Best Ski Resorts In Austria For Snowboarders

Valzur is a paradise for off-piste enthusiasts, boasting an impressive snow record, extensive backcountry terrain, and a vibrant après-ski scene that keeps ski lovers coming back for more.

Fast lifts, high-altitude skiing, and a nightlife that won't quit—Ischgl offers an upmarket experience for intermediate skiers and party animals alike.

Mittersill is a charming, traditional ski resort that offers a serene and tranquil skiing experience, with its well-groomed slopes, stunning alpine scenery, and a unique blend of modern facilities and historic charm.

Kitzbühel offers a diverse skiing experience with 234km of slopes, lively après-ski, and a charming medieval town. Ideal for all skill levels and known for its gourmet dining options.

Vorderglemm is a paradise for ski enthusiasts, boasting an extensive network of slopes and lifts, a vibrant après-ski scene, and a unique floodlit piste for night skiing, all nestled in a picturesque alpine setting.

Fieberbrunn is a laid-back village that serves up a mix of slopes for every skill level, all set within the Skicircus area, plus a taste of authentic Austrian mountain life and a variety of apres-ski options.

Perfect for beginners to experts, Hinterglemm offers scenic mountain huts for lunch, a superb snow park, and thrilling off-piste opportunities.

Saalbach is an all-rounder that checks almost every box — from lively après-ski scenes and modern lifts to slopes fit for all skill levels. The added bonus? The opportunity to explore the larger Skicircus area, including Zell am See and Kitzsteinhorn.

Vorderlanersbach (Tux) is a year-round skiing paradise, boasting a glacier ski area, a snow-sure valley run, and a diverse range of slopes for all skill levels, making it a dream destination for snow enthusiasts.

Lanersbach (Tux) is a year-round skiing paradise, boasting the Hintertux Glacier, the only ski resort in Austria where skiing is possible 365 days a year, and offering a diverse range of slopes for all skill levels.

Tux, a year-round skiing paradise, boasts the Hintertux Glacier, offering snow-sure slopes and a unique glacier experience that attracts thrill-seekers and ski enthusiasts from all corners of the globe.

Nestled in Tyrol, Mayrhofen is a family-friendly Austrian resort that seamlessly combines diverse terrains with a serene atmosphere, perfect for skiers of all levels.

Oberlech, a car-free, snow-sure paradise, offers a unique ski-in, ski-out experience with pristine slopes and luxurious accommodations, all nestled high above the clouds.

Stuben, the cradle of alpine skiing, offers a charming, traditional village atmosphere, and boasts an impressive snow record with extensive off-piste opportunities and direct access to the vast Arlberg ski area.

St. Christoph is a tiny, tranquil village offering direct access to the massive Arlberg ski area. With a handful of high-quality hotels and eateries, including the iconic Hospiz Alm, it's the perfect escape for those looking for a quiet ski vacation.

Boasting the title of Europe's snowiest village, Warth offers an abundance of pristine powder and diverse terrain, making it a paradise for off-piste enthusiasts and snow reliability seekers.

Zürs is a world-class destination boasting a mix of luxury and exceptional skiing, featuring one of Austria's best snow records, the famed 22km White Ring circuit, and top-notch hotels with spa and gourmet dining options.

Lech is a luxurious resort with fast access to the vast Arlberg Ski area, renowned for heavy snowfall and amenities like heated chairlifts and an elegant après scene.

An Austrian gem that offers a broad spectrum for skiers and boarders alike, from the beginner-friendly Nasserein to the adrenaline-inducing Valluga peak, not to mention the iconic après ski scene at places like Mooserwirt.