Resorts with Extra-Long Skiing Seasons

Feel on top of the world on Pitztal Glacier, Tirol's highest glacier. With guaranteed snow from early December to late April, there is nothing stopping you from tackling all 41 km (25 mi) of groomed runs. Round off your day by taking the Wildspitzbahn cable car to 3,440 m (11,286 ft), where you can kick back on the panorama terrace of Austria's highest café.

• Ski pistes
• 21.7 km (13.4 mi) cross-country ski trail
• 590 m2 (0.14 ac) winter hiking area
• 45 marked ice climbing areas

Wide glacial slopes with natural snow, varied routes for freeriders, three snow parks, and Austria’s largest super-pipe for freestylers - the Kitzsteinhorn offers an unequalled range of winter sports opportunities. Plus, there’s unforgettable experiences at Gipfelwelt 3000, highly enjoyable moments at the stylish ICE CAMP presented by Audi, and lots of varied events. From early autumn to late spring, Austria’s first glacier resort offers wintery freedom at altitudes of 3,000 m (9,843 ft).

• 61 km (38 mi) of pistes
• 5 signposted freeride routes

Ischgl is part of one of the biggest interconnected ski areas in Tirol. From skiing in the Silvretta-Arena to concerts featuring global stars, shopping, and top cuisine, the famed Ischgl exhilarates with its exuberant holiday style. Here, the season starts in late November and ends in early May.

• 239 km (148 mi) of pistes
• more than 70 km (43 mi) of cross-country trails
• more than 60 km (37 mi) of winter hiking trails in the Paznaun

At 2,020m (6,627 ft) above sea level, Kühtai is one of Austria's highest ski resorts. The season is exceptionally long here, lasting from late November to April.

• 47 km (29 mi) of slopes
• 113.6 hectare (279 ac) of skiable area
• 3 km (1.8 mi) illuminated slopes
• 3.16 km (1.9 mi) freestyle