Europe: environmental friendliness of the ski resorts
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Europe: most eco-friendly ski resorts
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Countries: 1. Austria , 1. Switzerland , 1. Italy , 1. Poland , 1. Czech Republic , 6. Germany , 6. France , 6. Norway , 6. Sweden , 6. Slovakia , 6. Finland , 6. Andorra , 6. Iceland , 6. Denmark , 6. Liechtenstein , 16. United Kingdom , 16. Spain , 16. Netherlands , 16. Bulgaria , 20. Russia , 21. Belgium , 21. Lithuania
Mountain ranges: 1. Alps , 1. Carpathian Mountains (Karpaty) , 1. Sudetes (Sudety) , 4. Scandinavian Mountains (Scandes) , 4. Central Uplands of Germany (Deutsche Mittelgebirge) , 4. Black Forest (Schwarzwald) , 4. Pyrenees
Subcontinents according to UN definition : 1. Western Europe , 1. Southern Europe , 1. Eastern Europe , 4. Northern Europe
Other: 1. Central Europe , 1. European Union , 3. Scandinavia , 4. Benelux Union , 4. Southeastern Europe (Balkans) , 6. Baltic states
In 2010, the ski resort of Wildkogel installed a photovoltaic system at 2,100 metres above sea... more
The environment is an important concern in Ischgl and Samnaun. From the 2019/20 season, it is the... more
Protecting the environment is a very important priority for the Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel lift... more
The National Park Hohe Tauern is a partner of the ski resort of Kitzsteinhorn/Maiskogel. Pioneering... more
The SkiWelt's environmental protection activities are exemplary. The Sonnenlift in Brixen is 100%... more
The Rauris ski resort is completely climate-friendly. The energy required for operating the lifts... more
The direct connection to public transportation via the train stations is very positive. All... more
The Kasprowy Wierch ski resort is located inside a National Park and so the strict conditions of... more
The Vigiljoch (Monte San Vigilio) ski resort practices soft tourism and is located within a... more
The village of Zermatt is car-free and only accessible by train from Täsch. The local... more
The Gastein Valley is very concerned about the environment. Numerous free ski buses run between the... more
The Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See is continuously extending its commitment to environmental and... more
Sustainability is an important priority in the SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun. There is no access to... more
Sustainability is an important priority in the SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun. There is no access to... more
The Saas-Fee Energy Town is a textbook example of environmental protection. It is the world’s first... more
The ski resort of Weissee Gletscherwelt is located in the middle of unspoiled nature in the Hohe... more
The ski resort of Špindlerův Mlýn is located in Krkonoše National Park. Very strict rules therefore... more
Protection of the environment is a high priority for the Schnalstaler Gletscherbahnen (Val Senales... more
There is a solar energy plant in Caischavedra. Information about the wildlife protection zones is... more
With the Clean Energy Complete Energy Project, St. Moritz/Engadine was the first alpine holiday and... more
In the Damüls-Mellau ski resort, there are animal protection areas and guests are informed about... more
Great emphasis is placed on environmental protection in the ski resort of Hochzillertal/Hochfügen.... more
Only the main slopes have snow-making capabilities. Part of the ski resort is only opened when... more
The Tauplitz ski train transports visitors free of charge from the train station, accommodation and... more
The ski resort places a priority on protecting nature and the environment for future generations.... more
Ski buses circulate according to schedule throughout the entire Montafon region and usage is free... more
The market village of Sillian encourages guests to switch to climate friendly mobility with their... more
Great emphasis is placed on local produce and environmental protection in Val Gardena. Almost all... more
The resort places great emphasis on gentle tourism. The ski slopes are closed when there is... more
Highly efficient solar panels are integrated in the lifts at various locations. Renewable energies... more
The Ziller Valley, and in particular Spieljoch, is making major investments in free public... more
A smoothly operating ski bus system is a high priority in the Skicircus. The resort also has... more
The use of the ski bus is encouraged throughout the entire Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena. The slopes... more
The use of ski buses is actively encouraged in Matrei. The Kals cable car saves about 20% on energy... more
Use of the public ski buses between Nauders, Resia (Reschen) and Malga San Valentino (Haideralm) is... more
The ski resort is located in the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site and they have made it their... more
The entire ski resort is connected to the public sewage system. Waste separation is practiced... more
The ski resort is very concerned about the environment. The electricity used to power the lifts and... more
The Ridnaun-Ratschings-Jaufen Valley holiday region is a member of the "Alpine Pearls"... more
The ski resort is very concerned about the environment. The use of ski buses is actively encouraged... more
The ski resort of Gitschberg Jochtal follows a policy of gentle tourism. 100% of the electricity... more
The ski resort is very environmentally conscious. After the fundamental snow-making at the... more
The Schlick 2000 ski resort can be accessed from Innsbruck using public transportation. Thanks to... more
There is a wind power facility from Tauernwind right nearby that is maintained by the ski resort.... more
Free ski buses are promoted in the Val di Sole and it is easy to get to Passo del Tonale from the... more
Mobility without cars is promoted strongly within the resort. A 240 m2 solar power facility at the... more
The Nocky Express shuttle service at Turracher Höhe allows visitors to avoid using their cars while... more