- Comfortable accommodation.
- Relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
- Situated close to the slopes.
- Traditional style accommodation.
Familien & Sport Hotel Cordial
Ferien- und Reitanlage Altachhof
Wellness-Hotel Sportalm & Schwaigeraim
Résidence Les Bergers Belambra Club
Hotel Club L’Aiguille Rouge 2000
Résidence Maeva Chamois Blanc - L’Aiguille
Résidence P & V Belle Plagne le Quartz
Pierre Vacance Le Christiania Apartments
Residence Les Crets Pierre Vacances premium
Club Belambra Le Hameau Des Airelles
Club Belambra Les Jardins de la Balme
Club Belambra Résidence Les Olympiades
Annaberg
Annaberg is located 777 above sea level and has 2500 inhabitants. It offers sports and recreation in a beautiful alpine environment. The charming and picturesque village welcomes families. Situated near Salzburg and the Salzkammergut, it is an ideal point of departure for various excursions.
Aschau bei Kirchberg
Aschau bei Kirchberg, with it’s 900 inhabitants, is situated in the mountains at the end of a romantic valley, by the river Aschauer Ache and lies 800m above sea level. It is in a peaceful location linked with the Kitzbühel Ski Area.
Altenmarkt - Zauchensee
Altenmarkt is 856m above sea level with a population of 3,345. With its Sportworld Amade Altenmarkt is a skier’s paradise in winter. Tradition on the one hand and entertainment on the other hand make sure that you will enjoy your stay.
St. Anton am Arlberg
Many people purchase cars like a BMW simply because of its reputation, panache or exclusivity - that is until they drive it, and discover that it is also a damned good and highly entertaining vehicle. This is a suitable analogy to use for one of Europe’s finest and most reputable ski resorts, St. Anton. Set in the Arlberg region, St. Anton also embraces the villages and exclusive ski resorts of Lech, St. Christoph, Stuben and Zürs. If you drive a ’beamer’ and like a label or two on your clothes then this is the location for you.
Alpbach
Alpbach in 1993 received the title of ’most beautiful village of Austria. It is 1000 meters above sea level in a southern side of the Tyrolean Inntales on a sunny plateau. Powder snow and snow in winter make Alpbach a beautiful resort. Excellent hotels and pensions, and the wide range in Alpbachtal make your vacation an experience.
Abtenau
45km south of the Mozart town (Salzburg) is Abtenau which is situated 712m above the sea level (5734 inhabitants). Here you will find all what you need for active and sportive holidays in the very beautiful alps-area. You can also relax and enjoy the wonderful panorama.
Bürserberg
Bürserberg has access to 5 pistes, which are served by 4 ski lifts. As the skiing is at a low altitude snow cover can be variable but to combat this, the resort has 24 snow cannons.
Bad Gastein / Bad Hofgastein
The resorts of Bad Gastein and Bad Hofgastein are set in the Gasteinertal ski area. This is one of the largest ski areas in Austria offering access to 200kms of ski slopes split over four separate areas. Both villages offer access to excellent spa facilities.
Bad Hofgastein would be the prettier of the two with more traditional austrian buildings and a pedestrianised centre. It would also be the quieter of the two resorts for après ski.
There is so much to do in either area that it will be hard to take advantage of all the extra facilities these resorts offer when off the slopes. There are natural spas, springs and baths - all of which are great for relaxation after a hard ski day.
All levels are taken care of in the area with nice gentle slopes and nursery runs for beginners to learn on and eventually advance to the many intermediate slopes in the region. For the more advanced there are more challenging runs to take advantage of while cross country skiers are also catered for in the area. Each area offers a mix for boarders from snowparks with half pipes to terrain parks with rails and tabletops.
Bruck in Pinzgau
Bruck in Pinzgau, with its 4307 inhabitants, lies 758m above sea level and offers a tranquil backdrop for a refreshing holiday. On the edge of the ’Hohe Tauern’ national park, it boasts a range of sporting and leisure opportunities that leaves nothing to be desired.
Bad Kleinkirchheim
Welcome to Austria’s sunny south - Bad Kleinkirchheim is on the edge of the nock Mountain National Park. The famous holiday resort and is located at 1000m above sea level, has 1849 inhabitants and offers families, sports and recreation-seekers ideal winter conditions.
Berwang
Amid the Zugspitz area is Berwang which is 1,336m above sea level. The resort is sunny and has a beautiful countryside just a few kilometres behind the German / Austrian border. Even Germany’s most famous Alpine peaks, the imposing Felskoloss the Zugspitze, are the mountain peaks just beyond Berwang. The altitude makes it idyllic, and the mountain village has a health resort.
Biberwier
Biberwier with its 610 inhabitants lies 989m above sea level. The small valley within the Zugspitzarena has a lot to offer the active visitor, especially in winter.
Brixen im Thale
Brixen im Thale, 800m above sea level, has 2700 inhabitants and is located in the wonderful Brixental Valley. In winter, Brixen is a paradise for all those, who love the mountains. Traditional guesthouses, excellent restaurants, along with numerous cabins, offer ideal holiday conditions.
Damüls
Damüls presents itself as a high resort - with just 330 inhabitants - between the Bregenzerwald and the Great valley, anywhere from 1,400 to 2,100m above sea level. The cozy mountain village with its charm guarantees snow throughout the winter
Ehrwald
Ehrwald is pretty little resort which has retained its rustic unhurried village atmosphere. It’s an excellent base for outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, alpine curling, tobogganing, sleigh rides, winter hiking and snow shoe hiking.
Fusch an der Glocknerstraße
The nature reserve Fusch an der Gloßglocknerstrasse lies 805m above sea level and has 800 inhabitants. Every year, more than a million visitors make the ’Glocknerstrasse’ an excursion destination of extraordinary status. Fusch is rich in plants and animals, particularly in the ’Kaiser-Franz-Josefs-Höhe’ area, where marmots can be seen. Varied points of interest, information plaques and educational walks accompany the visitor to the mountain peaks. Really cosy, beautiful breakfast pensions, rustic guesthouses, or holidaying on a farm, invite the holidaymaker to linger in this traditional holiday and health resort.
Fuschl am See
Fuschl am See, with 1323 inhabitants, is a pretty village in the ’Salzburger Land’ region, and lies 670m above sea level, directly on the coast of the Fuschl lake. The Fuschl Lake is certainly one of the nicest lakes in the ’Salzkammergut’ area and due to its location close to Salzburg; Fuschl is an ideal starting point for excursions to ’Mozart’s city’.
Fügen im Zillertal
The four season’s holiday paradise in the Zillertal valley is 550m above sea level and has 5000 inhabitants. The first two ski areas in the Ziller valley and the adventure Zillertal are embedded within an impressive mountain. Winter offers numerous activities and a lot of variety.
Flachau
Flachau, lying at 925m above sea level with a population of 2600, is situated in the mountains, in the heart of the connected Salzburg Sportwelt Amadé ski area.
Fieberbrunn
Situated on the sunny Streuböden plateau (790m), the town of Fieberbrunn comfortably crosses the divide from traditional Tyrolean mountain village to a modern sports and holiday centre. Never adverse to change, the town only gained its present title in the 14th century when a visiting princess was cured of a sickness when she took a drink from a local spring, hence ’fever spring’, a statue now marks the event. No doubt the princess was also enlivened by the magnificent alpine views afforded by the town’s position, particularly from the ’Hochhörndlhutte’ high on the Hochhörndl Mountain. Fieberbrunn is perhaps now most famous for its annual snowboarding competition in January and its ’Scheedorado’ (Snowdorado) Ski area.
Fiss
Fiss - the village with 900 inhabitants, lies 1,436m above sea level - is located in the heart of the sun terrace Tyrol. A holiday in Fiss, the warm and typical Tyrolean mountain village, brings energy and power and makes sure your all relaxed before heading back to the everyday work life. The impressive mountain world is at the heart of every holiday in Fiss. The cozy village offers a comprehensive program for the whole family!
Filzmoos
The idyllic village Filzmoos lies 1057m above sea level, at the foot of the 2454-metre high Bischofsmütze. 1350 inhabitants live in Filzmoos. Escape from everyday stress and Filzmoos can be a world full of holiday rest and relaxation in a beautiful nature.
Gaschurn
At 1000m Gaschurn has 1318 inhabitants, embedded in fascinating mountain scenery, and is directly on the ski area and in the expanses of the Silvretta, one in Gaschurn Hochmontafon which becomes the most attractive tourist communities in Vorarlberg. Despite a large number of high-quality housing the village has lost none of its charm and tradition.
Going
Going is the gateway to the fantastic Ski Welt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental ski area. The impressive peaks of the Wilder Kaiser emerge before Going in a spectacular way.
Großkirchheim
Grosskirchheim, lying at 1024m above sea level, is situated in the mountains, by a river, and has 1604 inhabitants. Nestled in one of Europe’s biggest conservation areas, the idyllic community of Grosskirchheim has Döllach at its centre. Here you can completely forget the hectic pace of everyday life - and let yourself be enraptured by the beauty of nature. There are many opportunities for your holiday days in the Alps to turn into unique, unforgettable experiences. From guided walks, mountain and wildlife tours, to traditional horseback trekking through the ’Hohe Tauern’ national park.
Gerlos
Gerlos lies 1250m above sea level and has 780 inhabitants. The Gerlos valley is on the side of the Ziller valley - framed by five other magnificent, romantic side-valleys which are all ideal for relatively easy walks. Gerlos is a holiday resort for the whole family: the children’s adventure program brings fun and relaxation for the young and the old.
Galtür
This picturesque, typically Tyrolean village is the shy sister to its bigger sibling Ischgl. Don’t let this put you off however as Galtür has its own unique charm and personality waiting to be discovered. Linked to Ischgl by a free ski bus. Galtür is the choice of many families and improver skiers who like the option of a joint ski area without the rowdy nightlife.
Haus im Ennstal
At an altitude of 740m, Haus, with its 2500 inhabitants, lies by a stream at the foot of a mountain. Together with Aich and Gössenberg, Haus is seeped in tradition and in the winter time it’s one of the most beautiful places in Styria. Village life in the mountains - where everybody knows your name!
Hermagor
Hermagor has 110km of slopes, with beginner slopes to World Cup slopes.
Hochgurgl im Ötztal
Here in Hochgurgl, the place with the best snow guarantee in the Alps, there’s something special about the skiing possibilities right on your doorstep. Obergurgl-Hochgurgl offers its guests free pistes and free lifts without waiting times. Snow is guaranteed from the middle of November until beginning of May, a must for fair-weather skiers! A holiday for the whole family with skiing, carving, snowboarding and much more!
Hart im Zillertal
Hart (550m above sea level) belongs to the ’Fügen-Hochfügen-Zillertal’ holiday region and lies at the entrance to the Zillertal valley, just 7km away from the motorway. The Fügen-Hochfügen-Zillertal region is a huge skiing arena with a total of 480km of prepared pistes. The whole skiing area reaches up to an altitude of 3286m (on the Tuxer glacier). Cafés, restaurants, magical wooden cabins and inns invite you to linger here.
Hochpillberg
Pill Mountain is located in a central location in the Inn Valley. The village is 535m high and is an ideal starting point for trips and excursions of all kinds.
Hopfgarten
If you are in search of a lovely town where you can pursue your outdoor hobbies and where there is scenic beauty everywhere you look, you can stop looking! Hopfgarten-Kelchsau is delightfully located in a wind-protected and fog free basin at the foot of the majestic "Hohe Salve" mountain, at an altitude of between 620 and 800m with 5300 inhabitants. Just one hour drive from Munich, Salzburg and Innsbruck, and easily accessible by bus, car and/or train, and because of its central location Hopfgarten-Kelchsau is an ideal outing base. It’s a very charming town with beautiful cobblestone square, narrow lanes, and a splendid baroque church.
Hinterthiersee
On a plateau above the Thiersee valley and surrounded by forests and meadows lies Hinterthiersee, at an altitude of 860m and with 470 inhabitants. The picturesque, romantic mountain village is surrounded by a fascinating mountain panorama. Hinterthiersee is a sociable village which both seeks and values contact with its guests. You’ll certainly feel at home here.
Igls
Igls with its 2200 inhabitants is situated in the mountains at an altitude of 900m, just 5km away from Innsbruck. As the Olympic Winter Games were held twice here (1964 and 1976), Igls is known as a winter sport resort all over the world. For the sporty visitors, Igls boasts a rich variety of options to choose from: Ski the immaculately groomed slopes and cross country ski tracks, take an exhilarating toboggan downhill ride, rush down the Olympic bobsled run, go for a spin on the natural ice skating rink, try your hand at Alpine curling and if that’s not enough how about a game of tennis or squash. And as a cultural center, many folkloric and cultural events take place in Igls and Innsbruck during the winter season.
Innsbruck
Twice host to the Olympic games, this historic university town is ideal for those who want to experience some culture along with their skiing. Featuring a vast array of attractions from Museums, concert halls and zoo to shopping in the pedestrianised medieval centre, Innsbruck is the perfect city break destination with the added bonus of top quality skiing.
Ischgl
Ischgl is a popular charming resort with reliable snow and high slopes. This fashionable alpine village presents some of the best skiing in Austria.
Ischgl is a popular charming resort with reliable snow and high slopes. This once very German orientated resort is now one of the most sought after resorts in the UK and Irish market, with some of the resorts clientele including Tina Turner, Bon Jovi or the more modern Pussycat Dolls and Scissor Sisters, this resort oozes life in the mountains. Ischgl also offers the added convenience of an underground walkway which makes the properties all easily accessible to the town and lifts. The mountain restaurants tend to be of high quality, with a number offering table service
Itter
Itter is only 5km (or a 10 minute bus ride) away from the well known resort of Söll. Much smaller and quieter than neighbouring Söll, you’ll find that prices are much lower here. The village nestles at the foot of the Hohe Salve mountain (1,829m), one of Tirol’s most beautiful peaks.
Kals am Großglockner
In Kals authentic Tirolean hospitality has always been of major importance. The village boasts interesting cultural and traditional events as well as attractive family packages in all accommodation categories.
Kaprun
Kaprun is well located at the foot of the Kitzsteinhorn glacier and, together with nearby Zell am See, makes up the well known Europa Sport Region. The village itself is built with traditional Austrian architecture which means you can enjoy your holiday while surrounded by the perfect Tyrolean ambience. Due to its variety of accommodation it is one of the more reasonably priced Austrian ski resorts.
Kaprun offers fantastic ski and boarding opportunities for all ages and abilities with access to 130km of pistes. These opportunities are split up over three main areas - a local area on the Maiskogel, the glacial slopes of the Kitzsteinhorn and the Schmittenhohe Mountain in Zell am See. The local slopes are easily accessible from the village while nearby Zell am See can be reached by the local bus service and all the slopes are covered on one lift pass.
Kirchberg
Kirchberg is located in the heart of the ’Kitzbühel Ski Circus’. It’s a picturesque village with a good selection of après ski activities and nightlife. You will have access to enough slopes to satisfy everyone making this a fantastic destination for those looking to ski the area but not pay the higher costs involved in a stay in Kitzbühel.
While just over the mountain from Kitzbühel itself, the town has quickly metamorphosed from quiet little sis’ into a ski Mecca that rivals its more established neighbour in slope accessibility and raucous après-ski entertainment. It attracts a variety of holidaymakers from couples to groups and families. Everyone is taken care of here!
The world famous Hahnenkamm Race Week is only one of the many ski and boarding related festivals held in this region each season, so there’ll be plenty to drag you away from the piste or, perhaps more importantly, the bar during your stay.
Kirchdorf in Tirol
Kirchdorf, situated in the mountains, lies 640m above sea level and has 2300 inhabitants. Experience ’imperial’ holidays in Kirchdorf in the Tyrol. After dark the resort offers many restaurants, cosy cafés, homely inns and bars.
Kitzbühel
Even if you have never donned a pair of ski boots or any multicoloured windcheaters, you may have copped ears on the world famous Kitzbühel. This resort is the ultimate alpine skiing resort. High on class and style as well as full of picturesque villages and top notch shopping facilities, Kitzbühel has something for everyone. Dating back to the 14th century the town is partnered as a resort with Kirchberg and both are mostly pedestrianised with traditional painted houses and narrow romantic lanes and passages in which to sneak a quick dose of ’how’s your father’ with your loved one.
Krimml
Krimml lies, with its 980 inhabitants, at an altitude of 1076m, and is situated in the mountains close to a skiing area. Idyll and cosiness harmonise with the countryside, customs and culture. You’ll find it easy here to unify your body and soul. The roaring and raging of the impressive Krimml waterfalls - the highest in Europe - is both moving and exciting.
Kössen
Kössen is situated by the majestic peaks of the Kaiser mountain range.
Katschberg
Katschberg is far from the big city bustle, this enchanted cosy village is in a beautiful alpine setting. This unique landscape offers possibilities for relaxation, fun and fitness.
Kaltenbach
Kaltenbach is connected to the Hochfugen-Hochzillertail ski area and has 155km of prepared runs. There is 2 eight person gondola’s which means hardly any wait time.
Lermoos
The tallest mountain in Germany is called the Zugspitze and is part of the famous Zugspitz glacier, which has enveloped much of the German and Austrian Alps. Lermoos is truly an Alpine ski resort and those of you who want to get some experience in the Alps could do a lot worse than here. Popular with Irish and UK holidaymakers, Lermoos is a typical resort in the Tirol region of Austria - steeped in tradition and with a ski infrastructure second to none. Lermoos is part of a chain of towns including Berwang, Bichelbach, Biberwier and Ehrwald, which are all covered by the same lift pass and easily reached by regular free ski bus or train. All the towns in this chain offer a fantastic Tyrolean skiing experience and at Euro friendly not wallet burning prices.
Lienz
The idyllic town of Lienz, set 673m above sea level is surrounded by stunning Alpine scenery - the renowned Dolomites in the south and some of the highest peaks of the Alps in the north. The small town (13,000 inhabitants) and its surrounding villages have still remained their originality and enjoy favorable weather conditions, influenced by the Mediterranean climate. The town center is lined with old houses with colorful facades, street-side cafes and small shops decorated with flowers. No industrial plants, no motorways, no traffic jams destroy the harmonic atmosphere of this town. Lienz - the ultimate resort for recreation, action and comfort.
Lofer
Lofer is 640m above sea level in Saalachtal. The small village with 1,800 inhabitants is has a family-friendly and welcoming atmosphere and is the perfect starting point for many excursions. Enjoy an evening in the pedestrian zone of the place!
Leutasch
Leutasch is Europe´s largest cross-country skiing area. Leutasch boasts a total of 200km of classic trails and 80km of skating trails for all ability levels. Experienced cross-country skiers will love the 15km of un-groomed tracks in the Gaistal valley.
Laterns-Bonacker
Laterns is behind the ’Üblen gorge’, alpine peaks and dense forests surround the mountain side. Laterns is 900m above sea level and has 759 inhabitants.
Maria Alm am Steinernen Meer
Maria Alm is 800m above sea level between the powerful Steineren limestone mountains of the north and the soft grass mountains in the south. The well-known place of pilgrimage with a population of 2198 offers its guests at any time of year many opportunities for sports, games and fun. The beauty of this unique and idyllic landscape guarantees an unforgettable holiday experience for the whole family.
Mayrhofen Valley
Set in the heart of the Ziller Valley in Tirol, Mayrhofen is one of Europe’s most famous resorts and deservedly so. Most of our accommodation is within a snowball’s throw of both the Penkenbahn Gondola and the resort centre.
Mieders
Mieders is 982m above sea level and has 1600 inhabitants. The little and traditional Tyrolean village in the mountains, at the beginning of the ‘Stubaital’ and is close to Serles. Have a romantic walk through the highest situated monastery of Europe ‘Maria Waldrast’ and after that enjoy a meal in the traditional monastery restaurant.
Matrei in Osttirol
Relaxed and un-spoilt, Matrei nestles at an altitude of 1000m between the two highest mountains in Austria and in the centre of the Nature reserve ’Hohe Tauern South’. This small and friendly family resort with 4800 inhabitants offers picturesque countryside with natural and cultural treasures in abundance, along with a wide range of sports and leisure facilities. Due to its central location, all winter ski regions can easily be reached.
Mallnitz
Mallnitz which is 1200m above sea level is set in the National Park “Hohe Tauern”. It is an idyllic place with 1014 inhabitants but has retained its village character and is very proud of it. Well maintained hotels and guesthouses look after guests, the hiking trails are great if you are looking to experience nature and the cable cars/chair lifts make it easy to reach the summit. For culture there is the Pro Musica Mallnitz which has musical events on throughout the year.
Mittersill
Mittersill is 789m above sea level in the heart of the national parks’ Hohe Tauern ’. The town has 5,500 residents and offers magnificent mountain scenery.
Nauders
Nauders is a living village with 1600 inhabitants, situated at an altitude of 1400 meters and surrounded by beautiful mountains. The mild climate and outstanding sports and leisure facilities make Nauders a popular tourist destination.
Niederau / Oberau
Set within the romantically named Wildschönau (derived from ’wild’ and ’beautiful’) area and close to the Kitzbühel ski area lies the picturesque resorts of Niederau and Oberau. In this truly unspoiled snowy corner of the Tyrol, you are afforded an opportunity to experience life and skiing at a very relaxed pace. Due to the variety of skiing levels catered for, the villages are particularly attractive to families although there is still quite a lively après-ski scene. The rural charm is enhanced by the availability of fresh milk and cheese from the nearby Käsealm dairy and the idyllic neighbouring churches and farmhouses. Niederau is most definitely a place to let cares and pretensions drift away, at least for a week.
Neukirchen
The village has 4200 inhabitants and is situated in the Bavarian Forest in Eastern Bavaria near the Czech Boarder 400 to 600m above the sea level. It is well known for its beautiful Baroque church of pilgrimage.
Neustift
Neustift nestles in the inner part of the Stubai valley at an altitude of 1000m above sea level. Characterised by its picturesque scenery and its typical Tyrolean atmosphere Neustift is an attractive and friendly village with 4000 inhabitants. It offers an excellent range of skiing for all standards and also all year round skiing at the nearby Stubai glacier resort.
Obergurgl
Tyroleans have an extreme, bordering on insane obsession with skiing and scenic views. Well that’s the only reason that we can come up with for the settlement of the furthest reaches of the Oetz valley, high and we mean high, right on the Italian border. Obergurgl (1,930m) is the ultimate expression of their compulsion, the highest parish in Austria nestling at the end of the valley and human habitation. This altitude ensures that snow cover is superb throughout the season. The town itself exudes an air of civilized tradition at odds with the often-harsh physical environment surrounding it. The Wurmkogl Mountain (3,080m), which towers above the village, commands views deep into the Italian Dolomites. Skiers have been coming to these most rewarding of pistes for generations, ensuring the area’s place in the folklore of the sport.
Obertauern
At a village height of nearly 1,750m, Obertauern is one of the most snow-safe resorts in Austria. Despite expectations, this is no purpose-built resort - Obertauern lies on a mountain pass in the Tauern mountain-range and was once a vital post station on the Salzburg-Villach route.
Today’s traffic now takes a much easier route, by Autobahn and tunnel, and Obertauern dedicates itself to hospitality and winter sports.
Ötz
The ski bus in Ötz runs on a regular basis, every 15 minutes. The 8 seater gondola will get you up to Hochoetz ski area in 8 minutes, where you will find 27 prepared slopes for ski and snowboarding.
Pichl bei Schladming
Pichl, with its 900 inhabitants, lies 800m above sea level and is located in the mountains, next to a river and the skiing area. The westernmost location of Styria is in the centre of the Dachstein-Tauern region, which boasts the most beautiful mountainous landscapes in Austria. Because of this, Pichl is also a well-loved holiday resort.
Pfunds
Pfunds is located in the Tiroler Oberland at 970m above sea level and has 2600 residents. The village is in the midst of powerful mountains, it is a paradise for hikers and climbers, also because of the adjacent Dreitausender. Pfunds is also in the midst of the internationally known ski resorts: Silvretta Arena Samnaun Ischgl, ski Reschenpass, Skidimension Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis and Bad Scuol.
Prägraten
At an altitude of 1312m, Prägraten lies in the mountains with 1300 inhabitants, at the heart of the ’Hohe Tauern’ national park. Prägraten is at the end of the Virgental valley, protected by the towering ’Dreitausender’ mountain. It is quiet, tranquil and peaceful - a long way from everyday life and from traffic noise. Numerous events make your holiday in Prägraten a unique experience.
Piesendorf
Piesendorf is 800m above sea level and has 3300 inhabitants. Located in the mountains, by a skiing area, which mean you can enjoy the advantages of a place in the countryside and at the same time, the benefits of the Europa-sportregion Kaprun-Zell am See.
Ramsau am Dachstein
Ramsau is south facing and full of sun and light, in the background is the imposing Dachstein Mountain range. Adventure seekers will find plenty to do as well as families and culture lovers.
Rauris
Set in the Hohe Tauern National Park, on arriving to the resort it is hard not to feel the warmth and charm of this picturesque resort and the local people. The pretty traffic free village is dominated by the local attractive church which is surrounded by family run hotels, restaurants, shops and a few bars. Originally one of Europe’s most important gold mining areas the village is steeped in historic charm, but don’t be mislead, the resort has plenty to offer both skier and non skiers. A haven for families and beginners the stunning scenery will add enjoyment to the days skiing, which is easily accessible from the town.
Reith bei Kitzbühel
Visitors feel like a king in this splendid panorama. Steep rocks, forests, meadows full of wild flowers - this is Reith near Kitzbühel - the perfect holiday for everybody! The village is located directly at the skiing area, at 800m above sea level and has 1430 inhabitants.
Radstadt
At an altitude of 856m and with 4900 inhabitants, Radstadt is located in the heart of the ’Sportwelt Amadé’ region.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm
Home of the now famous "Ski Circus", Saalbach/Hinterglemm is the merged product of a number of resort towns in this Salzburg region including Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Vorderglemm and Leogang. The result is over 200km of marked piste and very attractive skiing. With over 50 drag lifts, chairs, gondolas etc. at your disposal, capable of transporting 64,000 skiers up a myriad of hills, you will be no doubt wondering if the skiers might be getting in the way of all those lifts.
Steinach
This family friendly resort offers a snow guarantee and sunny prepared slopes. A not to be missed experience is skiing from the ‘Bergeralm’ mountain into the valley by floodlight, it’s unforgettable.
Schladming
Schladming, with its 5000 inhabitants, lies 750m above sea level and is located in the mountains, near to a river and a skiing area. The westernmost town of Styria, Schladming is the centre of the Dachstein-Tauern region, which boasts the most beautiful mountainous landscapes in Austria. Because of this, Schladming is also a well-loved holiday resort.
Seefeld
Tyrolean hospitality is renowned and nowhere is this more evident than in Seefeld. Well, they’ve got used to welcoming international guests here, twice hosting the cross-country ski events for the Winter Olympics and also beginning a key venue on the Nordic sports calendar. The town is situated on an elevated plateau only half an hour’s drive from the international airport in Innsbruck and very near the German border, saving the visitor from any cumbersome transfer worries. Celebrated for its beauty and wildlife, much of the surrounding countryside is within the Wildmoos nature reserve, an unspoiled car-free area that is largely untouched by the intrusion of man. Famed for its 200km of cross-country trails the Geigenbühel nursery slopes also offer the perfect introduction to skiing for the novice.
Serfaus
Serfaus is situated in the mountains, at an altitude of 1427m, and has 1024 inhabitants. In Serfaus you will find relaxing Wellness facilities, laughing children at play which combine to make a holiday paradise, where quality isn’t just a word, but is assured down to the last detail. Serfaus has lots that are both distinctive and unique: its sunny location, the ’Murmli’ children’s club, the mixture of cosy pensions and top hotels, the combination of international flair and the charm of a small village.
Scheffau
Scheffau is 752m above sea level and has 1100 inhabitants, located right in the mountains, by a lake and close to a skiing area.
St. Gallenkirch
St. Gallen Kirch is a holiday village which makes the heart beat faster. It has that certain something to your holiday dreams come true. It is located at 900m above sea level and has 2000 residents. In winter you can expect a large overwhelming Skivergüngen on slopes with excellently prepared slopes and deep snow slopes
Sillian
The market town of Sillian lies 1100m above sea level, and is situated in the mountains, by a river and close to a skiing area. It is the proud capital of the Hochpustertal valley and, with 2000 inhabitants; it is the biggest place between Lienz and Bruneck. Nature can be enjoyed in all its glory here, for Sillian has remained protected from mass tourism and the landscape around Sillian has remained intact. Here, the young and the old will find ideal conditions for a winter holiday in the heart of the Alps, surrounded by the Lienz Dolomites, the Carinthian Kamm and the ’Villgrater’ mountains
St. Jakob im Defereggental
Welcome to St. Jakob in Defreggental! The most popular destination, St. Jakob im Defereggental, is famous for its quiet, romantic and friendly atmosphere. The unspoiled landscape offers many opportunities for guests. St. Jakob is know for it’s healing climate, it is an Alpine village with quality. St. Jokob is located 1,389m above sea level and has 1011 residents.
St Johann i Pongau
St. Johann is an alpine village which is located about 55km south of the city of Salzburg and 650m above sea level. With the "Pongauer cathedral" St. Johann is the capital of the district. St. Johann has approximately 10,400 residents which make it a lively and varied city. A number of first-class hotels, cosy inns and restaurants invite you to linger.
Sölden
Sölden, located at the end of the Ötztal valley and known as the ’Ötztal Arena’, lies 1377m above sea level and has a population of 2741. Sölden is a well known sport-centre. Here, professional’s and amateurs will enjoy all kinds of sport. Sölden is the centre of the ’Öttaler Arena’ and one of the most famous wintersport-villages of Austria. A lot of Après-Ski parties, night-life and fun make Sölden to a meeting-point for people all over the world
St. Leonhard im Pitztal
St. Leonhard, has 1740 inhabitants and lies 1450m above sea level, it represents a unique experience for winter sportsmen and mountain climbers alike, who value above all the ’Pitztaler’ glacier and the ’Rifflsee’ skiing and walking area. At an altitude of 3440m, the ’Pitzpanoramabahn’ cable car brings astounded guests closer to the fascinating panorama they are looking for.
St. Michael im Lungau
St. Michael in the Lungau, at 1000m above sea level with its 3500 inhabitants, is a romantic holiday just south of Salzburg. Those who seek peace and quiet, sunny Lungau is the answer. Naturalness, originality and hospitality are all here for our guests!
Söll
Söll (without the dots) is the German word for ’should’ and we recommend that holidaymakers looking at making a trip to Austria this winter should not let this resort slip outside their radar-screens. Söll alongside its neighbour Itter form the very heart of the Austrian ski resorts and are also part of the Ski Welt system with access to 250km of marked piste via 94 lifts or chairs. At the nucleus of Söll is the church with a Russian-like onion as its dome and like an onion the night life in Söll will make you cry (with happiness) when you peel at it since the fun and the buzz are most certainly to be found at this alpine location.
St. Johann in Tirol
If you are not part of the jet set or the self-named ’social elite’ of the world and let’s face it 95% of skiing holidaymakers don’t fit this category, then St. Johann might just be for you. Situated between the Kitzbüheler Horn and the Wilder Kaiser mountains, St. Johann is compact and discreet as well as affordable, and you will be led to believe that you were one of the first people there in this gorgeous Tyrolean retreat. With it’s modest and always snow-powdered pistes comprising 60km or 20 north facing marked slopes, St. Johann is also referred to as the snow corner of Austria on account of its tucked away status.
St. Wolfgang im Salzkammergut
St. Wolfgang is the picturesque village set on the lake and affording spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Servicing the two main ski areas of Postalm and Gosau, which are accessed by ski bus in 35 minutes and 60 minutes respectively, St. Wolfgang is a beginners paradise, ideally suited to beginners or early intermediates who appreciate learning on gentle scenic slopes without the hustle bustle of the bigger resorts. The short transfer from Salzburg airport is just one more added bonus!
Salzburg
The city of Salzburg Mozart is 434m above sea level and has about 145,500 inhabitants. ’One of the most beautiful places in the world’ - it was described as by the famous German traveler Alexander von Humbold. And, indeed: the specific geographic location of Salzburg in the middle of lakes and mountains of the Salzkammergut and the impressive beauty of the architecture give the city a unique charm. Renaissance and Baroque buildings courtyards and narrow streets and the imposing fortress’ High Salzburg ’ are a unique urban ensemble. His global reputation owes Salzburg Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who was born in 1756. The nice cafes and restaurants offer relaxation and hospitality.
Telfes im Stubaital
Telfes lies in the sunniest location in the Stubai Valley, which has a romantic glacier landscape.
Tux
There is something special about Tux, some people say it’s the warm hospitality and authentic tradition, other’s say it’s the stunning scenery of the magnificent Hinteruxer Glacier. Which ever you find, it will be an unforgettable holiday experience.
Unken
The village of Unken lies in the ski resort of Lofer. Après ski is quiet and cosy.
Uttendorf im Pinzgau
Uttendorf im Pinzgau, at an altitude of 804m, has 2800 inhabitants and is situated in the mountains, by a river and close to a skiing area. The rural, friendly holiday resort of Uttendorf lies where the Stubachtal valley rises to meet the white glacial mountains. Especially valued because of its central and easy-to-reach location (between Kitzbühel and Zell am See), in the holiday region of the ’Hohe Tauern’ national park. This area has retained its original character, with its leisurely village life in the middle of a rural area, against the natural backdrop of the ’Hohe Tauern’ national park.
Vent
Vent is 1900m above sea level and has 158 inhabitants.
Virgen
Virgen is located in the mountains, with 2140 inhabitants and at an altitude of 1200m. Spend your holiday here, in the most beautiful high-alpine valley of the eastern Alps, nestled between the Großglockner and the Großvenediger mountains on the south side of the Alpenhauptkamm.
Waidring
Waidring is in a wide valley between the ‘Steinplatte’ and the ‘Loferer Steinberge’ mountains.
Westendorf
A short 15km trip from Kitzbühel and skiers will land in a different world of skiing paradise. Gone are the fur coats and Porsches littering the driveways of the hotels - welcome to an uncluttered and uncomplicated resort, which is as refined as any alpine ski location as well as being part of the world famous ’Ski Welt’ region. Westendorf is a compact resort and there’s a cosiness here and familial atmosphere that is both welcoming and reassuringly Austrian. Many Dutch and Scandinavians flock to Westendorf year after year partly for its seclusion and partly for the craic.
Wagrain
Wagrain, lying 850m above sea level, has 2950 inhabitants. It is situated in the mountains, close to a river and a skiing area. Nestled between the dreamlike mountain slopes and alpine pastures of the ’Salzburger Sportwelt’ region, lies the beautiful area of Wagrain, a holiday destination where you can refuel, switch off and enjoy yourself. Amidst un-spoilt nature, mountains ideal for walking (there are 140km of walking and strolling pathways), numerous sights, natural spectacles, and cultural gems, it’s perfect for you to rest your mind and your soul.
Zürs am Arlberg
A free ski bus runs between the 5 towns, Lech, Zürs, Stuben, St. Christoph and St. Anton.
Zell am See
Most resorts are very seasonal and mostly winter locations, which attempt to extract as much revenue in the ski season as is possible in order to make hay while the snow falls - so to speak. Zell am See is unlike others in that it is a 12 months of the year resort on account of its near idyllic setting at the bottom of a glacier and resting on a delicious alpine lake. ’See’ by the way is the German word for lake - hence Zell by the lake. Zell am See is coupled with Kaprun and Schüttdorf and together the conurbation is the perfect backdrop for some summer or winter loving folks to enjoy themselves and each other!
Bansko
Bansko is the gateway to the Pirin mountain region in the south of the country, an area steeped in culture and ancient history. Offering a true alternative to the Alps, this charming little town will impress any skier who appreciates well-groomed slopes in breathtakingly beautiful surroundings. While not as hectic as in other European resorts, the nightlife options are more than sufficient to keep one entertained when the sun goes down!
Borovets
Borovets first began receiving skiers at the end of the 19th century but has really enjoyed seeing a spurt in popularity over the past few years. Skiing in Borovets is best suited to intermediates and ’rusty’ experts, with plenty of challenging red runs on offer. In recent years the resort has enjoyed large investment to try and bring it up to speed with other European resorts. The spin-off from this is that you now have a lively spot with a decent selection of hotels, bars and restaurants.
Pamporovo
Pamporovo is a modern ski resort set in the heart of the Rhodopi Mountains in the South. It is renowned for its plentiful sunshine and is a great family friendly destination. Skiing in Pamporovo is best suited to beginners and intermediates, with excellent ski schools. Après ski in Pamporovo is reasonably lively with plenty of options to choose from, whether you prefer sipping wine in a cosy piano bar, or partying the night away in a club.
Adelboden
Adelboden is at an altitude of 1400m above sea level and has a population of 3650. It is a beautiful location in the western part of the Bernese Oberland and is surrounded by mountains. Its favorable climate, stunning scenery and relaxed informal atmosphere make for a truly memorable stay. Attractive bars, cafés and restaurants line the main village street. No stay is complete without a visit to the mineral water factory, library, museum of folklore and rural life and the church which dates back to the 17th century.
Brienz
Brienz lies in the Bernese Oberland region at 577m above sea level. The picturesque village is situated by the lake Brienzer See, embedded in an impressive alpine landscape.
Blatten-Belalp
Blatten-Belalp lies 1322m above sea level, and is situated, with its 350 inhabitants, in the mountain. If you follow the steep, twisting road from Naters, along the picturesque Rebbergen Mountains, you will reach Blatten, a small village which nestles delightfully in the sunny niche of the mountain crest. Blatten is worth discovering, because with its dense concentration of timber houses, in the middle of which the small white church stands out, it has remained a typical mountain village, which despite modernity and progress has maintained its homely atmosphere.
Crans Montana
Set on a broad shelf facing south across the Rhone Valley, Crans-Montana is really two separate towns that merged in the 1960’s to become this world-renowned resort. Famous for its pure mountain air, Crans Montana today is a large, cosmopolitan resort with plenty of things to do.
Davos
Davos is one of the most popular ski destinations in Switzerland and is 1560m in height. Davos is the largest mountain resort in Europe, where you can find everything from rustic mountain guest house to the renowned restaurant, from homely to the posh hotel nightclub, theatre and concert to the hot nightclub show or gambling at the casino. All offers a renowned ski resort.
Engelberg
Englelberg, with its 3300 inhabitants, lies 1050m above sea level and is situated in the centre of Switzerland, 35km from Luzern and 1½ hours from Zürich. With the Rotair - the first rotating cable car in the world - you will experience an unforgettable ride to the top, where at 3020m you can enjoy a fabulous view of the Alps. There are lots of sporting facilities to be enjoyed, and the surrounding mountains are well-connected through cable cars, inviting you to enjoy walks, bike rides, or skiing and snowboarding in the winter.
Flims - Waldhaus
Flims, health resort and winter sports ground in the Grisons, at the foot of the stone Flims (2697m) at 1080m above sea level. This unique landscape between the romantic Rhine Gorge and the preliminary glacier is characterised by mountain meadows, forests, mountain lakes and marsh. All this and the very mild climate in the region make it a perfect place for hiking, mountain climbing, skiing, snowboarding, swimming and adventure. The area of the Alps Arena is embedded in the old area of Romansch culture Surselva. This has many scenic and cultural attractions. The unique, terraced situation of Flims is a natural catastrophe that happened about 10,000 years, at the end of the Ice Age. With the prehistoric landslide were 15,000 million cubic meters of limestone rock which ripped into the depths of Films.
Grächen
Grächen is at an altitude of 1617m and has 1300 residents. Winter holidays in the region Grächen / St. Niklaus are unique, snow fun for young and old! Grächen is the place with the longest duration of sunshine in Switzerland. It’s is an ideal place for an exciting, relaxing vacation in the midst of an intact nature.
Gstaad
Gstaad is at an altitude of 1050m, the skiing area is the regions central attraction. Gstaad combines tradition with cosines and style in an appealing way. The traffic free centre means you can relax and de-stress. The neighboring skiing and hiking regions are easily reached by 3 cable cars.
Grindelwald
Grindelwald – is one of the world’s most beautiful region. This friendly glacier village has about 5000 inhabitants and is located at 1,057m above sea level, embedded in a pristine Alpine landscape. The impressive and world-famous mountain backdrop is like a stage design for Grindelwald’s appearance as a holiday destination. The main attraction Grindelwald is the extensive network of over 300km of walking and hiking mountain trails - in the winter over 200km of slopes available for ski and snowboard. All this - and much more - the village has to offer.
Hasliberg
The ski area extends up to 2433m and has 60km of prepared slopes, 35km winter hiking trails and 20km of cross country.
Kandersteg
Kandersteg, with its 1130 inhabitants, lies 1200m above sea level, in the mountains and close to a skiing area. Kandersteg is a mountain village, which has preserved its idyllic character. Mountains, fresh air, numerous sporting possibilities and hospitality mean that holidays here are beneficial for body and soul. In winter Kandersteg is a white wonderland with its impressive mountain landscape.
Klosters
At 1206m above sea level and with 4000 inhabitants, Klosters is situated in the mountains close to a skiing area. Found right at the back of the ’Prättigau’, Klosters is well-known for its pleasing climate and is a sporting and health resort in one. The village has preserved its original character, and for lone-travelers and families alike, it is a refreshing resort with varied possibilities for sporting activities and cultural enrichment.
Laax
Mountainous meadows, woodlands, lakes and unspoiled nature are the characteristics of the landscape on the alpine plateau formed by the Alpine panorama of Flims - Laax - Falera. Laax, a modern holiday resort with an excellently developed infrastructure has maintained its rustic character typical of the Surselva region. Our guests are offered everything they need for relaxation and distraction in their holidays.
Leysin
Leysin (2800 inhabitants) enjoys an extraordinarily sunny location approx. 2 hours from Geneva. It is known as a family friendly resort and offers plenty of opportunities to indulge in all kinds of sports. Hundreds of students from all over the world who attend specialized schools in the village make it a lively and cosmopolitan resort.
Meiringen
The village of Meiringen (8200 inhabitants) is situated at an altitude of 595m above sea level in the heart of Switzerland. The Bernese Oberland is well known for its unspoiled nature, the wide range of sports available, for fabulous skiing, hiking and climbing - and unforgettable excursions.
Saas Grund
Saas Grund, situated in the mountains and close to a skiing area, it lies 1560m above sea level and has 1300 inhabitants. Here, a wide variety of winter sports facilities are available, some of the more adventurous including waterfall climbing, off-piste hinterland skiing, traversing the Alpine Gorge, and mountaineering and hinterland skiing trips with the ’Weissmies’ mountaineering school. Saas Grund is a real hiking paradise for people of every age: more than 330km of marked hiking trails, the famous Saas Alpine trail.
Saas Almagell
Saas Almagell, with its 450 inhabitants, is located in the mountains close to a skiing area, and lies 1672m above sea level. As the southern-most community in the Saas Valley, Saas Almagell offers tranquility and relaxation in a beautiful mountain location. The idyllic holiday resort has preserved its typically Valaisan characteristics and cosy atmosphere, and is the ideal place for families with children. The new chair lift Weisslaub-Heibodme offers access to new hiking and skiing areas and the top station discloses a breathtaking panoramic view of the Mischabel and Monte-Rosa massive. In the nearby skiing resorts of Saas Fee and Zermatt, you can even go skiing in summer.
Sedrun
Away from any hustle and bustle. Sedrun is 1450m above sea level. Sedrun is a romantic mountain village at the foot of the Oberalppasses and the source of the Rhine at Toma.
Saas-Fee
Amid the highest mountains in the Swiss Alps is Saas-Fee in a dreamy valley. The glacier village has been given the distinctive name “Pearl of the Alps”. Enjoy your holiday thanks to the car-free village in the Alps pure fresh air.
Savognin
Who ever in the holiday region Surses was the remains. In the holidays, Savognin is part of the holiday region Surses and offers an attractive holiday for families and nature lovers. The Surses offers something for everyone, recreation, sports, adventure, fun and nature experiences.
Täsch bei Zermatt
The village of Täsch is at an altitude of 1449m and has about 1015 residents. It is located 6km from the metropolis of Zermatt Tourism, with its world-famous landmark, the Matterhorn. Täsch symbolizes the gateway to this huge and luscious mountain.
Unterwasser
Unterwasser is situated at an altitude of 910m and has 1300 inhabitants. The village is in a nice place in the east of Switzerland, which is one of the main nature places. It is a scattered settlement that is typical of this region.Its excellent location offers its guests a stunning view on the mountains of the Churfirsten and the Säntis massifs.
Wengen
The Swiss holiday resort at the foot of the imposing Eiger - Mönch - Jungfrau mountain range in the heart of the Bernese Oberland lies 1274m above sea level and has 1400 residents. Wengen is well known for its pure mountain air. Lying on a sheltered terrace facing southwest, Wengen guarantees many hours of sunshine. Many guests coming to Wengen, one of the few villages in Switzerland not reached by road, find the tranquility they are looking for all year. Wengen is also especially attractive for families with its pure mountain air and lack of noise from traffic. Wengen’s old, well looked after wooden chalets give the village the charm and character of a typical mountain village. Although close to nature, Wengen offers its guests all modern comforts.
Wildhaus - Unterwasser
Wild is located at 1095m in altitude and has 1300 residents; located in eastern Switzerland, which is one of the most diverse regions of Switzerland. The beautiful location gives guests a wonderful view of the mountains of the Churfirsten and Saentis massif. Rolling hills in Appenzell and St. Gallen, snowcapped summit in Glarnerland, endless green in the Thurgau, lovely vineyards in Schaffhausen.
Zermatt
Zermatt, the car-free resort is located at 1620m in the south-west of Switzerland. The idyllic village in the Valais Matter is embedded in the impressive mountains and glaciers and offers magnificent panoramic views. Zermatt has 5500 inhabitants.
Berchtesgaden
Berchtesgaden’s ski slopes are not among the largest in the Alps, however they can easily accommodate everyone; from beginners to very competitive skiers and boarders. Good levels of snow are virtually guaranteed between mid-December and spring thanks to state-of-the art snow-making equipment
So, why not turn your skiing-trip into an adventure-holiday set against the stunning natural backdrop of Berchtesgaden’s premier mountain!
Reit im Winkl
The mountain and ski resort Reit im Winkl one of the leading ski resorts and tourist havens. It is 695m in height, in the middle of the Bavarian Alps.
Alpe d’Huez
Alpe d’Huez prides itself on its sunny location in the Grandes Rousses mountains of the Southern French Alps. It’s a vibrant, modern resort with plenty on offer both on and off the slopes. The ski area links the villages of Alp d’Huez, Vaujany, Oz En Oisans, Villard-Reculas, La Garde and Auris-en-Osian and is the fifth largest skiing region in France with 249km of piste. Alpe d’Huez is a high altitude resort so you can be sure of snow all season long and you’ll be able to ski directly back to the resort after another long sunny day on the slopes.
Les Arcs
Les Arcs comprises four modern resorts: Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 each with its own distinctive flavour. Arc 1800 is the centre of the action: this is where the lifts converge and has very lively après ski. Arc 1950 is the newest addition and is surrounded by pine trees at the base of the Aiguille Rouge peak. All four have great snow records and skiing and boarding for every level. Its south facing disposition means sun and the views of the sun setting behind Mont Blanc are astounding. And, when the sun is gone there’s is always plenty going on.
Ax Trois Domaines
Located in the heart of the Pyrenees close to Spain and Andorra, Ax enjoys an excellent geographical location as well as a tourist heritage of rare density. This authentic Ariège country, with its typical mountain charm, offers you its heritage and local specificities due to its agriculture, thermal treatments and proximity to Andorra.
Avoriaz
Avoriaz is a very special high altitude resort set amidst a backdrop of spectacular mountain scenery. Located at 1,800m, Avoriaz is renowned for its great snow record all season long and its enviable amount of exciting slopes to explore. The resort is nicely compact and completely pedestrianised. Everyone gets around either on foot or on picturesque horse drawn sleighs (for a small charge). A great ambiance and charm awaits you in Avoriaz where you’ll find an appealing traffic and stress free snow-covered village with breathtaking views across the entire region.
La Plagne
La Plagne is one of the first purpose built French ski resorts. The first skiers stayed here in 1961. The resort is high altitude and comprises a total of 10 self contained ski centres or "stations" with Plagne 1800 (no prizes on guesses how high that is), Plagne Centre (1970m), Belle Plagne (2050m) and Plagne Soleil (2050m) being the main ones. Each village hosts its own ski school, restaurants, bars and shops. While the entire resort is purpose built, most of the new buildings are in traditional style so you’ll know you’re in a Alpine ski resort. The skiing area available to you can only be described as vast with all villages being connected by gondolas and ski buses. La Plagne prides itself on offering one of the most modern ski lift systems in the world.
Le Corbier
The resort of Le Corbier is located in the heart of the Les Sybelles ski area, the 4th largest ski area in France, which offers visitors more than 310km of ski slopes for all abilities. As the ultimate pedestrianized resort, (you can literally set off from your accommodation with your skis already on), it provides comfort and safety for all, particularly for families.
Les Carroz d’Araches
Authentic and welcoming, the village of Les Carroz is perched 1,140m above the ordinary run of daily life. It offers a whole range of outdoor activities to nature lovers. Downhill and cross-country skiers will appreciate having direct access to the “Grand Massif” ski area.
Courchevel 1850
Courchevel 1850 is part of the famous French ’Three Valleys’ ski area and joins three other adjacent villages (Courchevel 1650, Courchevel 1550, and Le Praz) in making up the Courchevel resort. 1850 is the largest of the villages and is the focal point of the entire area containing most of the shops and nightlife hotspots. 1850 has traditionally been a favoured spot of the Paris jet set but in recent years has seen an influx of wealthy Russians (one of which has a passing interest in a small football club in West London). Throw into the mix skiers from a host of other European countries and you get a village with a very cosmopolitan feel and flavour. In keeping with this international ambiance, 1850 has a nice selection of eateries and watering holes to cater for most tastes.
Chamonix Valley
The Chamonix Valley runs for approximately 20 kilometers and is nestled between the towering Mont-Blanc range to the south and the Aiguilles Rouges mountains to the north. The area offers breathtaking views of Mont Blanc and the French Alps and is widely considered to be the ultimate place to be for all those who share a love of nature and the mountains.
Courchevel 1650
Courchevel is a remarkable resort with three valleys boasting the world’s biggest ski area. Skiers will love the diversity of slopes and landscapes - forests, villages and high mountain scenery. You are sure to enjoy the family ambiance at Courchevel 1550 village.
Flaine
Flaine is the gate to one of the biggest ski and snowboard areas in France, aptly named ’Le Grand Massif’, offering access to 265km of slopes. The ski and snowboard area is totally connected, boasting a modern high-performance system.
Font Romeu
A well-known health resort located in the heart of the Catalan Pyrenees, Font-Romeu, enjoys high levels of sunshine during the year. Visitors appreciate the resort’s friendly, family atmosphere. At an altitude of 1,800m you can enjoy cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, or set off to explore the local heritage sites.
Isola 2000
Isola 2000, the first resort in the southern Alps, boasts an outstanding location near Italy and the Mediterranean.
Located just outside Mercantour Park, Isola 2000 welcomes you to an exceptional setting throughout the season.
You can holiday in the mountains between snow and sun at 2,000m above sea level and less than 100km from the Mediterranean.
La Clusaz
La Clusaz offers all the rustic charm of a typical mountain village, attractively laid-out around its central feature, the church tower. This dynamic resort organises a number of competitions including downhill skiing, Nordic skiing, snowboarding and free-riding. La Clusaz offers its visitors high quality, high-altitude skiing, in the outstanding setting of the Aravis range and its magical valleys.
Les Deux Alpes
The resort of Les Deux Alpes, along with its neighbour Alpe d’Huez are considered the best resorts in the French Dauphine region. Occupieing an enviable position, affording stunning views and offing snow sure and varied pistes, its no wonder its a firm favorite on the British market.
Les Gets
Les Gets offers all the magic and charm of a genuine Savoyard village. Whether you prefer a sporty or a relaxing holiday, as a family or among friends, you will certainly find what you are looking for in this resort village offering a superb view over Mont-Blanc.
La Mongie
Nestling in a corrie at the foot of the Pic du Midi, La Mongie is the sort of resort from which you can literally set off from your accommodation with your skis already on. A dynamic and sporting holiday destination, it offers lovers of snow sports 100km of ski slopes suitable for skiers of all abilities.
La Tania
The resort of La Tania lies sandwiched between the valleys of Méribel and Courchevel. That said however, it doesn’t try to compete with its illustrious neighbours and has carved out its own niche as a good-value, family-friendly base from which to explore the Three Valleys.
Méribel Valley
The Méribel Valley consists of a total of 14 villages, all located downhill from the lively resort of Méribel itself (1,450m) and its neighbour, Méribel-Mottaret (1,700m). Méribel has a lively centre full of shops and bars. Méribel-Mottaret, a newer resort and major lift centre, is located further up the valley while the quieter Brides-les-Bains is in the valley below Méribel connected by gondola.
Megève
Megève has all the charm and elegance of a well-known resort with Mont-Blanc as a backdrop. It is in an authentic Alpine village that has preserved its identity while developing the quality welcome that makes it so charming today. Sports and authenticity combine to offer you an unforgettable quality holiday.
Les Ménuires
While Les Menuires may be a purpose built resort and less picturesque than some of its 3 Valley neighbours, you’ll find that the range of quality runs are all if not more than you’d expect in a world class resort. At an altitude of 1800m, Les Menuires is guaranteed plenty of snow throughout the season.
Morzine
Nestled amidst the awe inspiring Portes du Soleil ski area lies the picturesque resort of Morzine. Recently voted one of the top ten ski resorts in the world, it’s no wonder this charming resort has skiers returning annually, attracted by its unique ambience and impressive vistas.
Le Praz de Lys
If you are looking for a traditional french atmosphere admist beautiful scenery and close to Mont-Blanc, Praz-de-Lys/Sommand is the ideal place. It is an authentic village and dynamic resort, offering an exceptional location for downhill and cross-country skiing. After skiing, you will be able to try your hand at the excitement of night-time snowmobile riding and snowshoe trekking, or even give your taste buds a treat with the Savoyard specialities.
Pralognan
Pralognan invites you to an unforgettable stay in a rich and unspoilt area of natural beauty. Nestling in an exceptionally fine spot at the bottom of a glacier cirque, Pralognan la Vanoise, a superb family resort, has retained all the charms of a mountain village.
Ski, hike, snowshoe trek and ramble through magnificent landscapes with forests, waterfalls, plateaux and valleys.
La Rosière 1850
A veritable natural balcony with full southern exposure, La Rosière 1850 overlooks the Tarentaise Valley and is located near the famous Mont-Blanc and Vanoise mountain ranges. The site’s beauty, charming old stone houses with slate roofs, relaxed atmosphere and peace and quiet make this village an ideal place for family holidays.
Serre Chevalier
Serre Chevalier is a large valley between the Lautaret and Briançon passes, lying open on its southern side. Its 13 villages and hamlets, which blend tradition and modernity, are scattered across the valley. The resort also offers a wide range of activities for the whole family. Serre Chevalier lies at the foot of the most beautiful peaks of the E’crins National Park, an area which is bathed in light. The air and water are pure, the sky is blue and the sun shines more than 300 days a year.
Saint François Longchamp
Nestling between the Lauzière range and the Cheval Noir massif, Saint-François-Longchamp’s magnificent mountain setting will astound you.
Saint-François-Longchamp offers a 360° view of the Cheval Noir massif (2,832m), Lauzière massif, Belladonnes range and a splendid viewpoint of the Italian side of Mont-Blanc from La Madeleine pass (2,000m).
The resort’s liveliness and numerous sporting activities make it an ideal place for family holidays.
Saint Lary Soulan
Discover the warm and traditional atmosphere of a genuine Pyrenean village located in the middle of the Aure Valley at the foot of a high altitude resort. An authentic traditional village, Saint-Lary is also a hive of activity with its own unique atmosphere.
Tignes
Along with Val d’Isère, Tignes (2,100m) forms part of the
Espace Killy, widely dubbed "the most beautiful ski area in the world". Tignes may be a purpose built resort but now new buildings are being built in the traditional Savoie style and existing buildings are getting a facelift. Cars are also banned from the centre of the main villages that make up Tignes (Val Claret, Le Lavachet and Tignes-le-Lac). A free bus services connects all Tignes villages up to midnight every day so getting around is easy.
Vars
The Vars resort and the four villages of Saint-Marcellin, Sainte-Marie, Sainte-Catherine and Les Claux are located in unspoilt surroundings with high-quality leisure infrastructures. At Vars, a sunny resort at the heart of the Hautes Alpes region, you can enjoy a wide range of activities and unforgettable walks.
Villard de Lans
Villard de Lans is a traditional, lively village spread out on the foothills of the towering 2,285-m Grande Moucherolle, south of Grenoble. This friendly, outdoor-orientated resort is at the gateway to the only rocky mountain range in Vercors Regional Natural Park.
Val d’Isère
Val d’Isère is one of the longest established and best known French skiing resorts dating back to pre-war. Val d’Isère oozes class and sophistication and is often considered as one of the world’s best records. The village of Val d’Isère dates as far back as the 13th Century and the centre of town features an ornate baroque church.
Vaujany
Located opposite the beautiful Grandes Rousses Massif, Vaujany has all the charm and cachet of an authentic mountain village. Combining tradition and modernity, Vaujany offers state-of-the-art facilities for enjoying grandiose landscapes in a cheerful, well-preserved natural setting.
Valloire
At the foot of the famous Galibier Pass, Valloire unveils its many charms throughout its 17 hamlets. The resort has managed to reconcile harmonious building development with the lifestyle of its permanent residents while respecting its breath-taking natural surroundings.
Valmorel
Nestling on the edge of forests on the slopes of Cheval Noir, Valmorel is a charming village resort featuring traditional timber, stone and slate architecture. "Le Grand Domaine" offers you all the diversity of wide open spaces, and there are plenty of winter sports within your reach. The centre of Valmorel is car-free, making it especially pleasant to explore this lively village.
Valmeinier
Valmeinier is a charming resort in the heart of the Maurienne, offering a warm, authentic ambience especially enjoyable for families.
The resort boasts a vast ski area with 150km of slopes, and an endless horizon. Experienced and novice skiers alike will find what they are looking for.
Val Thorens
Val Thorens is Europe’s highest ski resort providing skiers with fantastic snow and skiing conditions all season long from December right the way through to May. The village is located right at the foot of the slopes so no matter where your bed is you can roll out of it in the morning and be out on your skis in no time. The entire resort is pedestrianised (except for loading and unloading stops) making for a relaxing resort and peaceful snow covered picturesque streets. Val Thorens is located in the southerly part of the 3 Valleys or Les Trois Vallees giving direct access to one of the most expansive skiing areas in the world. The village itself, while purpose built, is picturesque, cosy, and welcoming to come back to after a long day on the slopes.
Bormio
Originally built as a Spa town, Bormio has grown to earn a deserved place amongst the most popular ski resorts in Italy. Skiing in Bormio is best suited to intermediates although beginners will find the ski schools excellent. While the après ski isn’t as lively as in other resorts, there’s no shortage of atmospheric bars, cafes and restaurants dotted around its beautiful medieval streets!
Livigno
Located high in the Italian Alps, Livigno is a mecca for those seeking great skiing and lively après ski. Skiing in Livigno is best suited for beginners and intermediates with plenty of long, wide-open slopes on which to hone your skills. A further selling point for this resort is its tax free status, with plenty of bargains to be procured in the many shops.
Madonna di Campiglio
Set High in the Dolomites, Madonna di Campiglio has an excellent snow record, and is the resort of choice of the Italian glitterati. Although offering plenty to suit all proficiencies, skiing in Madonna is best suited to intermediates and above with plenty of spectacular cruising runs to enjoy. The après ski is relaxed and laid back with a plethora of smart boutiques, bars, cafes and restaurants, all with an authentic Italian flavour, to choose from.
Passo Tonale
Passo Tonale is one of Italy’s highest resorts and thus amongst its most snow sure. Located in a wide valley on the border of Trento and Lombardy, this destination is hugely popular with beginners and intermediates. The après ski is relaxed and varied, whether seeking a few quiet drinks or looking to party the night away.
Sauze d’Oulx
A firm favourite with those who enjoy the nightlife on a par with the skiing, this charming Italian resort certainly knows how to throw a party. Skiing in Sauze d’oulx is excellent as it’s one of the main resorts in the 88-lift Milky Way circuit that straddles the border with France, providing a whopping 400km of groomed runs. The resort centre offers a mixture of old and the new with charming medieval buildings juxtaposed between modern restaurants, bars and hotels.
Sestriere
Sestriere gained international recognition when it hosted the World Cup Ski Races in 1997 and is set to host the Winter Olympics in 2006. Set in a sunny location snow cover is guaranteed thanks to its high altitude. The Italian clientele give a chic and exciting atmosphere to this highly popular resort, which also offers great value for money.
Val di Fassa
Val di Fassa is part of the Superski Dolomiti region, the largest ski area in the world with over 1200km of slopes. Rather than being just one resort, Val di Fassa is actually made up of nine adjacent smaller resorts all situated in the 20km long Fassa Valley. The two largest resorts are Campitello and Canazei and this is where all of our accommodation is located. This region is steeped in history and is renowned for its stunning scenery as well as its fantastic skiing. In years gone by Val di Fassa was part of the kingdom of the legendary King Laurino. The famous king was the guardian of this enchanted area, where even today a fire is lit every evening at dusk giving origin to the unforgettable phenomenon of light called Enrosadira. Today, tourism is the principal industry of Val Di Fassa and the results are tangible. There is a large network of paths and walks, endless opportunities for sport and relaxation, tradition and culture, hospitality and fun, and nine ski resorts with 200km of pistes. What more could you possibly want?
Banff
Banff is nestled in the midst of a national park and dwarfed by the picturesque Rockie Mountains. The locals are friendly, the scenery stunning and the wildlife up close and personal! Located high in the Rockies, you’ll need to wrap up warm as this is one of the most snow sure destinations there is. Feeding the three resorts of Lake Louise, Sunshine Village and Mount Norquay and offering a huge and varied skiing terrain, it rightly deserves it’s status as one of the top ski destinations in the world.
Lake Louise
Lake Louise resort is one of the first stops on the skiing world cup circuit for good reason. Breathtaking scenery, long varied slopes, superb amenities and friendly locals all make Lake Louise a popular destination year after year. You truly feel closer to nature as you are skiing in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, with stunning views around every corner. Lake Louise is an ideal destination if you are looking for great skiing, stunning vistas and evening relaxing with friends.
Arinsal & Pal
Located high in the Pyrenees Mountains on the western side of Andorra, Arinsal is an excellent value for money destination. A popular choice with families and young people, Arinsal has a plethora of reasonably priced restaurants and vibrant night spots. A further selling point is its tax free status, with plenty of bargains to be procured in the many shops. Skiing in Arinsal is best suited to beginners and intermediates, with excellent ski schools.
Canillo
Close to Andorra la Vella (the duty-free shopping paradise) lies the town of Canillo. The past few years have seen substantial investment in new hotels and lift infrastructure and Canillo is now a world class skiing destination. The new Gondola connects Canillo with the Soldeu/El Tarter ski area. Whether it is skiing, drinking, shopping or adventure you’re looking for, Canillo has it.
La Massana
La Massana is a quaint resort and an excellent base for exploring the neighbouring slopes of Arinsal and Arcalis. The valley town attracts mainly first-time skiers and riders, who come here for the cheap nightlife as much as the experience on the slopes.
Pas de la Casa
Pas de la Casa is the highest and sunniest resort in Andorra, perched right on the French border within the extensive Grandvalira ski area. Pas de la Casa or Pas as it is commonly known, shares the Grandvalira lift pass with neighbouring El Tarter. This purpose built resort boasts an excellent snow record, a state of the art lift system and an excellent selection of slopes for beginner and intermediates. Another draw of this destination is its excellent nightlife with a plethora of lively bars and clubs to choose from.
Soldeu & El Tarter
Soldeu is one of the highest inhabited villages in the Pyrenees and is famed as the birthplace of skiing in Andorra. Skiing in Soldeu is an absolute pleasure with a great selection of slopes for beginners and intermediates. There’s plenty to do once the sun goes down, with a wide choice of places to eat - everything from take-away to 5 star silver service - and a excellent choice of bars and clubs.
Lake Bled
Lake Bled is a picture postcard resort and is quite possibly the most visually stunning resort you’ll ever visit. Skiing in Bled is limited to the Straza Ski area and is best suited to beginners and early intermediates. A fine destination with couples and families, Lake Bled offers a good selection of bars, cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes.
Kranjska Gora
Kranjska Gora is Slovenia’s most popular ski resort, located close to the Austrian and Italian Boarders and nestled in the majestic Julian Alps. Skiing in Kranjska Gora is best suited to beginners and early intermediates, with a high standard of ski schools. While very popular with families, there’s plenty in the way of après ski entertainment to keep night owls amused once the sun goes down.
Lake Bohinj
Affording stunning vistas over the Julian Alps, Lake Bohinj is Slovenia’s largest Glacial lake and is almost as stunning as its close neighbour Lake Bled. Bohinj is close to the ski hills of Kobla and Vogel and offers easy access to the ski centre Soriška planina. Skiing is best suited to beginners and early intermediates, who’ll enjoy the pleasant runs and professional instruction. The après ski is quiet and largely restricted to the hotels.
Founded in 1859 and virtually abandoned at the end of the Gold Rush, Breckenridge has now maintained much of its ’Old West’ charm of the gold mining era, thanks to the arrival of the ski industry in the early Sixties. The total ski area is serviced by 30 lifts and can be reached by foot or a short shuttle bus ride from all parts of the town. Having said that the majority of the available accommodation is located in good ski-out/ski-in slope side positions.
With a vertical drop of just over 1,000m it may not seem that Breckenridge will compare with the good European resorts but the key thing to bear in mind is that the resort itself is located at almost 3,000m with the highest lift reaching runs at nearly 4,000m. All this means that visitors to Breckenridge are staying in accommodation at an altitude that is more than 1,000m higher than almost anywhere they would normally stay at in Europe. Some visitors may find that altitude sickness is a problem in Breckenridge, especially within the first few days of arrival until they acclimatise to this new environment. The best and most effective way to combat the effects of altitude is also perhaps the easiest. It has been found that drinking large quantities of water is the most effective antidote.
Your lift ticket for Breckenridge is also valid for use at Vail, Beaver Creek and Keystone. Day trips to these other resorts are easily arranged and can be simply accessed via a scheduled bus service. The shortest of these trips is to neighbouring Keystone which is open until 9pm most nights of the week with perhaps the biggest floodlit skiing operation in the US.
Killington
Set in the heart of the Green Mountains of Vermont, the picturesque resort of Killington is like something right off a Christmas chocolate box. This resort, which is the largest in the Eastern United States, comprises six mountains that are interconnected by 87 miles of trails. Unlike the centralised European resorts, most of Killington’s hotels and restaurants are spread across a five-mile approach road. That said however, American don’t like to walk too far and there is a free daytime shuttle bus service around the base areas and lodgings. This resort is very popular with New Yorkers who are happy to exchange the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple for the tranquillity of this winter wonderland. Killington is a great spot for both families and young people with plenty to amuse all when away from the slopes.
New Hampshire
A mere two hours by car from Boston lies the beautiful and vast New Hampshire ski area. Skiing is New Hampshire’s Official State Sport – and it’s easy to see why. The rich history of New Hampshire skiing, combined with its significant contribution to the economic growth of the state, has made skiing an integral part of New Hampshire’s landscape. You’ll be spoilt for choice as no less than 8 mountains may be skied with the New Hampshire lift pass on offer from Directski.com. All of our accommodation is located in the Loon mountain resort, which is smart and modern and well known for its snow conditions. Each of the mountains is different from the others and will suit those who tire of repeatedly skiing the same slopes, down to the ground. If you’ve any time or energy left after tackling all that you might like to pop down the states largest factory outlet in North Conway or Tilton and take advantage of some tax-free shopping.
Stowe
Stowe is one of the most aesthetically pleasing of all the American ski resorts. With a nod to its New England Heritage, the town features tiny clapboard shops and restaurants along with trendy designer shops. With the slopes of Mount Mansfield 15 minutes away (six miles) a car is recommended for flexibility and excursions further a field.
The resort of Vail, located 100 miles west of Denver, has the largest single ski mountain in the whole of North America, boasting nearly of 5,300 skiable acres. Combined with its wealthy neighbour Beaver Creek, which is just a 30 minute shuttle bus ride down the road and shares the same lift pass, it is unquestionably the most important ski destination in the United States.
Vail itself is a modern, purpose-built resort that first opened for business in the early ‘60s. The centre of the resort is almost traffic-free and was designed to look like a Bavarian village even including a covered bridge and a clock tower. Over the years the resort has sprawled out to cover just over seven miles from east and west alongside the Interstate.
With slopes that rise from 2,475m to 3,527m, Vail is serviced by 34 lifts of which 15 are high-speed quads. In US terms it has a maximum vertical drop of just over 1,000m and combined with this relatively small number of lifts it may sound unimpressive by European standards, but these statistics are quite misleading. Unlike many of the European resorts the Vail lift system is fantastically modern and efficient serving such a huge variety of trails for all abilities. The combination of all of this means that Vail qualifies in almost everyone’s Top 10 Best Ski Areas.
Winter Park now offers an ideal ski and snowboard destination with a wealth of tree-skiing and powder. Sitting across the Continental Divide, high in the Rockies, Winter Park provides an excellent ski area of three large mountains plus an inviting bowl area that the residents have successfully kept secret. Winter Park has recently joined the increasing number of US ski resorts sought out by Irish and British skiers and boarders but it still retains a friendly small-town feel. Being Denver’s closest major ski area, Winter Park is an affordable, convenient resort with a choice of over 50 bars or restaurants and offers friendly service combined with the laid back atmosphere.
With an average of 350 inches of fresh snow every winter, reputably the most in Colorado, and almost 700 acres of off-piste and tree skiing to enjoy it on, this is powder heaven. In recent years millions have been spent upgrading and improving the resort as a whole and recent visitors are saying that the facilities are better than ever.
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