
Ischgl
Ischgl delivers one of the Alps' most impressive winter experiences, combining extensive high-altitude terrain with exceptional facilities. The resort links with Swiss Samnaun to create the Silvretta Arena, offering 239 kilometers of impeccably groomed runs reaching heights of 2,900 meters. Known for its reliability of snow, sophisticated infrastructure, and vibrant atmosphere, Ischgl has earned its reputation as one of Austria's leading mountain destinations, attracting both dedicated skiers and those seeking an elevated Alpine experience.
Live Ischgl Webcams
Palinkopf
The Ischgl webcam at Palinkopf summit provides sweeping panoramic views across the Silvretta Arena, giving you real-time conditions from one of the highest points in this Austrian resort.
The resort's cutting-edge lift system features 45 installations including high-speed detachable chairlifts and gondolas, moving 93,000 skiers per hour across the Silvretta Arena. The network includes remarkable engineering achievements like the Pardatschgratbahn - a tri-cable gondola system that can operate in winds up to 120 km/h. The lifts are strategically positioned to minimize queuing while maximizing access to varied terrain, from gentle blues to challenging black runs.
Ischgl Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
88
Total Area
239km
148.5 miles
Location
Positioned in Austria's Paznaun Valley, Ischgl sits 90 kilometers west of Innsbruck. The resort combines traditional Tyrolean architecture with sophisticated modern amenities. Its proximity to both Innsbruck and Zurich airports makes it easily accessible for international visitors. The village, at 1,377 meters, connects seamlessly to the ski area via multiple access lifts, while the renowned après-ski scene and high-quality dining options create a compelling destination both on and off the slopes.
Ischgl
, austria
Season Info
Ischgl's winter season typically runs from late November through early May, offering one of the longest seasons in the Alps. The resort's high-altitude position, with 90% of slopes above 2,000 meters, ensures excellent snow reliability throughout the winter. Natural snowfall is complemented by extensive snowmaking covering 1,100 snow cannons across the entire ski area, guaranteeing optimal conditions even in challenging weather. The north-facing aspects maintain snow quality well into spring.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
11/27/2024
Closing Day
5/3/2025
Days Open
158
Annual Snowfall
Metric
4m
400cm
Imperial
13.1ft
157in
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