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Ski tours in Tyrol

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With its five glaciers and numerous three-thousand-metre peaks, Tyrol is one of Austria's best addresses for ski tourers. On the untracked mountain slopes around the glacier ski areas of Kaunertal, Pitztal, Sölden, Stubaital and Hintertux, you can put on your skins and enjoy magnificent tours through deeply snow-covered mountain worlds. Whether Wilder Kaiser, Seefeld, Silberregion Karwendel, Kitzbühel, Ziller- or Stubaital, the ski touring routes in the Tyrolean Alps are almost unlimited.

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The 10 most beautiful ski touring routes in Tyrol

Ascent to the Krottenkopf Saddle
Ski Touring · Lechtal
Ski tour from Elbigenalp to the Großer Krottenkopf
Premium content Difficulty difficult
8.9 km
5:00 h
1,710 m
120 m
A challenging ski tour from Elbigenalp via the Gibler Alm to the Großer Krottenkopf.
That is (unfortunately) not the Schwarzhorn; it's further back on the right.
Ski Touring · Sellrain
Schwarzhorn from the Kemater Alm
recommended route Difficulty AD+ moderate
13.2 km
3:30 h
1,140 m
1,140 m
An impressive peak above the Kemater Alm, which retains snow (and mostly firn) well into the spring. The final section of the ascent is steep, with a gradient of more than 35 degrees and, in some places, approaching 40 degrees.
Summit plateau towards Outer Falk (center of image)
Ski Touring · Schwaz District
Äußere Falk (2,668m) from Gerlos (Kühle Rast)
recommended route Difficulty D- difficult
15.1 km
5:00 h
1,468 m
1,468 m
Very beautiful, long, difficult, and little frequented ski tour in a remote area of the Zillertal Alps. Wonderful descent slopes especially in the upper section. Relatively snow-safe because it is north-exposed. Magnificent view. Only sensible with a safe avalanche level (max warning level II). 
Ski Touring · Stubai Alps
Zuckerhütl West Summit ("Pfaffenschneide"), 3498 m
recommended route Difficulty PD+ moderate
5
9 km
5:00 h
900 m
1,900 m
An attractive alternative to the main summit of the highest Stubai peak: more solitary, slightly shorter, a bit easier, and only a few meters lower.
Ski Touring · Innsbruck-Land
Eastern Seespitze from Franz-Senn Hut
recommended route Difficulty D- difficult
5
15 km
5:00 h
1,300 m
1,300 m
Eastern Seespitze - ski tour from the Franz-Senn Hut to an impressive summit in the Alpeiner Mountains (Stubai Alps)
Annakogel seen from the ascent to Bankkogel
Ski Touring · Ötztal Alps
Annakogel 3336m from the Langtalereck Hut
recommended route Difficulty PD moderate
No ratings (yet)
16.2 km
5:30 h
1,300 m
1,300 m
The ski mountaineering tour to the scenic Annakogel is long, but not difficult. Crossing the Gurgler Gorge can sometimes be tricky. The risk of falling into crevasses is limited along the usual route.
Bankkogel and Falschungspitze beyond the Gurgler Glacier
Ski Touring · Ötztal Alps
Bankkogel or Bankspitze 3311m from the Langtalereck Hut
recommended route Difficulty PD moderate
No ratings (yet)
17.5 km
5:30 h
1,300 m
1,300 m
The ski mountaineering tour to the scenic Bankkogel is long but not difficult. The crossing of the Gurgler Gorge can sometimes be tricky. With sensible route choice, the risk of crevasse falls on the Gurgler Glacier is manageable but not excluded.
Schönwieskopf, behind it the Hangerer
Ski Touring · Ötztal Alps
On the Zirbenweg over the Schönwieskopf to the Langtalereckhütte
recommended route Difficulty F moderate
No ratings (yet)
13.9 km
3:15 h
750 m
750 m
Easy ski tour off the slopes to the ski high tour base Langtalereckhütte via the insignificant but scenic "summit" Schönwieskopf.
View from the Tirolerscharte to the glacier
Ski Touring · Montafon
Two-notch round tour (Tiroler- & Ochsenscharte) from Wiesbadener Hut
recommended route Difficulty PD moderate
No ratings (yet)
8.7 km
4:00 h
850 m
851 m
Very beautiful and summit-free round tour, over the Tiroler notch to the Upper Ochsenscharte and back to the hut. For all who do not want to climb a summit but do not want to miss out on great descents.
Grubenkopf 2,337 m (summit in the center of the picture), near the barn down a slope to the stream, across it to the right side, and over a free slope to the larch belt.
Ski Touring · Obernberg am Brenner
Grubenkopf 2,337 m - Monte delle Cave / Obernberg am Brenner
recommended route Difficulty PD- moderate
No ratings (yet)
12.7 km
3:30 h
903 m
903 m
North-facing, scenically beautiful ski touring route.
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Tyrol, the land of a thousand ski tours

The province of Tyrol is certainly one of the best areas in the whole world for ski touring fans. Here in the northern eastern Alps you can go on ski tours and splitboard tours from east to west and from north to south, regardless of whether you are still a beginner or already a professional. Ski tours in all difficulties from easy to difficult, from lonely to a sociable evening ski tour to a hut - everything is possible in Tyrol.

In the far east, the Kitzbühel Alps are an area where beginner-friendly tours can be found. Whether in the Alpbach Valley, around Kitzbühel or near Kufstein, here you will often find the best conditions with plenty of fresh snow after north-westerly storms. On the main ridge of the Alps, you can let off steam in the Stubaital, the Ötztal and the Wipptal. There are also numerous possibilities around Innsbruck and in the far west, on the Arlberg and in the Lechtal Alps, powder fans get their money's worth. And let's not forget East Tyrol, the Tyrolean enclave known for secluded tours in magnificent scenery.

Where can I find easy ski tours in Tyrol?

If you want to start ski touring, it is best to start with easy ski tours, and piste tours are particularly suitable for this. Once you have familiarised yourself with the subject of equipment and safety, you can set off on one of the many piste ski tours in Tyrol. Here, too, there are of course differences in duration, length and difficulty. The good thing, however, is that you are in a safe ski area and are not exposed to any alpine dangers, such as avalanches.

On piste tours, you usually follow signposted ascent routes along the piste or close by. It is essential to pay attention in intersections with the piste, and even if you can do without safety equipment such as an avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel, a first aid kit and a warm change of clothes should definitely be included in your rucksack. In this collection you will find a selection of the most popular, beginner-friendly piste ski tours in Tyrol:

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The best regions for ski touring in Tyrol

Where is the best place to go ski touring in Tyrol? Not an easy question, because there are many great touring areas between Kitzbühel and Arlberg. In the east of Tyrol, there are numerous worthwhile ski tours in the Kitzbühel Alps and also many places that are suitable for a longer stay.

One region with an incredible amount of potential is the Wipptal with its many side valleys. However, the area is rather demanding and therefore a perfect playground especially for experienced tourers. There are also many challenging ski tours in the other valleys that stretch from the Inntal towards the main Alpine ridge, such as the Stubai and Pitztal valleys. Not to forget the Ischgl-Paznaun region and the mountains around Sankt Anton am Arlberg.

The best huts for ski tours in Tyrol

Step out of the door right after breakfast, strap on your skis and set off - anyone who has experienced it knows how great it is to start your ski tour directly from an alpine refuge. In Tyrol there are numerous mountain refuges that are also open in winter and offer themselves as a base for several days. These huts are among the best known in Tyrol when it comes to ski tours:

  • Amberger Hütte: The Amberger Hütte in the Stubai Alps is the perfect base for numerous ski tours. In addition to the touring possibilities, the cuisine is also convincing.
  • Lizumer Hütte: Popular hut in the Tux Alps with a huge range of tours.
  • Jamtalhütte: One of the largest huts open in winter in Tyrol. The ideal base for ski tours in the Silvretta.

You can find more huts that are also open in winter in our hut search: Huts in Tyrol

Ski tours for experts in Tyrol

A challenging ski tour to the Geißhorn awaits you in the Tannheimer Tal. The ascent of the striking peak is one of the great touring experiences in the Tannheim Mountains of Tyrol. Alternatively, we suggest the Rofanspitze. The ski tour up to the summit at an altitude of 2259 m features the Wiesingabfahrt, one of the great downhill runs in the Eastern Alps.

Or how about a great firn tour with enough altitude metres and a climbing (via ferrata) finale with an alpine touch? If you are looking for an adventurous route off the beaten track in the Kalkkögeln, the Steingrubenkogel is the right place. For ski tourers with a lot of stamina, the Wildspitze, the highest mountain in North Tyrol at 3768 metres, is of course the logical destination in Tyrol.

Reviews

  • August 22, 2026
    Andi Fischer 
    August 18, 2026
    So muß a gmiatliche Berghütt'n sei. Urig, überall liebevolle Deko und v.a. kein großes Wellnesshotel-Tamtam -wie mittlerweile leider bei den meisten AV-Hütten, superfreundliche Wirts-Leid (😘 @Andrea, @Simone, @Siggi). Alles was wir gegessen & getrunken haben war richtig lecker. Mir (Gerhard & Andi) ham uns so richtig wohl bei Eich g'fühlt.
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    Solitude Scenic
    Written August 22, 2026
  • July 26, 2026
    Szilasi Sándor
    Fatto oggi, 14.02.2024 neve perfetta, panorama stupendo
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    Photo: Szilasi Sándor, Community
    Photo: Szilasi Sándor, Community
    Written July 26, 2026
  • May 04, 2026
    Silke Habel 
    May 01, 2026
    Wie beschrieben, ein Gipfelkreuz haben wir nicht gefunden, die Madonna war da. Herrliche Aussicht und wenig los. Auf dem Weg zum Hauptgipfel und zum Wilden Pfaff haben wir über 50 Personen gezählt. Es hat sich in jedem Fall gelohnt. Zum Schluss muss man gut hinfassen, ist aber kein Problem. Am Gipfelplateau ist wirklich sehr wenig Platz. Bei Schnee kann es dort sehr rutschig sein.
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    Zuckerhütl Westgipfel
    Photo: Silke Habel, Community
    Busy trails Weather depandant Scenic
    Written May 04, 2026
  • April 13, 2026
    Silke Habel 
    April 11, 2026
    Genauso wie beschrieben. Herrliche Tour. Wir hatten super Bedingungen.
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    Linker Fernerkogel
    Photo: Silke Habel, Community
    Written April 13, 2026
  • April 02, 2026
    Andreas Gaal 
    Traumhafte Tour, eher zu gehen bei mehr Schnee und Schießzeiten beachten
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    Written April 02, 2026
  • March 26, 2026
    Alruhn Wehde 
    Wir haben die Tour nicht durchführen können (wir haben am Lareinfernerjoch abgebrochen), da es von der Lawinensituation nicht gepasst hat, aber vielleicht hilft jemand unser Blick von der Heidelbergerspitze auf die Tour. (Aufgenommen am 25. März 2026)
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    Geschätzter Aufstieg bis zur letzten Steilstufe vor dem Gipfel
    Photo: Alruhn Wehde, Outdooractive Editors
    Solitude
    Written March 26, 2026
  • March 11, 2026
    Franz Beck 
    Gerhard, hast Du Klugscheißer keine andern Probleme? Zudem ist Deine Angabe falsch! Das Istituto Geografico Militare (IGM) ist die amtliche kartographische Behörde des italienischen Staates. Die Höhenangaben der Berge in Italien stammen traditionell aus dessen topographischen Kartenserien und gelten deshalb als maßgebliche Referenz. Laut der staatlichen Kartographie des IGM beträgt die Höhe des Glockhausers etwa 3021 m! Nachlesen kann man das in der IGM-Topographischen Karte (Serie 25, ca. 1 : 25 000) für das Gebiet Reschenpass / Langtauferer Tal, erhältlich über den offiziellen IGM-Kartendienst.
    ...Show more
    Written March 11, 2026
  • March 10, 2026
    Till Hauptmann 
    March 04, 2026
    Sehr schöne Tour, gut beschrieben!
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    Written March 10, 2026
  • March 10, 2026
    Till Hauptmann 
    March 04, 2026
    Wunderschöne, lange und einsame Tour. Entscheidend ist das richtige Verhältnis zwischen Schneelage und Lawinengefahr. Beim langen Hatscher über die Fallerscheinalpe zum Talschluss mussten wir zahlreiche gewaltige Lawinenkegel queren. Der Gipfelhang kann am frühen Nachmittag bei entsprechender Sonneneinstrahlung mit feinstem Firn entzücken :) Die Beschreibung ist etwas knapp geraten, ausführliche Infos gibts in einer fast gleichnamigen Tour: Namloser Wetterspitze und Weittal-Sattel – grandiose Schitour in den Lechtaler Alpen
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    Written March 10, 2026
  • February 17, 2026
    Johann
    February 16, 2026
    Aufstieg super schön, aber die Abfahrt durch den Wald wie in der Route würde ich nicht empfehlen. Lichtungen sind schwer zu finden, mehrmals Stacheldrahtzäune und eher wenig Spaß. Nächstes Mal würden wir den gleichen Weg runter wie rauf nehmen...
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    Written February 17, 2026
  • February 13, 2026
    Richard 
    February 12, 2026
    Good mixture technical and skitouring. I started where the piste met the path to the waterfall. I started in Hintertux, took Gletcherbus1 gondola then 4er Tuxerjoch chair to the Tuxerjoch. I then skied down Piste 1 to where the off piste route begins. It is shortly after where the piste takes an abrupt left then right. The waterfall is visible on skiers left. After a few hundred meters I put but crampons on by the wooden seat and backpacked my skis. The path is as shown on the original images, and the crux to me was the icy section when the path had levelled out as ice was on both sides. Soon the path opens out into the impressive Weitental valley, and you make your way across to mountain right side for a pleasant ascent to the Tuxerjoch hut.
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    Photo: Richard, Community
    Photo: Richard, Community
    Written February 13, 2026
  • February 09, 2026
    Silke Habel 
    February 08, 2026
    Empfehlenswerte Tour jedoch schlechte Schneeverhältnisse oder kein Schnee, somit Aufstieg nur über Forstweg bis zur Moserbaumgartenalm sinnvoll. Weiter durchs Gelände und auf den Gipfel. Abfahrt schwierig, da wenig Schnee, Übergang ins Skigebiet gewählt und Pistenabfahrt. Herrlicher Ausblick vom Gipfel und im Normalfall tolle Hänge. Lohnenswerte Tour.
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    Gipfel Hochstand
    Photo: Silke Habel, Community
    Written February 09, 2026

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