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Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Tux Alps

Best ski resorts for advanced skiers in the Tux Alps (best difficult slopes, ski routes) as well as best powder snow skiing/freeriding in the Tux Alps

8 test reports

Best rating:
5 out of 5 stars

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Tux Alps – Advanced skiers, freeriders Kaltenbach – Hochzillertal/Hochfügen (SKi-optimal)

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Tux Alps – Advanced skiers, freeriders Mayrhofen – Penken/Ahorn/Rastkogel/Eggalm

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Tux Alps – Advanced skiers, freeriders Hintertux Glacier (Hintertuxer Gletscher)

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Tux Alps – Advanced skiers, freeriders Spieljoch – Fügen

Ski resorts for advanced skiers and freeriding Tux Alps – Advanced skiers, freeriders Glungezer – Tulfes

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Tux Alps: freeride ski resorts and ski resorts for very good skiers (advanced skiers)

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Tourism regions: 1. Zillertal , 1. Innsbruck region , 1. Erste Ferienregion im Zillertal , 1. Tux-Finkenberg , 1. Mayrhofen-Hippach , 6. Wipptal , 6. Silberregion Karwendel , 6. Hall-Wattens Region

Valleys: 1. Zillertal , 1. Lower Inn Valley (Unterinntal) , 3. Wipptal

Districts/Cities: 1. Schwaz , 1. Innsbruck-Land , 1. Innsbruck (city)

1-8 out of 8 ski resorts

1. Kaltenbach – Hochzillertal/Hochfügen (SKi-optimal)

Test result: 5 out of 5 stars

Kaltenbach – Hochzillertal/Hochfügen (SKi-optimal)

Experts can find difficult runs at the Schnee-Express, Wedelexpress, Zillertal Shuttle and at the… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

very many freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 14.6 km (17%)
Ski routes: 5.1 km

1. Mayrhofen – Penken/Ahorn/Rastkogel/Eggalm

Test result: 5 out of 5 stars

Mayrhofen – Penken/Ahorn/Rastkogel/Eggalm

Experts should not miss the chance to try the steepest slope adventure in Austria. The “Harakiri”,… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

some freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 32 km (23%)
Ski routes: 8.7 km

3. Hintertux Glacier (Hintertuxer Gletscher)

Test result: 4 out of 5 stars

Hintertux Glacier (Hintertuxer Gletscher)

When conditions are good in the middle of winter and in spring, the Hintertuxer Glacier offers… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

many freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 11.7 km (19%)

4. Spieljoch – Fügen

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Spieljoch – Fügen

Experts love the difficult piste to the Panoramabahn Geols lift, and the 7 kilometre valley run is… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

some freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 2.7 km (16%)
Ski routes: 4 km

4. Glungezer – Tulfes

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Glungezer – Tulfes

There is a black slope at the Schartenkogel. There is also a large freeride area up here with… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

some freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 1 km (4%)

4. Patscherkofel – Innsbruck-Igls

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Patscherkofel – Innsbruck-Igls

There are two black slopes on the Patscherkofel, the Weltcuphang and the Olympiaabfahrt. From the… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

few freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 4 km (21%)

4. Kellerjoch – Schwaz

Test result: 3 out of 5 stars

Kellerjoch – Schwaz

Kellerjoch features the difficult Waizer run beneath the double chair lift. It is also well known for… more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

some freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 2.1 km (15%)
Ski routes: 1 km

8. Archenstadel – Rinn

Test result: 1 out of 5 stars

There are no difficult runs. more

Freeriding & offering for advanced skiers

no freeride/deep snow areas
Difficult slopes: 0 km (0%)

1-8 out of 8 ski resorts