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Rosshütte has a practice area and a snowpark. Illuminated pistes provide night-skiing options.
START HEREAccess the Rosshütte mountain lifts at Talstation Rosshütte, Talstation 419 in Seefeld.
Birkenlift and the connected Geigenbühel form a family ski area in Seefeld in Tirol, with terrain for children, beginners and returning skiers. A family descent and a practice slope beside a ski school make this a useful choice for learning and practising downhill skiing.
START HEREBirkenlift has two drag lifts, a children's magic carpet and a separate 135-metre conveyor.
Serfaus–Fiss–Ladis combines skiing with extensive family facilities across its three villages. Children’s areas, childcare and dedicated ski schools support a family holiday, while the mountain also offers black runs, freeride terrain and freestyle areas.
Serlesbahnen Mieders is a small downhill ski area at the foot of the Serles, with a relaxed family atmosphere. Broad, manageable pistes provide room for wide turns, making this a suitable choice for children, beginners and skiers returning after a break.
Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl - Kleinarl offers family skiing on easy blue pistes and ski paths across the mountain. Its speciality pistes and natural ski routes add variety for adults and older children, making it a useful choice for families who already ski together.
Krähenberg is a family downhill ski area in Sibratsgfäll, with descents where children can develop their skiing. Its emphasis on learning away from the bustle of larger resorts suits families seeking a ski day centred on building confidence and practising their skills.
The resort occupies the slopes of Thurntaler. Its compact piste network caters to beginners, families and experienced skiers.
Silvretta Montafon lies between Schruns, St. Gallenkirch and Gaschurn. Its skiing includes long valley descents and deep-snow slopes.
START HEREHochjoch Bahn uses a reversible aerial tramway with cabins.
Simonhöhe is a family ski area in central Carinthia. Its children's area is Paulis Bärenland.
Ski Arlberg connects St. Anton–St. Christoph–Stuben, Lech–Oberlech–Zürs and Warth-Schröcken through lifts and cable cars. Its slopes accommodate beginners, intermediate skiers and expert skiers.
START HEREFrom Tiefgarage Anger, follow the signs to Bergbahn Oberlech for cable-car access from Lech to Oberlech.
Skiberg Mureck is a small local ski hill in the municipality of Mureck, aimed especially at children gaining their first experience on skis. A drag lift serves the top of the modest hill, where the emphasis is on an introduction to downhill skiing for young learners.
START HEREA drag lift serves the top of the ski hill.
The Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn extends across several mountain massifs and valleys in the Kitzbühel Alps. The ski area connects Tyrol and Salzburger Land.
Almenwelt Lofer is a family-oriented ski area in the Salzburger Saalachtal. SenderExpress is one of its two child-safe eight-seat chairlifts.
START HEREAlmbahn I is an eight-seat gondola, 1,900 m long with a 370 m vertical rise.
Hinterstoder Höss combines downhill skiing with dedicated children's areas and experience pistes for family ski days. Ski courses and training facilities also make it a practical choice for visitors who want to develop their technique during a mountain holiday.
Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau is a Tyrolean downhill ski area centred on Wiedersberger Horn in Alpbachtal and Schatzberg in Wildschönau. Its varied slopes cater to experienced skiers and visitors developing their skills, with dedicated children's learning areas.
Skilift Eberschwang is a local downhill ski area in the Innviertel, with snowmaking and floodlighting for skiing after dark. Its children's magic carpet suits families introducing young children to skiing and beginners practising their first turns.
START HEREA drag lift provides a 600 m uphill tow.
Familienskigebiet Prägraten a.G. offers downhill skiing at the western edge of Prägraten am Großvenediger. Its two-lift layout caters to beginners as well as more experienced skiers, providing a village-edge option for visitors with different levels of skiing experience.
Floitenlift is a local downhill-skiing facility in Ginzling-Dornauberg, in Tyrol's Zillertal region. Its programme includes afternoon skiing and Friday night skiing, with a minimum of ten participants for the night sessions; operation depends on sufficient snow cover.
Skilift Kronberg offers local downhill skiing in the Attergau for children, beginners, experienced skiers and racers. Children's ski courses complement the skiing, while schools and clubs also use this community ski venue for their winter sports activities.
START HEREA drag lift and a children's lift serve the skiing.
Sonnenberglift in Gries im Sellrain is a small downhill skiing venue suited to children and people making their first turns. Its gentle, compact piste provides a manageable setting for practice, while a platter lift serves the slope.
START HEREThe Sonnenberglift platter lift serves the downhill piste.
Sonnenkopf is a family ski area at the foot of the Arlberg, above the Klostertal villages. Riedkopf combines family descents with a speed piste, while Sattelkopf has two shorter practice slopes for skiers working on their turns before exploring more of the mountain.
Sonntag-Stein is a small downhill ski area suited to families with younger children, beginners and skiers seeking a quiet day away from larger resorts. Its compact layout also suits shorter ski outings and groups combining skiing with winter walking or tobogganing.
START HEREThe Oberpartnom double chairlift serves two downhill runs and a ski route.
Spechtenseelift offers downhill skiing for families. Its descents include the sunny Steilhang and the Westabfahrt through the forest.
Spieljoch is a compact ski area suited to families and recreational skiers. Its valley station is in Fügen, with 10-person gondolas providing access to the slopes.
START HEREBoard the Spieljochbahn's 10-person gondolas at its valley station in Fügen.
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