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Brenneralm offers downhill skiing on prepared slopes in Breitenfurt bei Wien, close to Vienna. Floodlighting gives the ski hill an evening-skiing focus, while a double drag lift carries skiers from the lower slopes to the upper end of this compact area.
START HEREA 465-metre double drag lift serves the slopes between 385 and 475 metres above sea level.
Brunnalm – Hohe Veitsch is a family-oriented downhill ski area above Sankt Barbara im Mürztal, overlooking the Mürztal valley. Blue and red pistes suit developing skiers, while several black pistes and a FIS downhill course give experienced skiers and racers further options.
St. Jakob i.D. is a family ski area in a mountain setting. Most slopes are suitable for skiing with children.
Buchensteinwand’s compact piste network and gentle sunny slopes suit families and beginners. Red runs and challenging black pistes descending towards St. Ulrich provide options for more experienced skiers.
START HERE4SB Buchensteinwand chairlift.
Bödele offers relaxed downhill skiing near Dornbirn and Schwarzenberg, with pistes suited to families, beginners and experienced skiers. Its mountain setting provides an alternative to the bustle of larger resorts, with scenic views accompanying a day on the slopes.
START HERELank has a four-seat chairlift.
Christlum in Achenkirch is a compact ski area. Its pistes range from blue to black.
START HEREChristlum valley station.
Diedamskopf is a compact, family-oriented natural-snow ski area in the Bregenzerwald. Diedamspark, winter walking trails and restaurants with sun terraces provide additional stops during a mountain visit.
START HEREAn eight-person gondola provides mountain access from the Diedamskopf valley station, with accessible boarding.
Ehrwalder Alm is a beginner-friendly ski and snowboard area between the Wetterstein mountains and the Mieminger Kette. Its family-oriented piste network consists mainly of easy runs, with red and black descents offering additional options for more experienced skiers.
This family-friendly ski area has an entry within Ehrwald that can be reached without a car. At Sonnenhang, learners can progress from the practice area to the ski-school lift and then the Sunracer six-seat chairlift.
START HEREThe Sunracer six-seat chairlift provides access from Sonnenhang into the ski area.
Emberger Alm is a small family ski area on the southern side of the Kreuzeckgruppe. It lies between Spittal an der Drau and Lienz.
Fageralm in Forstau is a family-oriented downhill ski area with natural-snow pistes on the mountain and skiing centred on a sunny high plateau. The plateau suits leisurely turns, with views of the surrounding mountains providing the backdrop to a relaxed ski day.
START HEREThe eight-seat Fageralmbahn gondola provides access from the Forstau valley base.
Familienschiberg St. Jakob im Walde is a compact family ski area in eastern Styria, with an easy-to-oversee layout designed around children learning and practising downhill skiing. Its varied slopes and floodlit piste offer families a choice of daytime skiing and evening sessions.
START HERETwo drag lifts, one platter lift and one practice lift serve the ski area.
Familienskilifte Stanzach is a local family ski area with the Stoamandllift and practice provision at Oberfeld. The Oberfeld practice lift offers a learning option for beginners alongside the resort's other skiing.
Fanningberg is a compact family ski area in Salzburger Lungau. Ski huts, a ski school, mountain sport shops and accommodation beside the pistes support a stay on the mountain.
Skigebiet am Feistritzsattel is a small, family-oriented downhill ski area. Its prepared pistes offer views over the Wechselland.
Fendels is a compact family ski area on a high plateau at the entrance to the Kaunertal. Its slopes start beside Fendels village, with another lift connection from Ried in Oberinntal. The village setting combines downhill skiing with winter walking and tobogganing for mixed family groups.
Filzmoos/Neuberg offers downhill skiing and snowboarding. Its particularly wide, prepared pistes give the ski area its spacious character.
Forsteralm is a family ski area aimed at children and recreational skiers. Groomed downhill pistes sit alongside the KAISER ski-touring area.
Füssener Jöchle combines skiing in the Jochalpe sector with a valley descent. The Jochalpe chairlift serves slopes without drag-lift tracks crossing the skiing terrain, while snowmaking extends along the entire valley run.
START HEREThe eight-person Füssener Jöchle gondola climbs from 1,205 m to 1,821 m above sea level.
Galsterberg is a compact, family-oriented downhill ski area with a blue valley descent suited to beginners and returning skiers. Galstiland adds a themed children's skiing area, while three funruns offer playful alternatives for a family ski day.
Silvapark Galtür is a family-oriented downhill ski area whose children's sectors support progression from first turns to more confident skiing. Zwergerlwelt introduces the youngest learners to skiing, while Abenteuerland gives children with basic skills space to practise.
START HEREThe Alpkogelbahn valley station provides access by an eight-person gondola.
Gargellen offers downhill skiing in the Montafon with contrasting experiences on the Täli descent and Nidla. Täli runs through an alpine setting without lift pylons interrupting the panorama, while Nidla is a demanding off-piste option for experienced freeriders.
Gemeindealpe Mitterbach combines downhill skiing and snowboarding with a sporty selection of piste and freestyle activities. Its snowpark, Funslope and speed run provide distinct options for a day combining regular descents with playful features or freestyle practice.
Gerlitzen Alpe includes the Kanzelhöhe and Klösterle sectors. Partial-area Schnupperkarte tickets cater to beginners, returning skiers and families.
START HEREP6a serves the Klösterlebahn valley station in Arriach, at Innerteuchen 53.
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