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Koralpe is a small ski area overlooking the Lavanttal. Alongside skiing and snowboarding, visitors can go snowshoeing, ski touring or sledging.
Kreischberg’s downhill terrain ranges from gentle slopes for beginners to demanding descents for experienced skiers. Modern lifts serve the pistes, while places to eat beside the runs let visitors plan mountain lunch stops as part of their day on the slopes.
START HEREThe Kreischberg 10er is a ten-person Doppelmayr gondola.
Kristberg above Silbertal is a compact family ski area in the Montafon, with two drag lifts serving blue and red pistes. Its easily understood layout suits relaxed recreational skiing and families with young children, with Silbis Winterwelt providing a dedicated place to learn.
Übungsland Krößbach is a downhill practice area for beginners, returning skiers and children. Its gentle, fairly flat slope provides space for first ski turns.
START HEREA 400-metre platter lift with easy entry and exit and a 30-metre magic carpet serve the practice area.
Kühtai offers lift-served downhill skiing at a village elevation of 2,020 metres. Its ski-in/ski-out layout puts accommodation close to the pistes.
START HEREGaisKogelBahn is a six-seat chairlift.
Lachtal combines spacious, high-alpine skiing with mountain huts and terrain ranging from gentle beginner slopes to demanding descents. Families have a dedicated learning area at Kinder-Lachtal, while the wider resort offers varied skiing beyond those first turns.
Lackenhof–Ötscher offers downhill skiing and snowboarding in the Mostviertel mountains, with broad family descents alongside more sporting slopes. The resort suits families sharing a ski day as well as visitors looking for active skiing, with quieter areas for breaks between runs.
Skilift Lammertal has an easy slope with a clear layout suited to beginners and families. Floodlit skiing is also offered.
START HEREA 700-metre drag lift serves the slope, with an easy, clearly laid-out uphill track.
Laterns-Gapfohl is a compact, family-oriented ski area in the Laternsertal, with downhill skiing for beginners and confident skiers. Alongside its pistes, Kinderland Tipiberg caters to the youngest visitors, while a four-kilometre natural toboggan run offers an alternative to skiing.
Lermoos–Grubigstein has snowmaking for its downhill pistes. Its valley access bases include Grubigsteinbahn and Hochmoosexpress.
START HEREStart at the Grubigsteinbahn gondola valley station in Lermoos.
Zettersfeld is a south-facing ski area above Lienz, with slopes largely suited to families. Its Sunsite-Park provides space for snowboarders.
START HEREUse the Zettersfeldbahn valley station as the arrival base for Zettersfeld.
Loser Altaussee offers family skiing with a progression from the Skikinderland at Sandling to the Loser Panoramaabfahrt. Children can start in the dedicated learning area, while the practice slope provides a stepping stone before tackling the longer family descent.
START HEREThe Panoramabahn is a ten-person gondola carrying skiers, tobogganers and walkers up the mountain.
Lärchenhof is a small downhill ski area directly beside Hotel Lärchenhof in Erpfendorf, east of the Wilder Kaiser. Its two runs provide a compact setting for beginners and families. Both hotel guests and external visitors can ski here, making it an option for a ski day without staying at the hotel.
START HEREOne drag lift serves the ski area.
Maiszinken is a family ski area in the mountaineering village of Lunz am See, in Lower Austria's Mostviertel region. Its children's magic carpet is free to use, while a demanding black piste gives experienced skiers a steeper option alongside the family provision.
Ahorn offers a smaller selection of mostly beginner-friendly carving pistes and family attractions. Most of the ski area lies around Penken and the neighbouring Rastkogel and Eggalm.
START HEREUse the Penkenbahn valley station in Mayrhofen as the selected ski-area access point.
Monte popolo is a compact family ski area in Eben im Pongau, with broad, easy-to-oversee slopes suited to children and people learning to ski. The mountain combines children's skiing with playful features and a timed course, giving families several ways to vary a shared ski day.
Muttereralm is a small family ski area near Innsbruck. Its beginner practice slopes and family runs offer views across the city.
Erlebnisalm Mönichkirchen offers lift-served downhill skiing for families and beginners. Its compact piste layout and short distances make for a straightforward ski day.
Niederalpl is a family ski area on the pass between Mürzsteg and Mariazell, within Naturpark Mürzer Oberland. A beginner meadow and children's learning area provide places to start, while the main chairlift serves skiing with panoramic views towards Hohe Veitsch.
START HERENiederalplbahn is the main four-seat chairlift.
Niederthai is a small ski area for families and beginners. A ski and snowboard school and ski kindergarten support learners. Matau and Wolfsegg are named lift bases with parking.
START HEREMatau is one of the ski-area access points with free parking; another is Wolfsegglift.
Seegrube, locally known as Gruabn, is Nordkette's winter-sports area above Innsbruck. The Nordkette Skylinepark has kickers, rails and obstacles for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.
START HEREThe Seegrubenbahn connects the Hungerburg valley station with Seegrube.
Obertauern's Tauernrunde circuit lets you explore the ski area on skis or a snowboard without a car or ski bus. You can join at almost any point and return to your starting point without repeating a lift or piste.
On Innsbruck's local mountain, Patscherkofel offers skiing and snowboarding on family-friendly pistes and the Olympic downhill run. The terrain ranges from easy to challenging, with views over Innsbruck giving the ski area its distinctive setting above the city.
START HEREThe Patscherkofelbahn cable car provides access from the valley station to the mountain station.
Petzen is a mountain destination in southern Carinthia offering winter skiing and snowboarding. Snowshoeing and ski touring are other winter activities.
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