Ski Holiday in Tyrol’s Glacier Ski Resorts
Glacier ski resorts offer unforgettable ski holiday experiences. Breathtaking panoramic views, fascinating nature, dreamlike runs, powder snow and crystal-clear mountain air! But there is much more to the appeal of glaciers. It’s an experience for the senses. At altitudes of over 3,000 m, you breathe and feel differently. It’s an exhilarating feeling of boundless freedom.
Most ski slopes have fallen quiet. But not all of them. You can still enjoy the sunny slopes at glacier ski resorts. The pleasant spring sunshine invites you to sunbathe after wonderful ski tours over firn snow. Tyrol’s glacier ski resorts—Hintertux, Kaunertal, Pitztal, Sölden and Stubai—are waiting to welcome you. For many ski holidaymakers, these final runs are the best of all. Of course, it also helps that the slopes are less crowded at this time of year.
Ski Holiday in Tyrol’s Glacier Ski Resorts
Date: 30/09/2026
The Hintertux Glacier is open all year round! You can still ski on up to 70 km of slopes here. In April, the “Flower Pow(d)er Week” beckons, with a wheat beer party through April 20 and the reopening of the Hintertux snow park. From April 12, it will offer snowboarders and freestylers training opportunities throughout the summer. The Tux Spring Festival, from April 25 to May 1, also promises plenty of highlights, including the Scottish Highland Games.
Freeriders and snowboarders are drawn to the Kaunertal Glacier ski resort. The “Spring Classics,” with a jam session and party, rock on until May 25. Ski holidaymakers can look forward to up to 36 km of slopes in spring.
The Pitztal Glacier ski resort is considered the highest in Austria. The Pitztal Glacier lifts are expected to operate until May 18.
At the world-famous Sölden glacier ski resort, the Glacier Festival takes place from May 1 to 4, featuring a live concert by Manfred Mann’s Earth Band. The Rettenbach and Tiefenbach glaciers are considered the most challenging ski area.
The Stubai Glacier ski resort, popular with families, is near Innsbruck. The Mickey Mouse Ski Club is a hit with little ski bunnies. You can still whizz down up to 80 km of slopes in spring.
