ISCHGL, AUSTRIA SKI & SNOWBOARD HOLIDAYS

Ischgl offers some of the best skiing in the Alps, whilst the après ski is in the top handful of destinations anywhere. Ischgl has shot to fame over the last few years with the arrival of big name concerts and some huge marketing but behind all the hype, the Ischgl ski area remains a seriously impressive ski and snowboarding region, the ski holiday resort is pumping throughout the ski season and with neighbouring ski areas such as Galtur and Kappl, the skiing and snowboarding seems endless.

ISCHGL SKI & SNOWBOARD - POWDER SNOW, HUGE SKIING

Ischgl, Austria skiing is on a big scale. Firstly the huge amount of off-piste terrain within the Ischgl ski area really extends the scope of an already huge ski area that stretches into Switzerland. Secondly, for those wanting to explore the Paznaun valley further, the ski holiday resorts of Galtur and Kappl are located on either side of Ischgl, whilst further down the valley is See. These 3 areas offer impressive skiing and snowboarding for beginners and intermediates. Within the Ischgl it is the intermediate and advanced skier and snowboarder who will most benefit. There is a large beginners ski area at Idalp with some very gentle terrain but it is the endless red ski pistes and the chance to access some serious off-piste terrain that makes Ischgl such a draw for good skiers and snowboarders. Ischgl is a popular ski destination but 3 high capacity lifts out of the resort of Ischgl as well as excellent ski lift infrastructure over nearly the entire mountain only add to the ski experience in Ischgl. Ischgl skiing ranks amongst the best in the Alps.

ISCHGL FREERIDE INFERNO

Mass start and mass chaos at the off-piste classic, the Ischgl Freeride Inferno which takes place in Ischgl each winter on 2 selected off-piste routes - tough terrain and plenty of competition for space.