Ischgl

Lyžování Ischgl

Because of its altitude, with the resort being over 1400 metres above sea level and the peaks reaching just over 3000 metres, Ischgl can pretty much guarantee snow throughout the season. Nestled in the heart of the Tirol region it boasts one of the largest ski areas in the Eastern Alps. This is why Ischgl ski holidays are very popular.

There are over 65 different runs here and although leaning more towards the intermediate skier (with 43 red runs at 206 kms) the novice still gets a choice of 13 blue runs at over 69 kms while the expert gets 9 black runs at 54 kms. So as you can see there is plenty of choice for all levels and abilities.

There are 42 lifts here in the form of cable cars, chair lifts, drag lifts and gondolas which are capable of moving 73,255 people per hour. The resort also boasts over 650 snow cannons which can be used in the event of no snow. However this is pretty unlikely given the altitude. Ischgl is also one of the main snowboarding meccas as the terrain and the altitude are simply perfect.

About the village:

If you want a lively place that gets rocking as soon as the last lift closes then this is the place to be. There are more than 30 bars to choose from that will get you into the party mood. On top of this there are a staggering 37 restaurants, 8 nightclubs and 14 ski huts. As for accommodation, Ischgl offers a wide range of establishments ranging from self catering apartments to lodges and bed and breakfast. Also if you are looking specifically for a hotel, Ischgl has them in abundance. There is a good selection of cheaper 2 and 3 star venues which are cosy and comfortable leading right up to 5 star deluxe accommodation. If you want to shop, then no problem, Ischgl has a pedestrianised zone that gives you a choice of souvenir shops, fashion boutiques and sports shops.