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Ischgl lies in the Paznaun valley between the Silvretta and Verwall groups, at 1377 m above sea level. There is a total of 200km of skiing runs, which cater mainly for intermediates.

Bus-linked to Zell am See, Kaprun makes up part of the Europa Sport region, with 130km of pistes, 50 of which are local. Like its neighbour, Kaprun is a year-round resort, with the Kitzsteinhorn glacier.

"The resort of Kitzbuhel lies in an extremely advantageously placed, sheltered north-westerly position, which means that snow is guaranteed from December to April – right down into the valley. The layer of grass, which extends as far as 2,000 m above sea level, means that even relatively small amounts of snow suffice for uninterrupted skiing and snowboarding – long-term.

The world class resort Solden (1,377 m) is one of the most well-known ski and snowboard centres of Europe, as well as a legendary apres ski metropolis. The ski region (1,377-3,340 m) consists of the famous Rettenbach and Tiefenbach glaciers as well as S?lden"s own Giggijoch-Gaislachkogel ski areas.

The "Wildkogel" is known as the lookout point of the national park "Hohe Tauern", a secret tip for hikers and paragliders. The ski-arena "Wildkogel" is ideally suited for families.

The resort is situated right next to a beautiful lake. It offers a total skiing run of 80km and 32 slopes, which cater mainly for beginners and intermediates.