Austria's Tyrol concentrates some of the most snow-sure skiing in the Alps: high connected areas like Ischgl and St Anton am Arlberg, the glacier resort of Sölden, and Hintertux, the country's only year-round ski area. Each resort below gets a fresh, dated verdict every morning, computed from station and model data. Click through for live conditions, season dates and 15 winters of snow history.
Status board
25 Aug 2026, 06:44 CEST · showing 16 of 16Sölden
Tyrol, AT · 1,350-3,340 m
glacier area glacier
Ischgl
Tyrol, AT · 1,377-2,872 m
off season
St Anton am Arlberg
Tyrol, AT · 1,304-2,811 m
off season
Hintertux Glacier
Tyrol, AT · 1,500-3,250 m
glacier skiing glacier
Kitzbühel
Tyrol, AT · 800-2,000 m
off season
Mayrhofen
Tyrol, AT · 630-2,500 m
off season
Saalbach-Hinterglemm
Salzburg, AT · 1,003-2,096 m
off season
Zell am See
Salzburg, AT · 750-2,000 m
off season
Lech-Zürs
Vorarlberg, AT · 1,450-2,450 m
off season
Flachau
Salzburg, AT · 925-1,980 m
off season
Obergurgl-Hochgurgl
Tyrol, AT · 1,793-3,030 m
off season
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis
Tyrol, AT · 1,200-2,828 m
off season
Stubai Glacier
Tyrol, AT · 1,750-3,210 m
glacier area glacier
Kaprun
Salzburg, AT · 768-3,029 m
glacier area glacier
Obertauern
Salzburg, AT · 1,630-2,313 m
off season
Seefeld in Tirol
Tyrol, AT · 1,230-2,064 m
off season
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