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Compare ski areas, find a base for the night and choose where to eat. Each place has its own charging details.
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.
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Visit and charging details ↗Seegrube, locally known as Gruabn, is Nordkette's winter-sports area above Innsbruck. The Nordkette Skylinepark has kickers, rails and obstacles for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.
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Visit and charging details ↗Rosshütte has a practice area and a snowpark. Illuminated pistes provide night-skiing options.
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Visit and charging details ↗Gschwandtkopf is a small family ski area in the Seefeld region. Most descents lie on the mountain's north side.
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Visit and charging details ↗Katzenkopf Leutasch is a family-oriented ski area with blue, red and black pistes served by a three-seat chairlift. Two conveyor belts support first turns.
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Visit and charging details ↗Bergeralm is a ski and leisure area in Steinach am Brenner, around 20 km south of Innsbruck in Tyrol's Wipptal. Winter activities include skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing.
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Visit and charging details ↗On Innsbruck's local mountain, Patscherkofel offers skiing and snowboarding on family-friendly pistes and the Olympic downhill run. The terrain ranges from easy to challenging, with views over Innsbruck giving the ski area its distinctive setting above the city.
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Visit and charging details ↗Schlick 2000 offers downhill runs across all difficulty levels with views of the Kalkkögel. BIG Ron’s Kinderland has four conveyor belts and a ski carousel.
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Visit and charging details ↗Holiday apartments accommodate 2–7 people.
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Visit and charging details ↗Each chalet has an open-plan kitchen and living area with a fireplace, three bedrooms with private bathrooms, and a private sauna.
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Visit and charging details ↗The 100 m² Panorama Loft sleeps seven and occupies the upper floor, with a 20 m² roof terrace and infrared sauna. The 150 m² Grand Garden Residence sleeps eight and occupies the ground floor, with its own 500 m² garden and barrel sauna.
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Visit and charging details ↗Hotel rooms accommodate solo travellers, couples and families of up to four people.
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Visit and charging details ↗Rooms and suites have a bath or shower, toilet, hairdryer, television and safe; most also have a minibar.
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Visit and charging details ↗Rooms vary in size and layout; nearly every room has a balcony.
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Visit and charging details ↗Double rooms in the “2+2” category accommodate 2–4 people.
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Visit and charging details ↗Choose from double rooms, twin rooms, a compact studio and apartments of different sizes.
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Visit and charging details ↗The first-floor Standard Suite accommodates up to four guests, with one bedroom, one bathroom, 52 m² of interior space and a 9 m² balcony.
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Visit and charging details ↗Each 150 m² chalet accommodates up to six guests in three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Smaller parties can book a chalet with one or two bedrooms.
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Visit and charging details ↗Single rooms have air conditioning, a kettle and a shower/WC. Standard double rooms are approximately 16–18 m². Budget double rooms are approximately 15 m², overlook the car park or fire escape, and require stair access without a lift; they are not accessible rooms.
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Visit and charging details ↗Two-room family accommodation sleeps up to six people.
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Visit and charging details ↗The menu includes vegetarian falafel, spätzle and risotto, plus children's dishes such as noodles and nuggets.
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Visit and charging details ↗Table-service restaurant with a sun terrace. Table reservations are not available.
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Visit and charging details ↗The café and daytime bar serves drinks, wine, beer and coffee, with regional produce from local farmers for its Marend snacks. Homemade or locally produced items are used where possible.
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Visit and charging details ↗Choose from Tyrolean Gröstl made with Tafelspitz beef, grilled rump steak with herb butter and mixed salad, or garden vegetables with basmati rice.
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Visit and charging details ↗Drinks include mulled wine, Jagatee and alcohol-free punch.
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Visit and charging details ↗Tyrolean cooking includes dumplings, produce from the property's garden and homemade seasonings.
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Visit and charging details ↗Pizza, pasta, salads and desserts are served, with terrace dining in warm weather.
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Visit and charging details ↗Grawa Alm serves seasonal regional dishes and traditional Tyrolean classics, alongside products from its own farm including bacon, sausages, bread and potatoes.
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Visit and charging details ↗International dishes and Austrian classics include Wiener Schnitzel and Zwiebelrostbraten.
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Visit and charging details ↗Daily dishes and fresh cakes change regularly.
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Visit and charging details ↗The restaurant serves Tyrolean and international dishes, including Wiener Schnitzel and Kaspressknödel.
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Visit and charging details ↗Grawa Alm serves traditional Tyrolean food, including hearty snacks and Kaiserschmarrn.
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