy a fluffy Kaiserschmarren on the sun terrace.

Ischgl offers plenty of fun activities for families with children: In winter, kids can enjoy dedicated beginner ski areas, child-friendly ski schools, and gentle slopes that make learning to ski safe and enjoyable. Off the slopes, families can go sledding, ice skating, or explore winter hiking paths together. In summer, Ischgl’s adventure-focused offerings shine with playgrounds, themed hiking trails, or the family-friendly Vider Truja adventure park at Idalp, where children can splash in water play areas, try balancing courses, and explore nature. Bike paths, mountain lakes, and accessible cable cars make it easy for families to experience the mountains at their own pace.

The Paznaun-Ischgl region offers beginner skiers the perfect introduction to winter sports: All four regions - Galtür, Ischgl, Kappl and See - have dedicated beginner and practice. There are plente of wide blue pistes where beginners can practice their newly acquired skills without pressure, practice lifts and ski conveyor belts, e.g. in Ischgl, and ski courses for all ages.

Ischgl is one of the most popular après-ski destinations in the Alps. You'll find everything from rustic après-ski huts to lively bars, classy clubs, and venues with cult status. Here are some of the locals' favourites:

• Trofana Alm: A lively après-ski experience with an authentic mountain hut atmosphere, great music and a fun crowd.

• Paznauner Taja: A popular aprés-ski spot with stunning views and a vibrant atmosphere on the mountains.

• Kuhstall: Experience traditional après-ski with a cosy ambience and friendly service.

• Champagner Club: A refined après-ski experience for connoisseurs with premium drinks in an elegant setting.