Other Ski Regions

They say Norwegians are born with skis on their feet. In any case, almost all Norwegians can ski. One thing is certain: a ski holiday in Norway means relaxing in beautiful surroundings with plenty of reliable snow.

The small Tegernsee ski area is very popular for winter sports. In summer and winter, the picturesque landscape offers a true holiday paradise. The highlight at Tegernsee is the mountain bike festival on June 8.

Loyal huskies pulling a sled through Sweden’s winter wonderland. A family holiday at a husky farm is fantastic—especially in the land of Santa Claus!

Good things come to those who wait. That, or something similar, must surely be the motto for the Gschwandtkopf and Rosshütte ski areas in the Seefeld Olympic Region, which are currently pushing ahead with a merger.

A ski holiday doesn’t have to be expensive. Norway proves this especially outside the peak season, particularly for families with children. Dog-sled rides and snowkiting are sure to keep boredom at bay, too!

On November 17, thanks to top snow conditions, partial operations in Kühtai had already begun two weeks early. The official winter season will be celebrated from November 30 to December 2, 2007.

. The competition’s top prize is certainly worth winning: a week-long ski holiday at a 4-star hotel in Ischgl, including half board and a 6-day ski pass.

Reliable snow 365 days a year—where else can you find that? The idyllic Zermatt ski area in Switzerland’s Valais region offers snow all year round. With elevations ranging from 2,583 m to 3,883 m, that’s no problem.

Saalbach Hinterglemm is popular for its fantastic ski holidays. In mid-September, it hosts the Mountain Bike World Championships in 4 disciplines. The “Mountain Hero” will be crowned from September 11 to 14. Register by August 17, 2008, if possible!

The Schladming 4-Mountain Swing has been voted one of Europe’s/Austria’s best ski areas several times. Each individual ski area also offers an attractive ski holiday region. The spa and World Cup resort of Schladming is especially popular.

The Wildschönau ski paradise is inviting visitors to its Snow Festival again. On February 6, reggae rhythms and a bonfire are set to melt the snow. This sunny ski area is still an insider tip, with fair prices.

The second Tour de Tirol is ready to get underway. Following the success of the first tour in 2006, it returns from October 12 to 14, 2007.

The Nanshan Ski Resort in China is entering its 8th winter season this year, which was officially opened last weekend

Oberstaufen is once again offering great holiday deals: From April 1, holidays in Oberstaufen will cost less. For example, summer toboggan rides, outdoor and indoor swimming pools, and museums are included at no extra charge. The same goes for a round of golf and holidaymakers’ parking fees.

A ski holiday in the Czech Republic is still an insider tip, despite rising visitor numbers. The Czech Republic is family-friendly and not overcrowded, making it ideal for young children. And it is affordable. Even fuel prices are significantly lower than in Germany.