Multi-Resort Ski Passes: Tirol’s Best Skiing on One Lift Ticket

For a die-hard skier who wants to ski all of Tirol's top resorts, the Snow Card Tirol is hard to beat. With access to more than 90 resorts, including the five glaciers in the region, the Snow Card Tirol gives you the most skiing and riding and best value . 

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices can be found at www.snowcard.tirol.at

Why? The Snow Card Tirol is aimed first and foremost at those who want to ski as much as possible in as many different resorts as possible throughout the region of Tirol. Apart from access to the resort there are no extras such as use of swimming pools, etc. included in the Snow Card Tirol.

The White 5 ski pass enables skiers to ski at all five glacier resorts in Tirol on one lift ticket. Topping out at 3,440 metres, the Hintertux Glacier, Pitztal Glacier, Sölden-Ötztal Glacier, Stubai Glacier and Kaunertal Glacier give access to wide-open slopes and an elevated big mountain experience. The Hintertux Glacier is the only ski resort in Austria open 365 days a year.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.tirolgletscher.com

Why? Tirol’s glaciers boast the highest summits of any Tirol resort, making for deeper, higher quality snow, beautiful views and a season that can last until July. White 5 is perfect for those who want to keep skiing while others are already pulling on their swimming shorts and heading to the pool.
 

If you are looking to combine all the action of the Paznaun Valley ski resorts, the Silvretta Ski Pass has just the ticket – literally. It gives holders access to 350 kilometres of pistes and 73 gondolas and ski lifts in Ischgl-Samnaun, Galtür, Kappl and See Moreover, your Silvretta Ski Pass gets you free rides on ski buses in the Paznaun Valley on public buses running between Landeck and Wirl in Galtür, so you can transition seamlessly between all the resorts.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.paznaun-ischgl.com

Why? Situated in the south-west of Tirol, the Paznaun Valley is one of the ‘bucket list’ places for many skiers and boarders. Its combination of amazing scenery, excellent terrain and a lively après-ski scene makes it a great place to explore. The five ski areas have very different characters. Ischgl is the largest resort and definitely offers something for everyone.

The Ski 6 ski pass gives you the chance to explore six of Tirol Oberland’s most popular ski resorts at a discounted rate. The pass covers Nauders-Bergkastel, Kaunertal Glacier, Fendels, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis and Venet. An amazing amount of terrain is encompassed within this interchangeable lift ticket, totaling 350 kilometres of pistes served by over 80 ski lifts.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.tirol-oberland.com

Why? Ski 6 gives access to the ultimate winter experience offering diverse terrain choices across six distinctive resorts, all accessible on one lift ticket. Highlights include childcare facilities, activities for the entire family, terrain parks and amazing freeriding terrain. Kaunertal Glacier Ski Resort boasts a season that can last until June.

Unique worldwide, the Ski Plus City Pass available in the Innsbruck region and the Stubai Valley combines the skiing with numerous cultural highlights, sightseeing activities and family days out. The ticket includes 40 different attractions, not least access to 13 ski resorts with a total of 291 kilometres of pistes – from the Nordkette to the Stubai Glacier. Holders can also visit the Golden Roof Museum in Innsbruck and the Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens as well as enjoying free access to a number of swimming pools and use of the Sightseer Innsbruck shuttle bus.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.innsbruck.info

Why? The Ski Plus City Pass is available to everyone but is particularly aimed at visitors who enjoy combining skiing with urban, cultural and other highlights on holiday.

The Ötztal Super Ski Pass combines all ski areas in the longest side valley in Tirol, including its international hotspots Sölden and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl, on one lift pass. All in all ticket covers six ski resorts with 90 lifts and 361 kilometres of pistes – from the family-friendly Hochoetz-Kühtai, Niederthai, Gries and Vent to the snowsure Rettenbachferner glacier resort with slopes up to 3,250 metres above sea level.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.oetztal.com/superskipass

Why? The Ötztal Valley offers a wide range of pistes for all ages and abilities. The Ötztal Super Ski Pass is ideal for everyone from families looking for a fun holiday to ambitious skiers in search of snowsure glacier slopes.

In the scenic Zillertal Valley, skiers and riders can access to some of the most legendary terrain in Tirol on a single lift ticket: the Zillertal Super Ski Pass. Together, the four resorts of Zillertal Arena, Zillertal 3000 Ski and Glacier World, First Holiday Region and Mayrhofen offer over 542 kilometres of slopes and 180 lifts. Your Super Ski Pass also gets you a free ride on Zillertal Valley's trains and buses so you can transition seamlessly between the resorts.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.zillertal.at

Why? This lift pass is aimed at everyone keen to make the most of their time in the Zillertal Valley.
 

Bringing together 22 ski resorts giving unlimited access to more than 2,750 kilometers of terrain, 938 gondolas and ski lifts and glacier skiing that tops out at 3,200 metres, the mighty Super Ski Card promotes skiing and riding at an eclectic mix of resors in the Kitzbühel Alps. These include major ski areas such as Kitzbühel-Kirchberg, Wilder Kaiser-Brixental SkiWorld, St. Johann, Alpbachtal Valley and Skizirkus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.allstarcard.at

Why? The Super Ski Card delivers top snow conditions, different elevations and vast open terrain for beginners, intermediates and experts.

The SkiHit East Tirol ski pass gives holders access to an incredible nine ski areas. It is valid not only in all seven ski resorts in East Tirol – from the Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei to Lienz and Skizentrum Sillian-Hochpustertal – but also in the resorts of Mölltal Glacier and Ankogel in the neighbouring province of Carinathia. Thanks to its location on the southern side of the Main Alpine Ridge, this region has very snowsure slopes and at the same time many hours of sunshine. Despite these optimal conditions, the pistes are not overcrowded and there are almost no lift queues. Visitors can look forward to pistes catering for all abilities, from easy practice areas all the way through to World Cup pistes and even glacier skiing up to 3,122 metres above sea level.

Pricing information. All information about ski pass prices at www.osttirol.com 

Why? Perfect for winter sports enthusiasts who want to try out lots of resorts in East Tirol as well as the Mölltal Glacier and Ankogel resort in Carinthia.

People living in the west of Tirol keen to make the most of the region in both winter and summer should get their hands on a Regio Card. It gives access to 26 major resorts and 15 small ones as well as 14 indoor and outdoor pools, 7 swimming lakes and 5 ice rinks. The ski resorts include some of the best in Tirol such as Ötztal, Region Fiss-Serfaus-Ladis, Tiroler Zugspitz-Arena and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl as well as three glacier resorts.

Price information. All price information at www.tirol-regio.at

Why. The Tirol Regio Card can be purchased by all people who live and/or work in Tirol. This includes students studying at the University of Innsbruck and other higher education institutions in Tirol. Please be aware that you need a passport, proof of residence (Meldebestätigung), social insurance number or student card in order to buy a Tirol Regio Card.

The Freizeitticket Tirol is more than just a ski pass. It gives holders access to a huge range of attractions and activities in the region around Innsbruck both in summer and winter. In winter holders can ski all resorts around Innsbruck including the Stubai Glacier, Kühtai, Ski- & Freizeit-Arena Bergeralm and the Silvretta Arena. All in all there are 32 resorts large and small included. The Freizeitticket Tirol can also be used to access 20 indoor and outdoor pools as well as swimming lakes, 12 ice rinks and 13 museums.

Price information. All price information at www.freizeitticket.at

Why. The Freizeitticket Tirol can be purchased by all people who live and/or work in Tirol. This includes students (up to 27 years of age) studying at the University of Innsbruck or another higher education institution in Tirol. You will need a passport, proof of residence (Meldebestätigung), social insurance number or student card to buy the Freizeitticket Tirol.