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Alpbach Wildschönau Ski jewel in the Tyrolean Alps

Ski Jewel Alpbachtal Wildschönau is one of the ten largest ski areas in Tyrol. 145 km of diverse pistes (109 km along the fall line), waiting to be discovered. In addition, enticingly beautiful and unique holiday village - from the most beautiful villages of Austria to the smallest village in Tyrol.

Ski Jewel Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau is also one of the most diverse ski areas in the Kitzbühel Alps with winter experiences for beginners, families with children and experienced skiers. 47 lifts, 26 km blue, 70 km red (incl. Groomed trails) and 13 km of perfectly groomed black runs, there is plenty to choose from. Freerider finds its ground below the peak Wiedersbergerhorn towards Greitalm and Kohlgrubenalm.
And thanks to the free ski can also indulge your car may leave.

Greater certainty of snow and comfort

Even greater certainty of snow (December 2014): Artificial snow machines Schatzberg in Wildschönau are extended. On Wiedersbergerhorn is replaced with a new lift Gmahbahn connectable, six-seater chairlift also adapted to children with bubble and seat heating.

Alpbachtal

Ski tip experts in one of the most beautiful valleys of the Alps. Besides Alpbach, which is his original style wooden buildings considered the most beautiful village in Austria, waiting in the tourist region on the discovery of eight villages and town Rattenberg. With a free card Alpbachtal Seenland are included interesting activities outside the slopes like. Snowshoeing or curling.

Wildschönau

Sharm high valley form four idyllic village of Niederau, Oberau, Thierbach and Auffach and friendly hosts. Exciting and relaxing winter activities with a free card WildschönauCard bring memorable experiences - card includes guided tours along the peasant farms and museum visits. Beyond the slopes offers active movement after winter hiking paths, toboggan runs or trails.



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