Accommodations in Austrian ski resorts

Many ski enthusiasts travel to Austria because of the authentic villages, numerous slopes, good facilities, and lively après-ski. Moreover, with a long day of driving, you can already be in Austria. So, there are plenty of reasons to ski, après-ski, snowboard, cross-country ski, and more in this popular ski holiday destination. But, which Austrian ski areas are fun? Where are the largest Austrian ski areas located, and where should you go for après-ski? You can read about it here.

Where are the nice ski areas in Austria?

Of course, it depends a bit on what exactly you're looking for, but as ski holiday specialists, we find the following Austrian ski areas definitely worth visiting.

Zillertal Arena: Large ski area with, among others, the family-friendly Königsleiten and the bustling Gerlos, where you can enjoy après-ski.
Zell am See/Kaprun: Snow-sure glacier area with the cozy villages of Zell am See and Kaprun.
Sölden (Ötztal): Perfectly groomed ski resort with glaciers and the lively après-ski village of Sölden.
Wilder Kaiser-Brixental: One of the largest connected ski areas in Austria, including the popular village of Westendorf.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang-Fieberbrunn: Large and popular ski area with the always lively village of Saalbach.

What is the largest ski area in Austria?

Austria has many large ski areas, so as a passionate skier, you will certainly not be disappointed. Are you looking for a specific ski area with a lot of kilometers of slopes? Below you'll find the top 10 largest Austrian ski areas.

Ski Arlberg: 305 km of slopes, highest point at 2,806 meters
SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental: 270 km of slopes, highest point at 1,957 meters
Skicircus Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang-Fieberbrunn: 270 km of slopes, highest point at 2,096 meters
Silvretta Arena: 239 km of slopes, highest point at 2,872 meters
KitzSki Kitzbühel/Kirchberg: 233 km of slopes, highest point at 2,000 meters
Schladming-Dachstein: 230 km of slopes, highest point at 2,996 meters
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis: 214 km of slopes, highest point at 2,820 meters
Zillertal Arena: 150 km of slopes, highest point at 2,505 meters
Sölden: 144 km of slopes, highest point at 3,340 meters
Mayrhofen-Hippach:142 km of slopes, highest point at 2,590 meters

Skiing in Austria: Choose from 1300+ accommodations

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Where are the nice ski areas in Austria?

Of course, it depends a bit on what exactly you're looking for, but as ski holiday specialists, we find the following Austrian ski areas definitely worth visiting.

Zillertal Arena: Large ski area with, among others, the family-friendly Königsleiten and the bustling Gerlos, where you can enjoy après-ski.
Zell am See/Kaprun: Snow-sure glacier area with the cozy villages of Zell am See and Kaprun.
Sölden (Ötztal): Perfectly groomed ski resort with glaciers and the lively après-ski village of Sölden.
Wilder Kaiser-Brixental: One of the largest connected ski areas in Austria, including the popular village of Westendorf.
Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang-Fieberbrunn: Large and popular ski area with the always lively village of Saalbach.

What is the largest ski area in Austria?

Ski Arlberg: 305 km of slopes, highest point at 2,806 meters
SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental: 270 km of slopes, highest point at 1,957 meters
Skicircus Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang-Fieberbrunn: 270 km of slopes, highest point at 2,096 meters
Silvretta Arena: 239 km of slopes, highest point at 2,872 meters
KitzSki Kitzbühel/Kirchberg: 233 km of slopes, highest point at 2,000 meters
Schladming-Dachstein: 230 km of slopes, highest point at 2,996 meters
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis: 214 km of slopes, highest point at 2,820 meters
Zillertal Arena: 150 km of slopes, highest point at 2,505 meters
Sölden: 144 km of slopes, highest point at 3,340 meters
Mayrhofen-Hippach:142 km of slopes, highest point at 2,590 meters