IGLS

Igls, Austria is one of the most popular skiing destinations in Europe. It is situated in the beautiful Tirol region, surrounded by the majestic Alps. With its picturesque views, Igls makes for a perfect vacation for those who love skiing. Igls has something for everyone, from beginner to expert. The slopes are divided into three areas: the Nordkette Mountains, the Patscherkofel Mountain, and the Stubai Glacier. The Nordkette Mountains have some of the most challenging runs in the area, with steep slopes and tight turns. The Patscherkofel Mountain has more relaxed runs, perfect for those just starting out. Finally, the Stubai Glacier is the perfect place for advanced skiers, with its wide-open runs and glacial terrain. No matter your level, Igls has something for you. The ski lifts are modern and efficient, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the area. The weather is usually mild in Igls, so you can typically ski all year round.

From traditional Austrian pubs and restaurants to lively bars and nightclubs, Igls offers an exciting array of nightlife options for visitors of all ages and interests. The traditional Austrian pubs and restaurants found in Igls provide a great atmosphere for a night out. From cozy taverns to lively bistros, each pub offers a unique atmosphere and a wide selection of beers, wines, and spirits. Many of these establishments also serve traditional Austrian dishes such as schnitzel and sausages, making them perfect for a night out with friends or a romantic dinner for two.

Patscherkofel Mountain Terrain:

Beginner

26%

Intermediate

53%

Advanced

   21%   

Skiing Hours:

8:30 am – 4 pm

Summit Elevation:

1965 m

Vertical Drop:

956 m

Average Snowfall:

220 cm (7.2 ft)

Snowboarders:

Snowboarder Friendly

Lift Information:

  • 1 Gondola 
  • 2 T-Bars
  • 1 J-Bars
  • 1 Rope tow
  • 1 People mover

Trails:

20km of trails.  Longest run: 8.2  km

Notes:

Small ski hill, limited ski area.

Photo credit to: Dimitriy K, Jörg Angeli, and Mattia Marzano