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Diedamskopf is a compact, family-oriented natural-snow ski area in the Bregenzerwald. Diedamspark, winter walking trails and restaurants with sun terraces provide additional stops during a mountain visit.
START HEREAn eight-person gondola provides mountain access from the Diedamskopf valley station, with accessible boarding.
Start your mountain day at TITLIS car park P2, with Type 2 charging for visitors.
START HERETITLIS valley station · car park 2
Feuerkogel is a plateau ski area in Upper Austria. Modern lifts serve family-friendly downhill pistes.
Dachstein Krippenstein offers easy slopes for learning and warming up on the mountain and in the valley. A demanding valley descent provides a longer skiing option.
START HEREDachstein Krippenstein cable-car section I is lift A1.
Golm is a family-focused downhill ski area in Montafon, with easy descents for beginners and family skiing. Its longest descent runs from the Rätikonbahn mountain station to the Golmerbahn valley station in Vandans, offering a continuous run from the upper slopes to the valley.
Grindelwald Terminal brings together the mountain lifts and a connected car park with EV charging.
START HEREGrindelwald Terminal · Grund car park
The P11 parking garage offers EV charging for your ski day in Hemsedal.
START HEREHemsedal ski centre · P11
Hochkar offers skiing and snowboarding on broad pistes, with short distances around the ski area. Descents range from introductory slopes to sportier runs.
The Stoichartlift sector is reached directly via Zirbenlift and offers more demanding skiing. A short, flat connecting lift links Kegellift with Sonnenlift.
Jakobshorn combines mountain skiing above Davos Platz with the Bolgen practice area at the foot of the mountain. The JatzPark adds a freestyle focus to a ski day, making the resort a useful choice for groups combining piste skiing, early learning and park sessions.
START HEREThe first Jakobshorn cable-car section runs from Davos to Ischalp.
Skiarena Jauerling offers downhill skiing on a compact 500-metre piste suited to beginners and more experienced skiers. The area focuses on a few hours of skiing or snowboarding, including visitors who are just starting to learn these winter sports.
Kaunertaler Gletscher has broad, extensive glacier pistes. Skiing options range from first turns at the village lift in Feichten to the black Black Ibex piste.
START HEREOchsenalmbahn I connects directly with Ochsenalmbahn II for access to the glacier centre.
Hahnenkamm–Pengelstein–Kirchberg combines varied slopes, mountain huts and the Streif, with a 3S cable-car link toward Jochberg and Pass Thurn. Kitzbüheler Horn is the sunny, quieter family-oriented side. Jochberg–Pass Thurn has wide, open high-alpine slopes and views toward the Hohe Tauern.
START HEREHahnenkammbahn is the selected valley access point.
Start at Kaprun Center for the Maiskogelbahn. EV charging is available at this valley station.
START HEREMaiskogel valley station — Kaprun Center
Start at Laax Murschetg, with EV charging in the rocksresort garage. Check the garage clearance if you travel with a roof box.
START HERELaax Murschetg valley station
Gurgl brings together Obergurgl and Hochgurgl in one linked ski area, with roughly half the terrain in each sector. The Top Express gondola links the two across the Königstal and Ferwalltal valleys, making it possible to explore both during a ski day.
Pischa in the Flüelatal is a winter sports area focused on freeriding and ski touring, with no groomed pistes. Its high-alpine landscape is the setting for off-piste descents and ski tours, with a quieter mountain character than the busy piste areas of Davos Klosters.
START HEREBoard the Pischa cable car at Dörfji valley station for access to the mountain station.
Rinerhorn is a family-oriented downhill ski area above Davos Glaris, with broad pistes suited to learning and carving. Families, school groups and recreational skiers are its core audience, while predominantly blue and red runs provide space to practise turns.
START HEREThe six-person Glaris–Jatzmeder gondola provides access from the valley.
Semmering Hirschenkogel offers skiing and snowboarding on pistes of varying difficulty in the Wiener Alpen. Its night pistes also allow an evening ski visit.
Grafenmatt’s black FIS World Cup descent finishes in Fahl at the Herzogenhorn lift base. A blue bypass from about halfway avoids its hardest sections.
START HERESeebuck lifts and Zeigerbahn, reached via the level 4 exit of Parkhaus Feldberg.
Start your SkiWelt day at the Alpenrosenbahn in Westendorf, with charging in the valley-station car park for visitors to the mountain.
START HEREAlpenrosenbahn valley station, Bergliftstraße 18, Westendorf
Familienskiland at Wexl Arena in St. Corona am Wechsel is a family ski area welcoming beginners of all ages. Its skiing also suits those progressing beyond their first turns, allowing families with different experience levels to share a downhill ski day.
Start at the Zugspitze cable-car valley station by Eibsee. EV charging is available at the cable-car car park.
START HERECable car Zugspitze · Eibsee, Grainau
Annaberg is a family-oriented downhill ski area in the Mostviertler Alps, with slopes for beginners and more experienced skiers and snowboarders. Anna-Land provides a dedicated setting for children learning to ski, while Anna-Park adds a separate option for practising turns, waves and jumps.
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