Hochkeil is a natural-snow downhill ski area on the alpine pastures of Mitterberg, beneath the Hochkönig massif. Its lift-served terrain includes the broad Saukarabfahrt and short runs beside Arthurhaus, with views towards the Mandlwände. The Arthurhauslift also serves the LIVINGROOM Snowpark.
Hochkössen is a compact, family-oriented ski area on Unterberg in the Tiroler Kaiserwinkl. Its terrain ranges from beginner to experienced-skier slopes.
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START HEREValley station of Bergbahnen Hochkössen.
Hochlecken is a family-oriented downhill ski area in Neukirchen/Altmünster, with particular attention given to children using the lifts. Staff offer help with the drag-lift bars, while a small funpark adds variety to a family day spent skiing on the slopes.
Hochlitten Riefensberg is a family ski area where a practice lift complements skiing served by three drag lifts. Its three race courses give the area a racing focus alongside its learning facilities, including the FIS-homologated slalom slope "Am Grenzlift".
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START HEREThree drag lifts and one practice lift serve Hochlitten.
At Hochoetz, children and beginners can warm up around the Acherkogel upper station. Brunnenkopf has intermediate pistes and a permanent race course. Balbachtal has wide, treeless slopes across difficulty levels.
Hochwang offers natural-snow downhill skiing above Fatschel, with pistes intended for both children and adults. The emphasis is on space to ski in a natural setting, making it a choice for families seeking a quieter mountain day away from large-resort crowds.
Hochzeiger is in Jerzens at the entrance to the Pitztal, with pistes of all difficulty levels. Its snowpark and Kids Funline are above the middle station.
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START HEREStart at the Hochzeiger gondola valley station.
Hohenbogen offers downhill skiing and snowboarding near Neukirchen beim Heiligen Blut in the Bavarian Forest, with pistes of varying difficulty. Its chairlift reaches a mountain viewpoint overlooking the surrounding Bayerwald peaks, including Arber and Osser.
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START HEREThe Hohenbogen double chairlift serves the mountain from the valley station.
Ski Hohentauern is a family-run ski area with natural-snow pistes. Snowmaking covers the section from the Moscher valley station to the middle station.
Hohe Winde–Beinwil offers downhill skiing on the northwestern slope of Hohe Winde, with pistes returning to a shared valley station. The terrain combines steep sections, rolling ground and flatter pistes, giving skiers a choice of gradients on the same hillside.
Bühlertallift Hundseck is a family-oriented downhill ski area at the Schwarzwaldhochstraße near Bühlertal. Its ski slope is complemented by two forest descents, with a double-lift installation serving skiers who want to alternate between the slope and woodland runs.
Hörnerbahn is a family ski area for beginners and experienced skiers. The lower Dorflift area connects to the upper ski area, with the Hörni-Tellerlift providing beginner skiing.
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START HEREThe Hörnerbahn six-person gondola provides access from Bolsterlang; the Weiherkopfbahn is a six-person chairlift.
Hüttegglift Weerberg is a small downhill ski area above Weerberg in the Inntal, with skiing and snowboarding centred on a single drag lift. Its easy piste suits beginners and families, while the upper lift station offers views of the Karwendel mountains.
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START HEREA single drag lift serves the downhill piste.
Iberg is a family-oriented downhill ski area in Maierhöfen/Riedholz, with two lifts serving five descents. Its skiing ranges from a practice slope for children to demanding pistes beside the large drag lift, allowing parents and children to choose different terrain.
Silvretta Arena connects Ischgl in Tyrol with Samnaun in Switzerland for cross-border skiing. The ski area is particularly suited to advanced and expert skiers.
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START HERESilvrettabahn A1 provides Funitel gondola access from Ischgl into the ski area.
Jaun–Gastlosen combines downhill skiing and snowboarding with a ski-school offering in Jaun. Its winter programme also includes night skiing, tobogganing, snowshoe outings and ski touring, giving groups several mountain activities to choose from alongside their skiing.
Jaunpass - Boltigen is a family ski area centred on natural-snow skiing, with surface lifts and a children's area. Its broad, gently sloping children's piste suits first turns, while the area's emphasis is on children, beginners and relaxed recreational skiing.
Skilift Junker serves the downhill slopes on Aschüel in St. Antönien without artificial snow. A cross-country trail and a small children's lift sit alongside the pistes.
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START HERESkilift Junker serves Aschüel and has an intermediate boarding point at Bord.