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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.
Gföllberglift offers downhill skiing on Gföllberg in Holzgau, with two descents: one easier and one intermediate. The terrain spans a vertical difference of 220 metres. Its drag lift operates during the ski season when snow conditions permit, with a midday break.
Gitschenen is a small, family-friendly downhill ski area with varied, well-prepared pistes and an easy-to-navigate layout. A single ski lift serves the downhill skiing, making its compact layout suited to families looking for a straightforward mountain ski day.
START HEREThe Luftseilbahn Gitschenen provides cable-car access to Gitschenen.
Glacier 3000 combines easy glacier slopes with more demanding terrain elsewhere in the ski area, including Black Wall. Non-skiers can visit the Peak Walk by Tissot suspension bridge.
START HERETake the cable cars from Col du Pillon via Cabane to Scex Rouge.
Glungezer above Tulfes is a family-focused downhill ski area, with pistes and supporting services geared towards parents and children. Ski schools, equipment rental and mountain dining support families planning a winter holiday around learning and time on snow.
START HEREThe first gondola section connects Talstation Tulfes with the Halsmarter middle station.
Skilift Gluringen is a small, family-focused downhill ski area on Gluringerfeld, where children and beginners take their first turns. Alongside this learning-focused character, Snowpark Goms adds three park lines with different difficulty levels for visitors interested in freestyle skiing.
Goaß at Fahndorfer Berg is a small downhill ski area in Fahndorf, near Hollabrunn in the Weinviertel north of Vienna. Its easy, readily overseen terrain is particularly suited to children making their first contact with snow and skiing, giving families a compact setting for learning.
START HERETwo parallel drag lifts with low-running ropes serve the slope; each lift is approximately 265 m long.
Gohrersberg offers downhill skiing at Kreuzthal, with three descents and an additional run directly to the village. A staffed kiosk at the valley station provides a place to take a break between runs, keeping refreshments close to the foot of the ski slopes.
START HEREA drag lift serves Gohrersberg.
Goldeck's Kinderland lies beside the Goldeckbahn mountain station, with magic carpets and two drag lifts for learners. Non-skiers can watch learners practise or take a short walk around the reservoir lake.
START HEREThe eight-seat Goldeckbahn gondola provides access from the valley station.
Golzentipp combines blue and red slopes with a black descent for experienced skiers. The Golzentippbahn starts in the village centre, and valley runs return to the historic village centre.
Skilifte Alpsteinblick in Gonten offers broad blue pistes across open, easily surveyed slopes, making it a suitable choice for families and less experienced skiers or snowboarders. The gently varied terrain supports a ski day focused on practising turns and building confidence.
GrebenzenHöhen in St. Lambrecht is a family-focused downhill ski area on the border of Styria and Carinthia. Blue and red pistes make up most of its skiing, with a black piste adding a more demanding option for experienced skiers within this compact resort.
START HEREGreben10 panoramic gondola.
Grenchenberg offers downhill skiing with two ski lifts. Its 400-metre platter lift also feeds the larger T-bar lift.
Gries is a family ski area above Längenfeld, suited to a first introduction to skiing. Its secluded setting and family atmosphere offer a quiet place to learn.
START HEREThe Brandachfeld lift is operated by SchleppliftgmbH Gries–Ötztal. Use the mapped valley station for the ski-area arrival.
Grimmialp is a family-oriented ski and snowboard area at the head of the Diemtigtal in the Bernese Oberland, based in Schwenden. The Grimmialp chairlift serves Stierenberg, while skiing is also provided by the Nydegg draglift and the separate children's lift at Egg.
On the Großarl side, the Kieserlbahn serves the Roslehenalm ski sector. Its 10-seat gondola travels via a middle station to the Kieserl summit plateau in around 15 minutes.
START HEREThe 10-seat Kieserlbahn gondola provides valley access to the Kieserl summit plateau.
Großeck-Speiereck offers family-friendly skiing with pistes for different ability levels. The ski area is accessible from Mauterndorf and St. Michael.
Großer Arber caters for beginners and returning skiers. Sonnenhang has a six-person family chairlift with an automatic child safety bar, while ArBär-Kinderland offers a children's timed course.
START HEREThe six-person Arber gondola provides mountain access from Talstation Großer Arber.
Grossglockner/Heiligenblut offers downhill skiing on broad slopes and prepared pistes. Views of the Großglockner form the backdrop to its open mountain scenery.
Grub-Kaien is a compact downhill ski area in Grub, centred on its namesake ski lift, which is roughly one kilometre long. The skiing follows the hillside between a valley station at 845 metres above sea level and an upper station at 1,065 metres above sea level.
START HERESkilift Grub-Kaien runs for approximately one kilometre.
Grünberglift Navis is a small village downhill ski area in Tyrol, also known as the Bürgermeisterlift. Its village drag-lift setting suits children and people returning to skiing, offering a compact setting for families to spend time together on the slopes.
Grüsch-Danusa is a family-oriented ski area in Prättigau, with skiing and snowboarding centred on Berggasthaus Schwänzelegg and its children's area. Alongside the downhill slopes, winter walking, sledging and cross-country skiing offer alternatives for a mixed-interest family day.
START HEREThe Danusa lift is a four-person chairlift.
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