Ischgl Ski Holidays
Ischgl Ski Holidays

Ischgl Ski Holidays

Briefly about Ischgl

With more than 238 km of beautiful pistes and exhilarating high-altitude skiing, Ischgl is a dream destination for every snow lover.
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A bit about Ischgl

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Located in the Tyrolean Alps of Austria, Ischgl is a renowned winter sports haven, boasting an extensive and diverse ski area with over 239 km of well-groomed pistes. The resort, often referred to as the "Ibiza of the Alps," mirrors Sölden in its vibrant après-ski scene, but with its own unique flair. Ischgl is celebrated for its high-altitude skiing, with the majority of its slopes situated above 2,000 meters, ensuring excellent snow conditions from late November to early May. The resort is interconnected with the Swiss duty-free zone of Samnaun, offering a cross-border skiing adventure. Beyond the slopes, Ischgl captivates visitors with its charming village atmosphere, characterized by modern and traditional architecture. The après-ski experience in Ischgl is second to none, with a plethora of bars, clubs, and high-quality restaurants, ensuring an energetic and lively atmosphere well into the night. Additionally, the resort is known for hosting top-class concerts and events throughout the ski season, adding to its reputation as a premier ski destination in the Alps.
Ischgl resort facts
Ski areaSilvretta SkiPass
Total slopes278 km
Easy slopes22 runs
Intermediate slopes47 runs
Expert slopes27 runs
Number of lifts74
Snow range1,400 m - 2,872 m
Resort height1,377 m - 2,872 m
Snow parks2
Rating by ski level
Beginners
6/10
Intermediates
10/10
Experts
6/10
Snowboarders
8/10
Rating by group type
Friends
10/10
Families
6/10
Couples
4/10
Transfer times to Ischgl
Innsbruck airport1 hr 30 min
Memmingen airport2 hr 30 min
Zurich airport3 hr
Salzburg airport3 hr 15 min
Munich airport3 hr 30 min

A bit about Ischgl

4.7/5
WONDERFUL (602 REVIEWS)
602 REVIEWS
Located in the Tyrolean Alps of Austria, Ischgl is a renowned winter sports haven, boasting an extensive and diverse ski area with over 239 km of well-groomed pistes. The resort, often referred to as the "Ibiza of the Alps," mirrors Sölden in its vibrant après-ski scene, but with its own unique flair. Ischgl is celebrated for its high-altitude skiing, with the majority of its slopes situated above 2,000 meters, ensuring excellent snow conditions from late November to early May. The resort is interconnected with the Swiss duty-free zone of Samnaun, offering a cross-border skiing adventure. Beyond the slopes, Ischgl captivates visitors with its charming village atmosphere, characterized by modern and traditional architecture. The après-ski experience in Ischgl is second to none, with a plethora of bars, clubs, and high-quality restaurants, ensuring an energetic and lively atmosphere well into the night. Additionally, the resort is known for hosting top-class concerts and events throughout the ski season, adding to its reputation as a premier ski destination in the Alps.
Ischgl resort facts
Ski areaSilvretta SkiPass
Total slopes278 km
Easy slopes22 runs
Intermediate slopes47 runs
Expert slopes27 runs
Number of lifts74
Snow range1,400 m - 2,872 m
Resort height1,377 m - 2,872 m
Snow parks2
Rating by ski level
Beginners
6/10
Intermediates
10/10
Experts
6/10
Snowboarders
8/10
Rating by group type
Friends
10/10
Families
6/10
Couples
4/10
Transfer times to Ischgl
Innsbruck airport1 hr 30 min
Memmingen airport2 hr 30 min
Zurich airport3 hr
Salzburg airport3 hr 15 min
Munich airport3 hr 30 min

Ischgl, Austria

Ischgl is renowned for its extensive and well-maintained pistes, vibrant après-ski scene, and high-quality facilities. Often referred to as the "Ibiza of the Alps," it's a favourite among those seeking both exhilarating ski slopes and lively entertainment.

Skiing in Ischgl

Ischgl, with its 239 km of varied ski terrain and state-of-the-art lifts, caters to skiers across all abilities. An effortless ski from Ischgl leads to Samnaun in Switzerland, offering thrilling runs, top-notch restaurants, and the added bonus of duty-free shopping, enhancing the overall ski experience.

Beginners: Beginners can learn and practice in the high-altitude zone near the Idalp station, enjoying wide, sunny slopes.

Intermediates: Intermediate skiers will find the Palinkopf area's red runs both enjoyable and challenging, including a notable 12 km run into Switzerland’s Samnaun.

Advanced: Advanced skiers have access to challenging on-piste blacks and touring routes, but the real thrill lies in guided off-piste adventures in the Silvretta arena.

Snowboarding: For snowboarders, Ischgl is a haven among all ski resorts in Austria. It's known for hosting the first Snowboarding World Cup in 1993, and the Ischgl Snowpark is a top destination with areas for all skill levels, featuring kickers, rails, jibs, and an airbag jump.

Off-piste: The resort’s off-piste options for freeriders are abundant, offering gullies, deep snow, and cliffs. Marked off-piste ski routes like Idjoch, Hollar, and Zelbasjoch are available, as well as unmarked powder skiing opportunities, especially down from the Pardatschgrat gondola.

Plan ahead your perfect ski vacation at Ischgl: download the latest Ischgl piste map and explore the trails and lifts ahead of time to ensure an unforgettable skiing experience.

Families

While the resort itself may not be the first choice for family-oriented ski holidays, the Ischgl Ski School addresses this by offering specialized programs for children. Starting with the ski kindergarten, which is ideal for 3 to 5-year-olds, the school also conducts group ski courses for older children aged 6 to 15, focusing on skill development and enjoyment.

Activities

Snow activities: Floodlit skiing, ice skating, paragliding, sleigh riding, tobogganing, snowshoe walking, cross-country skiing, winter hiking, horse-drawn sleigh riding.

Non-skiing activities: Bowling, curling, leisure centre, local interest museum, water park with sauna, swimming pool.

Ischgl après ski

Often dubbed 'the Ibiza of the Alps', Ischgl offers a wide range of après-ski options, from traditional rustic huts to bustling bars, lively pubs, and discos featuring live music, as well as iconic clubs.

Ischgl restaurants

Ischgl's culinary landscape uniquely combines top-quality local produce with innovative cooking, promising exceptional dining experiences and making it a prime destination for food lovers.

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