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Sportgastein has broad downhill slopes served by the Goldbergbahn cable car and Kreuzkogel lift. Off-piste freeriding is another part of the ski area's character.
START HEREGoldbergbahn provides valley access; Kreuzkogellift also serves the ski area.
St. Johann in Tirol and Oberndorf share a ski area with broad, varied descents. Mountain huts with sun terraces provide places to stop below the Kitzbüheler Horn.
START HEREHarschbichl valley station.
Sternstein Lifte is a family ski area at Bad Leonfelden in the Mühlviertler Hochland, catering to children, beginners and experienced skiers. Its downhill terrain centres on four named runs: Familienabfahrt, Schlepplifthang, Standardabfahrt and Slalomhang.
Strallegg offers family skiing, snowboarding and carving. Children have the Kinder-Skiland learning area, while the main descents include Panoramaabfahrt and Frauengrabenabfahrt.
Stubaier Gletscher offers broad blue and red runs across four glaciers, with terrain suited to exploring on skis or a snowboard. The Skikarussell Schaufelspitz provides a circuit through the ski area for visitors who want to sample different parts of the mountain during their ski day.
START HERETalstation Eisgrat is the lower access base, with ski storage at Comfort Center II.
Sölden links Giggijoch, Gaislachkogl and its glacier sector into one ski area. Lifts and pistes connect the three sectors, so you can explore different parts of the mountain during your stay.
Die Tauplitz links Mitterstein, Lawinenstein and Schneiderkogel through the Tauplitzalm plateau in Austria's Ausseerland–Salzkammergut. Its extensive downhill terrain combines long, sporty descents with gentler pistes for families and relaxed skiing, with much of the skiing above the tree line.
START HEREThe Mitterstein eight-person gondola serves the Mitterstein sector.
Teichalmlifte is a children's and family ski area. Its broad, groomed descents offer skiing and snowboarding.
Tirolina is a small downhill ski area in Hinterthiersee, with a quiet atmosphere aimed primarily at beginners and young families. Its blue, red and black pistes provide a compact progression of terrain, while the FIS-homologated black run also attracts clubs and young racers for training.
Schwabenbergarena Turnau combines race-oriented skiing with family slopes at the foot of the Hochschwab. Homologated FIS giant-slalom and slalom courses support training, while slopes of different difficulties give families with children options for a downhill ski day.
Turracher Höhe offers lift-served skiing and snowboarding on the border between Carinthia and Styria. Its slopes cater to recreational skiers, families and freestylers.
Venet offers downhill skiing on the mountain’s north side above Zams near Landeck, with the Rifenal and Weinberg chairlifts serving its pistes. Its varied, broad and well-prepared descents particularly suit skiers who enjoy linking carving turns on wide slopes.
START HEREThe lift network comprises one cable car, two chairlifts and two drag lifts.
Vent offers family-friendly skiing in the high-alpine setting of a mountaineering village. Its ski slopes occupy sunny terrain at the end of the valley.
START HEREStart at the Wildspitze chairlift valley station in Vent.
Viehberg has three blue downhill runs served by two drag lifts. Children have a dedicated Kinderland with a magic carpet.
Vorhegg is a small family ski area in Kötschach-Mauthen, welcoming children, beginners, experienced skiers and snowboarders. Practice lifts support first turns, while a double chairlift serves downhill skiing with views across the Gailtal.
START HEREA double chairlift provides access to the mountain slopes.
Weinebene is a family-oriented ski and snowboard area on the Carinthia–Styria border. Its 12 downhill runs are rated easy or intermediate.
Werfenweng is a family ski area with broad downhill runs and pistes spanning all difficulty levels. Its Panoramaabfahrt descends roughly six kilometres into the valley, offering a long mountain-to-valley run alongside the resort's family-friendly skiing.
START HEREThe IKARUS eight-person gondola provides access to Bischling at approximately 1,840 metres above sea level.
Wildkogel-Arena offers family-focused downhill skiing above Neukirchen and Bramberg, with broad slopes suited to beginners and returning skiers. The Wildkogelbahn and Smaragdbahn provide two village bases for exploring the same mountain ski area, whose runs are predominantly blue and red.
Wurzeralm is a family-oriented downhill ski area in the Pyhrn-Priel region. Sunny Kids Park provides a dedicated children's area, while adventure pistes, the Bärenachter ski circuit and a permanent race course offer different ways to shape a family ski day.
Zillertal Arena spans four mountains, extending from the Zillertal into Salzburg's Pinzgau. Skiers can enter the area from Zell am Ziller, Gerlos and Wald-Königsleiten.
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