The slopes sparkle year after year

The ski season on the Schnalstal glacier starts as early as September and lasts until the beginning of May. With the highest cable car in South Tyrol, you can reach the snow-sure slopes at an altitude of over 3,000 metres from the village of Kurzras within a few minutes.

The mostly easy to moderately difficult pistes and the clarity of the ski area make Meran 2000 the ideal destination. Sun-drenched mountain hut terraces invite you to stop for a break, and the view stretches from the Ortler group to the Dolomites.

The Sulden glacier ski area with its fun park, pistes and deep snow slopes rises up to 3,250 metres above sea level and is considered the most snow-sure ski area in South Tyrol. At the heart of the Stilfserjoch National Park, magnificent panoramic downhill runs of every level of difficulty await you.

Trafoi lies at the foot of the Ortler. There is still a bustling atmosphere on the slopes, where skiing legend Gustav Thöni made his first turns. There are hardly any waiting times at the lifts and beginners feel just as much at home as experienced skiers.

The adventure mountain Watles is a small ski area that promises lots of adventures. In the border triangle of the Obervinschgau region you will be rewarded with a particularly large number of hours of sunshine. The four wide, predominantly intermediate pistes are particularly well suited for families.

The sunny skiing area Schöneben-Haideralm stretches along the Reschen Pass between South Tyrol, North Tyrol and the Engadin valley. On the wide pistes with a view of the Lake Reschen, it is mainly pleasure skiers who glide along, while snowboarders and freeskiers let off steam in the snow park.