Explore 62 ski resorts in Austria. Every card links to a full resort page with pictures, terrain and the numbers; the arrow opens the description without leaving this page.
11er Neustift/Neder is a ski area in Austria, with 10 km of marked pistes served by 5 lifts. The slopes run from 979 m up to a summit of 2,046 m, a vertical drop of 1,067 m. Graded runs are 1% green and 99% red.
Axamer Lizum - Muttereralm is a ski area in Austria, with 38 km of marked pistes served by 18 lifts. The slopes run from 892 m up to a summit of 2,336 m, a vertical drop of 1,444 m. Graded runs are 28% blue, 59% red and 13% black.
Bad Kleinkirchheim is a ski area in Austria, with 68 km of marked pistes served by 27 lifts. The slopes run from 1,012 m up to a summit of 2,143 m, a vertical drop of 1,131 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 31% blue, 58% red and 5% black.
Balderschwang – Hochschelpen/Riedberger Horn is a ski area in Austria, with 26 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 1,001 m up to a summit of 1,487 m, a vertical drop of 486 m. Graded runs are 56% blue, 33% red and 11% black.
Berwang is a ski area in Austria, with 53 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 1,044 m up to a summit of 1,739 m, a vertical drop of 695 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 59% blue, 35% red and 5% black.
Bödele is a ski area in Austria, with 21 km of marked pistes served by 12 lifts. The slopes run from 698 m up to a summit of 1,453 m, a vertical drop of 755 m. Graded runs are 3% green, 47% blue, 46% red and 4% black.
Brandnertal – Brand/Bürserberg is a ski area in Austria, with 43 km of marked pistes served by 12 lifts. The slopes run from 888 m up to a summit of 1,971 m, a vertical drop of 1,083 m. Graded runs are 54% blue and 46% red.
Freesports Arena Dachstein Krippenstein is a ski area in Austria, with 31 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 547 m up to a summit of 2,708 m, a vertical drop of 2,161 m. Graded runs are 17% blue, 78% red and 5% black.
Gargellen is a ski area in Austria, with 27 km of marked pistes served by 8 lifts. The slopes run from 1,420 m up to a summit of 2,272 m, a vertical drop of 852 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 73% blue, 18% red and 8% black.
Gerlitzen Alpe is a ski area in Austria, with 37 km of marked pistes served by 20 lifts. The slopes run from 523 m up to a summit of 1,909 m, a vertical drop of 1,386 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 30% blue, 51% red and 13% black.
Großeck-Speiereck is a ski area in Austria, with 60 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 1,080 m up to a summit of 2,338 m, a vertical drop of 1,258 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 57% blue, 37% red and 5% black.
Großglockner Heiligenblut is a ski area in Austria, with 54 km of marked pistes served by 13 lifts. The slopes run from 1,234 m up to a summit of 2,921 m, a vertical drop of 1,687 m. Graded runs are 45% blue, 53% red and 2% black.
Hinterstoder is a ski area in Austria, with 35 km of marked pistes served by 19 lifts. The slopes run from 588 m up to a summit of 1,987 m, a vertical drop of 1,399 m. Graded runs are 43% blue, 45% red and 12% black.
Hintertuxer Gletscher is a ski area in Austria, with 127 km of marked pistes served by 22 lifts. The slopes run from 1,485 m up to a summit of 3,253 m, a vertical drop of 1,768 m. Graded runs are 39% blue, 58% red and 3% black.
Hochkar is a ski area in Austria, with 43 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 1,377 m up to a summit of 1,792 m, a vertical drop of 415 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 29% blue, 58% red and 12% black.
Hochkönig is a ski area in Austria, with 21 km of marked pistes served by 7 lifts. The slopes run from 606 m up to a summit of 1,748 m, a vertical drop of 1,142 m. Graded runs are 46% blue, 48% red and 6% black.
Hochoetz-Kühtai is a ski area in Austria, with 60 km of marked pistes served by 26 lifts. The slopes run from 806 m up to a summit of 2,487 m, a vertical drop of 1,681 m. Graded runs are 33% blue, 53% red and 14% black.
Hochzillertal-Hochfügen is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 206 km of marked pistes served by 35 lifts. The slopes run from 552 m up to a summit of 2,374 m, a vertical drop of 1,822 m. Graded runs are 33% blue, 44% red and 23% black.
Kals-Matrei is a ski area in Austria, with 50 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 925 m up to a summit of 2,422 m, a vertical drop of 1,497 m. Graded runs are 46% blue, 37% red and 17% black.
Kappl is a ski area in Austria, with 68 km of marked pistes served by 12 lifts. The slopes run from 1,172 m up to a summit of 2,639 m, a vertical drop of 1,467 m. Graded runs are 26% blue, 56% red and 18% black.
Kaprun - Kitzsteinhorn/Maiskogel is a ski area in Austria, with 51 km of marked pistes served by 21 lifts. The slopes run from 764 m up to a summit of 3,026 m, a vertical drop of 2,262 m. Graded runs are 3% green, 38% blue, 41% red and 18% black.
Kasberg Grünau - Almtal is a ski area in Austria, with 24 km of marked pistes served by 13 lifts. The slopes run from 617 m up to a summit of 1,600 m, a vertical drop of 983 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 61% blue, 34% red and 4% black.
Katschberg-Aineck is a ski area in Austria, with 48 km of marked pistes served by 18 lifts. The slopes run from 1,054 m up to a summit of 2,210 m, a vertical drop of 1,156 m. Graded runs are 23% blue, 65% red and 12% black.
Kaunertaler Gletscher is a ski area in Austria, with 27 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 2,175 m up to a summit of 3,107 m, a vertical drop of 932 m. Graded runs are 47% blue, 34% red and 19% black.
KitzSki is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 374 km of marked pistes served by 63 lifts. The slopes run from 762 m up to a summit of 1,993 m, a vertical drop of 1,231 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 52% blue, 36% red and 11% black.
Kreischberg is a ski area in Austria, with 39 km of marked pistes served by 12 lifts. The slopes run from 863 m up to a summit of 2,118 m, a vertical drop of 1,255 m. Graded runs are 42% blue, 38% red and 20% black.
Kühtai is a ski area in Austria, with 33 km of marked pistes served by 13 lifts. The slopes run from 1,938 m up to a summit of 2,507 m, a vertical drop of 569 m. Graded runs are 2% green, 9% blue, 71% red and 18% black.
Lachtal is a ski area in Austria, with 25 km of marked pistes served by 10 lifts. The slopes run from 1,572 m up to a summit of 2,200 m, a vertical drop of 628 m. Graded runs are 25% blue, 63% red and 12% black.
Lech/Zürs is a ski area in Vorarlberg, Austria, with 119 km of marked pistes served by 32 lifts. The slopes run from 1,428 m up to a summit of 2,441 m, a vertical drop of 1,013 m. Graded runs are 41% blue, 45% red and 14% black.
Malbun is a ski area in Austria, with 35 km of marked pistes served by 8 lifts. The slopes run from 1,474 m up to a summit of 1,991 m, a vertical drop of 517 m. Graded runs are 40% blue, 54% red and 6% black.
Mayrhofen Hippach is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 126 km of marked pistes served by 53 lifts. The slopes run from 616 m up to a summit of 2,468 m, a vertical drop of 1,852 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 39% blue, 48% red and 12% black.
Mölltaler Gletscher is a ski area in Austria, with 44 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 1,228 m up to a summit of 3,084 m, a vertical drop of 1,856 m. Graded runs are 26% blue, 52% red and 22% black.
Nassfeld is a ski area in Carinthia, Austria, with 69 km of marked pistes served by 29 lifts. The slopes run from 612 m up to a summit of 1,999 m, a vertical drop of 1,387 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 27% blue, 69% red and 3% black.
Niederau (Wildschönau) is a ski area in Austria, with 52 km of marked pistes served by 11 lifts. The slopes run from 827 m up to a summit of 1,565 m, a vertical drop of 738 m. Graded runs are 30% blue, 39% red and 31% black.
Obergurgl-Hochgurgl is a ski area in Austria, with 68 km of marked pistes served by 25 lifts. The slopes run from 1,784 m up to a summit of 3,024 m, a vertical drop of 1,240 m. Graded runs are 57% blue, 29% red and 14% black.
Obertauern is a ski area in Salzburg, Austria, with 208 km of marked pistes served by 28 lifts. The slopes run from 1,627 m up to a summit of 2,308 m, a vertical drop of 681 m. Graded runs are 55% blue, 39% red and 6% black.
Schlick 2000 is a ski area in Austria, with 54 km of marked pistes served by 8 lifts. The slopes run from 1,004 m up to a summit of 2,238 m, a vertical drop of 1,234 m. Graded runs are 62% blue, 33% red and 5% black.
See is a ski area in Austria, with 60 km of marked pistes served by 9 lifts. The slopes run from 1,037 m up to a summit of 2,571 m, a vertical drop of 1,534 m. Graded runs are 25% blue, 69% red and 6% black.
Serfaus Fiss Ladis is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 315 km of marked pistes served by 48 lifts. The slopes run from 1,222 m up to a summit of 2,820 m, a vertical drop of 1,598 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 27% blue, 62% red and 10% black.
Silvretta Arena Ischgl/Samnaun is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 398 km of marked pistes served by 44 lifts. The slopes run from 1,349 m up to a summit of 2,869 m, a vertical drop of 1,520 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 26% blue, 56% red and 17% black.
Silvretta Montafon is a ski area in Vorarlberg, Austria, with 101 km of marked pistes served by 38 lifts. The slopes run from 689 m up to a summit of 2,421 m, a vertical drop of 1,732 m. Graded runs are 56% blue, 30% red and 14% black.
Ski amadé is a ski area in Salzburg, Austria, with 811 km of marked pistes served by 248 lifts. The slopes run from 667 m up to a summit of 2,644 m, a vertical drop of 1,977 m. Graded runs are 49% blue, 46% red and 5% black.
Ski Arlberg is a ski area in Austria, with 131 km of marked pistes. The slopes run from 1,280 m up to a summit of 2,641 m, a vertical drop of 1,361 m. Graded runs are 53% blue, 37% red and 10% black.
Ski Gastein - Schlossalm/Angertal/Stubnerkogel is a ski area in Austria, with 1 km of marked pistes. The slopes run from 1,644 m up to a summit of 1,798 m, a vertical drop of 154 m. Graded runs are 100% blue.
Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 411 km of marked pistes served by 78 lifts. The slopes run from 795 m up to a summit of 2,090 m, a vertical drop of 1,295 m. Graded runs are 65% blue, 32% red and 3% black.
Skigebiet Damüls-Mellau-Faschina is a ski area in Vorarlberg, Austria, with 211 km of marked pistes served by 26 lifts. The slopes run from 689 m up to a summit of 2,024 m, a vertical drop of 1,335 m. Graded runs are 6% green, 30% blue, 37% red and 27% black.
Skigebiet Garmisch-Classic is a ski area in Austria, with 89 km of marked pistes served by 24 lifts. The slopes run from 721 m up to a summit of 2,049 m, a vertical drop of 1,328 m. Graded runs are 26% blue, 53% red and 21% black.
Skigebiet Heuberg Arena/Walmendingerhorn is a ski area in Austria, with 201 km of marked pistes served by 85 lifts. The slopes run from 708 m up to a summit of 2,217 m, a vertical drop of 1,509 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 45% blue, 36% red and 18% black.
Skiregion Dachstein West is a ski area in Austria, with 38 km of marked pistes served by 25 lifts. The slopes run from 744 m up to a summit of 1,616 m, a vertical drop of 872 m. Graded runs are 23% blue, 73% red and 4% black.
SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 439 km of marked pistes served by 80 lifts. The slopes run from 608 m up to a summit of 1,865 m, a vertical drop of 1,257 m. Graded runs are 45% blue, 51% red and 4% black.
Sölden is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 181 km of marked pistes served by 37 lifts. The slopes run from 1,345 m up to a summit of 3,247 m, a vertical drop of 1,902 m. Graded runs are 49% blue, 33% red and 18% black.
Sonnenkopf is a ski area in Austria, with 93 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 893 m up to a summit of 2,290 m, a vertical drop of 1,397 m. Graded runs are 42% blue, 56% red and 2% black.
St Johann in Tirol is a ski area in Austria, with 73 km of marked pistes served by 10 lifts. The slopes run from 665 m up to a summit of 1,601 m, a vertical drop of 936 m. Graded runs are 51% blue, 47% red and 2% black.
St. Anton/St. Christoph/Stuben is a ski area in Vorarlberg, Austria, with 96 km of marked pistes served by 40 lifts. The slopes run from 1,280 m up to a summit of 2,805 m, a vertical drop of 1,525 m. Graded runs are 46% blue, 35% red and 19% black.
Steinplatte Waidring-Tirol is a ski area in Austria, with 36 km of marked pistes served by 16 lifts. The slopes run from 768 m up to a summit of 1,853 m, a vertical drop of 1,085 m. Graded runs are 59% blue, 36% red and 5% black.
Stubai is a ski area in Tyrol, Austria, with 74 km of marked pistes served by 35 lifts. The slopes run from 959 m up to a summit of 3,208 m, a vertical drop of 2,249 m. Graded runs are 2% green, 49% blue, 42% red and 7% black.
Sudelfeld - Bayrischzell is a ski area in Austria, with 26 km of marked pistes served by 13 lifts. The slopes run from 856 m up to a summit of 1,516 m, a vertical drop of 660 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 46% blue, 38% red and 15% black.
Tauplitz / Bad Mitterndorf is a ski area in Austria, with 35 km of marked pistes served by 18 lifts. The slopes run from 834 m up to a summit of 1,964 m, a vertical drop of 1,130 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 52% blue, 42% red and 5% black.
Turracher Höhe is a ski area in Austria, with 32 km of marked pistes served by 15 lifts. The slopes run from 1,392 m up to a summit of 2,193 m, a vertical drop of 801 m. Graded runs are 40% blue, 58% red and 2% black.
Wildkogel is a ski area in Salzburg, Austria, with 139 km of marked pistes served by 21 lifts. The slopes run from 814 m up to a summit of 2,127 m, a vertical drop of 1,313 m. Graded runs are 64% blue, 29% red and 7% black.
Wurzeralm is a ski area in Austria, with 64 km of marked pistes served by 19 lifts. The slopes run from 806 m up to a summit of 1,860 m, a vertical drop of 1,054 m. Graded runs are 46% blue, 49% red and 5% black.
Zillertal Arena is a ski area in Salzburg, Austria, with 258 km of marked pistes served by 54 lifts. The slopes run from 571 m up to a summit of 2,501 m, a vertical drop of 1,930 m. Graded runs are 1% green, 28% blue, 60% red and 11% black.