Ischgl Ski Chalets
Altitude (m) 1380
Highest ski lift (m) 2900
Total piste (km) 200
Longest descent (km) 12
Ski Lifts 42
Situated in the Paznaun valley in the heart of the stunning Silvretta mountains, the fashionable alpine village of Ischgl boasts some of the best skiing in Austria. An efficient high altitude lift system and beautiful scenery make Ischgl a true paradise for skiers and snowboarders alike.
The village itself stretches along the valley but is small enough to mean that you are never too far away from the lifts or the incredible nightlife that Ischgl has to offer. Ischgl is one of the most picturesque resorts that you could hope to visit, it’s architecture is a mixture of typical Tyrolean wooden chalets and chic and modern hotels. No matter what your tastes, there should be something for you here.
The skiing suits all levels but perhaps best lends itself to intermediates. Highlights would be the “Duty Free Run” that snakes all the way from the highest peak down to the Swiss village of Samnaun. Or for the more experienced, there is a black piste that hits the 70 degree mark, certainly not for the faint hearted!! The pistes in and around the main lift hub of Idalp are perfect for those on their first winter sports holiday.
The village itself stretches along the valley but is small enough to mean that you are never too far away from the lifts or the incredible nightlife that Ischgl has to offer. Ischgl is one of the most picturesque resorts that you could hope to visit, it’s architecture is a mixture of typical Tyrolean wooden chalets and chic and modern hotels. No matter what your tastes, there should be something for you here.
The skiing suits all levels but perhaps best lends itself to intermediates. Highlights would be the “Duty Free Run” that snakes all the way from the highest peak down to the Swiss village of Samnaun. Or for the more experienced, there is a black piste that hits the 70 degree mark, certainly not for the faint hearted!! The pistes in and around the main lift hub of Idalp are perfect for those on their first winter sports holiday.
Renowned for its superb après ski, Ischgl is a lively and compact village with a wide choice of beckoning bars and nightspots. The most famous of which is the Trofana Alm, a typical wooden Austrian building very close to one of the main pistes back down to resort. The Trofana Alm tends to be the most popular and lively spot but there are others which are more than worth a visit. There are 3 bars on the main square next the Silvretta Bahn gondola, Kuhstall, Hexen-Kueche and Feuer und Eis. If you are looking for something more low-key then our recommendation would be the Kiwi bar which is found a short walk from the main street, practically opposite the Jagerhof Hotel.
Ischgl has a good range of restaurants, with a mixture of themes ranging from traditional to Mexican, fine dining to pizza!
Some places to try are:
Salz & Pfeffer
Grill Alm
La Bamba
Goldener Adler
Trofana Alm
Kitzloch (for fondue)
Some places to try are:
Salz & Pfeffer
Grill Alm
La Bamba
Goldener Adler
Trofana Alm
Kitzloch (for fondue)
* Snowboarding
* Ice Skating
* Swimming
* Bowling
* Indoor Tennis
* Sleigh Rides
* Ice Skating
* Swimming
* Bowling
* Indoor Tennis
* Sleigh Rides
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