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Austria: environmental friendliness of the ski resorts

Most environmentally friendly ski resorts in Austria (Österreich) - most eco-friendly ski resorts Austria


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Austria: most eco-friendly ski resorts

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In 2010, the ski resort of Wildkogel installed a photovoltaic system at 2,100 metres above sea level. 75 per cent of… more

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The environment is an important concern in Ischgl and Samnaun. From the 2019/20 season, it is the largest… more

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Protecting the environment is a very important priority for the Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel lift operator. An extensive… more

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The Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See is continuously extending its commitment to environmental and climate protection. The… more

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In 2022, the energy-efficient direct drive Hoadlbahn lift replaced three chairlifts. Fewer lift pillars and reduced… more

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The snow production system used by the See lift operator is environmentally innovative. The system generates hydraulic… more

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The National Park Hohe Tauern is a partner of the ski resort of Kitzsteinhorn/Maiskogel. Pioneering environmental… more

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The Rauris ski resort is completely climate-friendly. The energy required for operating the lifts and snow-production… more

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The SkiWelt's environmental protection activities are exemplary. The Sonnenlift in Brixen is 100% solar-powered. A… more

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The ski resort of Gerlitzen places great emphasis on protecting the environment. The resort can be accessed easily by… more

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The required energy is sourced from 100 percent environmentally friendly power. The Hüttenkopfbahn lift is the world's… more

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Kühtai is a sustainable holiday resort. 100% clean electricity is supplied directly by the nearby Sellrain-Silz… more

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The ski resort of Jöchelspitze is situated in the Lechtal Valley Natura2000 region. The Lechtaler Bergbahnen lift… more

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The Gastein Valley is very concerned about the environment. Numerous free ski buses run between the villages and base… more

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The ski resort of Weissee Gletscherwelt is located in the middle of unspoiled nature in the Hohe Tauern National Park.… more

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Lienz places great emphasis on gentle tourism. The ski huts serve regional dishes and produce. Use of the ski buses is… more

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Mobility without cars is promoted strongly within the resort. A 240 m2 solar power facility at the base station of the… more

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Only the main slopes have snow-making capabilities. Part of the ski resort is only opened when there is enough natural… more

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The resort places great emphasis on gentle tourism. The ski slopes are closed when there is insufficient snow and… more

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You can leave your car parked in Nauders. Ski buses provide easy access to the ski resort from the village. In… more

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All restricted forest areas are fenced off and marked with signs. Waste is separated in the ski resort. In summer, the… more

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As almost all of the hotels are right next to the slopes, there is no need to use your car at all during your ski… more

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In the Damüls-Mellau ski resort, there are animal protection areas and guests are informed about protection measures… more

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The use of the ski bus is encouraged throughout the entire Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena. The slopes without snow-making… more

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The market town of Sillian encourages visitors to opt for climate-friendly mobility with its “Sillian Mobil” programme.… more

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The ski resort is very concerned about the environment. The electricity used to power the lifts and snow-making… more

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The Ziller Valley, and in particular Spieljoch, is making major investments in free public transport and local mobility… more

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Ski buses run according to schedule throughout the entire Montafon region. The ski buses can be used free of charge… more

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Almost the entire ski resort of Obertauern is heated using environmentally friendly biomass by the Obertauern heating… more

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The use of ski buses is actively encouraged in Matrei. The Kals cable car saves about 20% on energy requirements due to… more

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Great emphasis is placed on environmental protection in the ski resort of Hochzillertal/Hochfügen. Energy-efficient… more

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The entire ski resort is connected to the public sewage system. The resort sorts rubbish comprehensively for disposal.… more

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Great emphasis is placed on environmental protection in the Zillertal Arena. The Alpin Mover XL photovoltaic system on… more

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Skiing through the forest is prohibited at the Wetterstein lifts (Wettersteinbahnen Ehrwald) ski resort. The… more

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The ski resort of Loser takes measures to protect the environment and prohibits skiing through the forests. Power is… more

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The lift operator is very concerned about the environment. Travel to Glungezer on free ski buses is promoted… more

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Conservation of the beautiful natural environment is a priority for the ski resort of Galsterberg. It is located… more

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Several ski buses operate on the Ramsau Plateau and transport visitors to the ski resort. Various buses also provide a… more

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At Kristberg, the pleasure ski resort, soft tourism is practiced. There are electric skidoos for rescue missions and… more

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The Schlick 2000 ski resort can be accessed from Innsbruck using public transportation. Thanks to the very large and… more

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The ski resort on the Sonnenkopf does not utilize artificial snow-making equipment, so the slopes are groomed using… more

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The ski resort of Hochficht is very concerned about the environment. To protect the environment, a Snow & Fun Express… more

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The resort places great emphasis on environmental protection. For example, solar power is used in many of the… more

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Due to the proximity to the main population centres in Carinthia and the relatively low power consumption of tow lifts,… more

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The ski resort is very concerned about the environment. Ski buses and a train station promote environmentally friendly… more

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Lienz places great emphasis on gentle tourism. The ski huts serve regional dishes and produce. Use of the ski buses is… more

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The ski resort of Hochzeiger is very concerned about the environment. The resort uses a GPS system to calculate snow… more

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Public transport from Innsbruck to the resort is actively encouraged. The bus is free of charge for skiers. No skiing… more

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The Kaunertal Valley places great emphasis on sustainable tourism. The objective at Kaunertal Glacier is to create a… more
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