On the mountain

Ski area

Lift system

The lift system in Ischgl is ultra-convenient and even includes an airport-style moving walkway between gondola base stations.
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Ski schools & guiding

Even experts will gain a lot from joining a class in Ischgl. more...

Advanced

The Greitspitz, the Palinkopf and the Paznauer Taya are the starting points for a number of good blacks, but Ischgl also has some interesting ski routes. more...

Intermediate

Both Ischgl and Samnaun have a wealth of blue and red runs, usually very well groomed and ripe for cruising. more...

Beginner

Although Ischgl is not primarily a beginners' resort, high-altitude nursery slopes are snow-sure and sunny. more...

Boarding & freestyle

Ischgl is very big on boarding and has what is widely recognised as one of the best terrain parks in Europe. more...

Mountain restaurants

A ski area the size of Ischgl should have more eating places on the mountain, but the quality is generally high and the prices reasonable.
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Off the mountain

Village

Ischgl is a fairly compact place, in parts a typical traditional Tirolean community, with a largely pedestrianised centre.

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Accommodation

The accent is on luxury accommodation and Ischgl unashamedly targets the affluent. more...

 

Apres-ski

Possibly rivalled only by St Anton, Ischgl must be the apres-ski capital of Europe. more...

 

Restaurants & bars

It's the Austrian way that most people are on half board, but there are some special treats in Ischgl. more...

 

Other information

Ischgl is noted for its very serious toboggan run and its Shapes in White snow scuplture competition. more...

 

Getting there

Ischgl is easily reached by train from either Munich or Zurich international airports via Landeck, then by bus or taxi, but the smaller Innsbruck airport is nearer still and used by many charter flight operators
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