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.
ϟ Yes — at a named resort access point
START HEREBoard the Spieljochbahn's 10-person gondolas at its valley station in Fügen.
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.
ϟ Yes — at a named resort access point
START HEREGoldbergbahn provides valley access; Kreuzkogellift also serves the ski area.
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.
ϟ Yes — at a named resort access point
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.
Tegelberg in Schwangau centres its public piste skiing on family-oriented valley slopes equipped with snowmaking. The Kinderland caters for the youngest children, alongside the Gamslift and Falkenlift platter lifts and the Adlerlift for older children.
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.
ϟ Yes — charging at the researched resort location