Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours & Trips in Tyrol

You'll ski 270 km of slopes in Skiwelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental, one of Europe's largest interconnected ski resorts with 70 lifts across Tyrol. Stay at Haus Schöneck in Hopfgarten im Brixental with free daily shuttles to the mountains and exclusive après-ski parties at Bar Schöneck for ages 18-35.

Train on over 260 kilometers of snow-sure cross-country trails in the Olympiaregion Seefeld/Leutasch, where both skating and classic techniques are perfected through video analysis and personalized coaching. Try a thrilling laser biathlon event using professional shooting systems, followed by a scenic 15-kilometer ski tour from Leutasch to the 2019 Nordic World Ski Championships host town of Seefeld. Stay at Hotel Trofana with wellness facilities, and have half-board dining with expert guidance for ages 9+.

Seefeld's Olympic village sits just 15 minutes from Leutasch's 150km+ trail network, giving you access to some of Tyrol's best cross-country skiing. The family-run Hotel Hubertushof in Reindlau puts you right on the trails through Leutasch Valley with Wetterstein mountain views and weekly Gluhwein tastings on the terrace.

Learn ski touring basics at Lizumer Hütte (2,019m) in the Tux Alps, with summit attempts on Torspitze (2,663m), Mölser Sonnenspitze (2,496m), and the challenging Geier peak (2,857m). This 4-day course for beginners covers avalanche training, skin-walking technique, and hairpin bend practice through Tyrol's Alpine terrain. You'll stay in shared 4-bed rooms at Lizumer Hütte with breakfasts and dinners included, while learning from state-certified ASI Mountain & Ski Guides in small groups of 4-8 participants.

Ride the Serlesbahn cable car up to Maria Waldrast, Europe's highest monastery at 1,641 meters, with great views of the Karwendel mountains and Stubai Valley. You'll hike 13 km through Gschnitz Valley past Trins village, surrounded by Stubai Alps peaks with 450 meters of ascent. Stay 6 nights at Bildungsheim St. Michael.