Austria Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours

Leutasch Valley offers 150km of classic cross-country skiing tracks and 112km of skating trails, with Hotel Hubertushof providing direct access to Alpine routes. You'll ski through snow-dusted forests and wooded hillsides with Wetterstein mountain views, or hop the ski bus to Seefeld, which hosted two Winter Olympics and the 2019 World Championships. The 7-night stay at the 4-star Hotel Hubertushof includes a heated indoor pool, saunas, and afternoon cake sessions after skiing.

Austria's premier Nordic skiing destination offers 260 kilometers of groomed trails connecting Leutasch and Seefeld, home to the 2019 World Ski Championships venue. Master cross-country techniques through intensive coaching, video analysis, and a hands-on waxing seminar, plus compete in a fun laser biathlon competition. Spend 6 nights at Hotel Trofana with sauna access, half-board dining, and a 7-day cross-country ski pass covering the entire region.

Spend 3 days skiing across Skiwelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental's 270 km of runs in Hopfgarten im Brixental. Stay at Haus Schöneck with breakfast included and optional half-board featuring traditional Austrian home-cooked meals, with expert Trip Managers and local ski instructors guiding groups of 8-50 travelers.

Strap on snowshoes and trek across the snowy Mieminger Plateau above the Inn Valley, making your way up to Faltegartenköpfl peak in the Northern Limestone Alps where you'll get wide panoramic views of the Tyrolean mountains. You'll also snowshoe to Holzerhütte on Grünberg, hike around Wildermieming, and toboggan from Lehnberghaus back down.

Ski the quiet Obernberg Valley and Gschnitz regions with ascents to Allerleigrubenspitze (2,131m), where Koatneralm provides a descent option, and the rugged Tribulaun's north-facing slopes near Grubenjoch for excellent powder conditions. You'll stay at Almi's Berghotel in Obernberg am Brenner with wellness facilities and regional cuisine, tackling daily tours covering 770-950 meters elevation gain. There's also a cable car-assisted panoramic route from Steinach am Brenner's Bergeralm to Nösslachjoch, traversing Egger mountain and Eggerjoch ridges with sweeping views of the Stubai Alps and Habicht peak (3,277m).