Major resorts in Austria
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St Christoph is barely a village – it’s a small collection of plush hotels, and a less plush, good-value chalet hotel, near the top of the Arlberg pass and sharing slopes with St Anton and Stuben.…
A traditional Tirolean resort appealing to those who want to spend as much time on jolly restaurant terraces as on the slopes
The Stubaier Gletscher ranks alongside Hintertux as one of the most extensive and rewarding glacier ski areas in the Alps, and this year gets a splendid new access lift. Neustift is the nearest major village,…
Stuben is a friendly, unspoiled village over the Arlberg pass from St Anton. St Anton has long been accessible by lift from nearby Rauz, but now the brand new Flexenbahn gives access to Lech-Zürs too.…
Traditional village at the heart of an underrated three-valley lift system shared with Flachau and Alpendorf, great for intermediates
Westendorf is a quiet, attractive village with good local slopes for confident intermediates. The resort is slightly off the main SkiWelt circuit, but is linked to Brixen im Thale. Access to Kitzbühel’s…
Zürs and its linked neighbour Lech are the most fashionable resorts in Austria, each able to point to a string of rich and celebrated regular visitors. But a holiday here doesn’t have to cost a lot…
Like St Moritz, Zell is a town beside a lake (frozen if you’re lucky). The similarities end there; but Zell is a towny resort that makes a refreshing change from the Austrian norm of rustic chalet-style…
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