Everything you need to know for your perfect snow experience in Ischgl.
Discover the best slopes, favourite spots and insider tips from our local ski rental team. So you can spend your time where it matters most: on the slopes in Ischgl.
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7 Gondolas | 25 Chair lifts | 13 T-bars
47km Blue | 143km Red | 49km Black | 13km Freeride
4 Rustic huts | 13 Apres ski bars | 11 Restaurants
Ischgl is one of the Alps' best-known ski resorts, offering perfectly groomed slopes, modern lifts and an exceptionally long ski season. Together with Samnaun in Switzerland, it provides a wide variety of runs for beginners, leisure skiers and experienced winter sports enthusiasts.
Whether you enjoy wide carving slopes, challenging descents or cosy mountain huts with panoramic views, Ischgl has something for everyone. Thanks to its modern lift system, you'll spend more time skiing and less time waiting.
Every day we see which runs are most popular, which skis perform best in the current snow conditions and how to make your ski day even more enjoyable. We're happy to share that local knowledge with you.
Ischgl is famous for its varied slopes and spectacular alpine scenery. Some locations, however, make a ski day truly unforgettable. These are the places we recommend to our guests time and time again.
At around 2,300 metres, Idalp is where many perfect ski days begin. From here you can access slopes in every direction while enjoying breathtaking views of the Silvretta mountains.
At 2,872 metres, Greitspitze is one of the highest points in the ski resort. Enjoy spectacular panoramic views while skiing between Ischgl and Samnaun.
Palinkopf is a favourite among advanced skiers. Challenging runs, wide-open slopes and stunning scenery make it one of the highlights of the resort.
Anyone who's skied the Velill run early in the morning knows why it's one of our favourites. While many skiers are still making their way towards Idalp, you'll often enjoy perfectly groomed snow, wide-open slopes and plenty of space for the first turns of the day.
Not the longest. Not the steepest. But a run you'll want to ski again straight away.
Ischgl reaches elevations of more than 2,800 metres—and that's what makes the difference. From the start of the season well into May, you can count on excellent snow conditions.
Morning: firm, grippy snow on the north-facing slopes
Midday: sunshine and relaxed cruising
Afternoon: head back towards Idalp, where the slopes usually stay in excellent condition until the lifts close
Hidden Gem: Val Gronda for Freeriders
Looking for untouched powder? Val Gronda offers untracked terrain, wide-open lines and a true sense of freedom. It's not a place for the crowds—it's for riders looking for a genuine backcountry experience.
Ischgl offers far more than outstanding skiing. After a day on the mountain, you'll find cosy alpine huts, excellent restaurants, legendary après-ski and plenty of winter experiences for everyone.
The famous Top of the Mountain Concerts bring international artists to Ischgl every winter. Winter hiking, shopping in Samnaun and relaxing on sunny mountain terraces are also among the resort's highlights.
Our tip: don't plan every minute of your holiday. The best memories are often made during an unplanned stop at a mountain hut or one last run before the lifts close.
Skiing the smugglers route.
Grab your passport and go shopping in Samnaun/Switzerland. The ski piste takes you over the boarder where there is duty free shopping.
How do I get there?
Lift: B2 Flimjoch - Alp Trida - Samnaun
20 Jibbs & Sliders - 13 Kickers.
A park in the coolest location and you are the main character. The Völkl world rookie finals were held here. Lets go!
How do I get there?
Lift: B1/B2/B3 - Directly at the Idalp
Excellent food on the mountain.
A gourmet temple within a ski hut. Decorated with fur, wood and glass but go on the terrace to enjoy the amazing views.
How do I get there?
Lift: Silvretta-/Fimba-Bahn, Idalp
The best apres ski hut.
This hut deserves the title. One of the best apres ski huts in the alps where people meet up after a day of skiing to have fun.
How do I get there?
Lift: C3/E1 - Höllboden
Party people can find all the best parties and top events from when the season opens to the final closing parties.
Do you know the best Apres ski bars and hottest clubs in Ischgl? Here are our best tips for party loving people.
Where are the best rooms, cosiest accommodation and best hotels in Ischgl?
The reds? The blacks? - or maybe even the blues? Which pistes should we do. Get your piste map and insider tips here.
How much does a ski pass cost? Find the ski pass prices here and check the prices for the ski area Ischgl.
The best ski schools in Ischgl for beginners and for anyone wanting to improve their technique.
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