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Your Winter in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis
Perfect for family ski holidays

One high alpine plateau, three mountain villages, endless possibilities: Spend your winter holiday at one of Austria's most family-friendly ski resorts.

Snow or sunshine, the locals in Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis will instantly make you smile. This winter resort is known as one of the most welcoming spots in the Austrian Alps, a place where people celebrate traditions and the alpine lifestyle, and go out of their ways to ensure guests have a great time.

Sitting on a sunny high plateau above the upper Tyrolean Inntal Valley, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is the perfect place for a family winter holiday. The resort is known to be exceptionally kid-friendly, with everything from beginner-friendly slopes, to ski schools offering courses for kids from the age of 3, and lots of fun activities away from the slopes.

Watch the sunrise from a mountain peak, then indulge in a hearty Austrian breakfast before hitting the slopes or heading on a winter hike. At night, your children will dance at the Kids Night while you enjoy a candlelight dinner in style.

Facts & Figures
Lifts68
Slopes214 km
Cross-country trails53
Winter hiking trails100
Altitude1,200 - 2,828 m
Highest pointMasnerkopf 2,828 m

Skiing season:
4 December 2026 - 11 April 2027

Why visit Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is one of the most family-friendly winter resorts in Austria. From beginner-friendly slopes, childcare for all ages and tons of fun activities away from the pistes, everyone will have a great time here.

Family-friendlyfun for all ages

FAQs

By plane:
The closest airports are Innsbruck (92 km), Munich, Germany (219 km) and Zürich-Kloten, Switzerland (256 km).

By train/bus:
Take a train to Landeck-Zams railway station (direct train from Innsbruck: 45 min), then bus 220 to Serfaus, Fiss or Ladis..

By car:
From Germany: B179 to Imst, then A12 to Landecker Tunnel, take the exit Ried im Oberinntal and then follow the signs to Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis.

From Italy: Start on the SS40 north, cross the Reschenpass and take the B180 to Austria. In Ried in the Oberinntal valley, the Serfauser Landesstraße takes you to the high plateau. 

From Switzerland: A3 to Feldkirch or A1 to Lustenau. The S16 takes you through the Arlbergtunnel to the A12. B18 from the Oberinntal junction to the Reschenpass, then see above.

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis has been repeatedly recognised as one of the most family-friendly winter resorts in the Alps. The entire ski area is geared towards families: easy slopes for little ones, more challenging terrain for teens and adults, child-friendly ski lessons and lifts. Childcare options and an extensive off-piste entertainment programme further add to the list.  

 125,000 m2 of the resort, including the Murmlis Kinderalm in Serfaus, and the Berta's Kinderland in Fiss-Ladis, are reserved exclusively for children and teenagers eager to learn skiing and snowboarding. There are also two ski schools and kindergartens.  

  • Restaurant Monte Mare

    Where the mountains meet the sea. Tip: Book the Sunset Dinner Masner with an added piste basher tour.

  • Ski Lounge

    A mix of Tyrolean and international cuisine at 2,000 m. Tip: Book the Tip: Ski Lounge VIP Fondue Package at Adventure Night – with exclusive views of the spectacular evening show from the terrace.

  • Seealm Hög

    The Seealm Hög at 1,820 m impresses with its open design, panoramic views of Lake Högsee, and trendy vegetarian, vegan, and fish dishes.

  • Zirbenhütte

    Enjoy regional dishes at 2,100 m. Specialities include Fisser barley soup and barley risotto.

  • Sonnenburg

    A family-friendly hut serving pizzas right above the "Berta's Kinderland" kids area. Tip: Kids Night in Fiss - every Thursday, the Sonnenburg family restaurant and "Berta's Kinderland" turn into a colourful adventure world full of fun and magic.

  • Panorama platform Z1

    Panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and peaks. From here, you can spot the highest mountain in Germany (Zugspitze – 2,962 m), South Tirol (Ortler – 3,905 m), and Tirol (Wildspitze – 3,768 m).

  • Schönjoch summit cross panorama platform

    A panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and peaks. From here, you can see the highest mountains in Germany (Zugspitze – 2,962 m), South Tirol (Ortler – 3,905 m), and Tirol (Wildspitze – 3,768 m).

  • Adlerhorst

    View of the village of Serfaus and the Ötztal Alps.

  • Inntalblick

    View over the Inn Valley.

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is a great winter resort for beginners. It has a variety of pistes, including many for beginners and children, as well as two excellent ski schools catering to all ages. Some of the most beginner-friendly areas in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis include the Komperdell Alpe (wide slopes perfect for skiing newbies), the Möseralm (several blue pistes) and the Gampenabfahrt (a picturesque blue piste).

Highlights in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis you won't forget

Experiences on the slopes

Firsttimer, experienced skier or family with kids in tows, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis has pistes for every age and skill level. Take your pick and enjoy the downhill run!

Experiences away from the slopes

Not a skier or just need a break? Head on a winter hike, test your nerves at the Flying Fox, go skating or enjoy a candle-light dinner to cap the day.

Events in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis in winter

Insider's Tip for Serfaus and Fiss

Masner Express

The Masner Express offers a comfortable way to explore the spectacular winter landscape of the Masner area – no skis or snowboard required. This specially converted snow groomer accommodates up to 17 passengers and treats them to breathtaking views of snow-covered slopes, sweeping alpine panoramas, and the unspoilt mountain scenery surrounding the Pezid. This journey makes the winter magic of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis accessible even to those who don't ski.

Get in touch

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

Gänsackerweg 2

6534 Serfaus

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