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Austria

Arlberg

Axamer Lizum

Ehrwald Wettersteinbahnen

Fieberbrunn

The largest interconnected ski area in Austria and a lively apres scene in winter and boasting wild hiking trails in summer its an explorer's dream.

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The vast Trient Glacier

Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Garmisch is a Bavarian ski resort near to Germany's highest peak, Zugspitze. The surrounding terrain is steep and offers vast quantities of freeride lines. 

Hintertux

Hintertux Gletscher is part of the Gletscherwelt Zillertal 3000 and is situated on a high altitude glacier. 

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Looking down at the lower section of the route.

Hochfügen

Endless freeride opportunities and 107 km of optimally groomed slopes for the ultimate skiing fun. It holds freeride competitions and has amazing tours further afield. 

Known as The Freeride City, Innsbruck is an adventurer's dream. Surrounded by big mountains with great hiking/biking trails in summer and great skiing in winter but with a big town vibe.

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Deep in the forests, just a few hundred metres from the bustle of the city

Innsbruck

Nestled at the intersection of 2 famous alpine valleys and surrounded by mountains, Innsbruck fully deserves its title - "Capital of the Alps". Austria might not be home to any of the 82 4000m peaks, but it has a seemingly endless array of slightly smaller peaks, many of them easily accessible from Innsbruck.

Innsbruck city itself is charming, with old cobbled streets winding around the River Inn and towering mountains looming above. The mountains themselves are spectacular, lined with hiking and biking trails and home to some of the best mountain huts in Europe. The network of huts above Innsbruck is extraordinary and they can be accessed year round thanks to the efforts of the guardians to keep summer trails clear and snowy tracks ploughed in the winter.

Within an hour's drive of Innsbruck you'll find enough skiing to keep you going for several lifetimes, and 1000s of scenic hikes. The lack of famous mountains in the region mean that those who visit the area are real mountain folk, more interested in experiencing the wonders of the Tirol than peak bagging, and the culture of the area is wonderfully authentic.

So if culture, a taste of city life and some epically wild mountains sound like your thing - get to Innsbruck!

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Perfect spring skiing on the mellow slopes down to the chairlift.

Ischgl

Located in the Silvretta range its suited to intermediate to advanced level.  Ultra modern lift system with plenty to do off the slopes too

Kaltenbach

Kappl

Kaunertaler Gletscher

Lech - Zuers

Mayrhofen

Mayrhofen is part of the Gletscherwelt Zillertal 3000 and is famous for its freeriding, the exceptionally steep piste 'Harikiri' and beautiful scenery. 

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