Austria

Austria has few peers as a year-round holiday destination, with plenty of winter sports in the Alps, some of the most impressive and overblown architecture in Europe and an unrivalled musical tradition that even The Sound of Music couldn't sully.

The following link will lead you to the website of the Austrian Snowsports Association.

When it comes to Austria ski resorts, visitors know they will get wonderful snow, steep slopes, sweeping runs, and powder chutes during the winter season, plus year-round snow on the glaciers.

Powder Skiing Lech (Austria) Over 500kms of skiable terrain, it would take years to cover even half of it. The snow is deep and terrain in steep.

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Alpendorf

Alpendorf is an Austrian village and a part of the town St. Johann im Pongau sitting at an altitude of 800m at the foot of Mt. Gernkogel (1,787m). It is located 55 km south of Salzburg.

St. Johann-Alpendorf is a traditional Austrian ski village offering over 120 kilometres of skiing with downhill runs and terrain for every level of ability.

Alpendorf also serves as one of the gateways to the Salzburger Sportwelt, allowing easy access to resorts such as Wagrain, Flachau and Zauchensee incorporating 44 modern gondolas, chair-lifts and T-bars.

Trainer Meeting

Your Trainer will contact you directly to arrange a meeting time through Whattsapp the evening before the course starts.

Off Snow Sessions:

Your trainer will give you further information with regards this throughout the week.

Meeting Point and start time:

Your Trainer will confirm this with you directly but is likely to be around 0900 depending on the opening times of the venue/resort

Visit the Alpendorf website for further information

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Fugen

Fugen is the first ski resort in the Ziller Valley, accessing the ski areas of Spieljoch, Hochzillertal and Hochfugen.  With it’s north-facing slopes, Hochfugen is renowned for a long season often running until the 1st May.  Also included on the Zillertal Superskipass lift pass are the other ski areas in the Ziller Valley, making up over 500km of skiing and including the Zillertal Arena (Zell am Ziller), Mayrhofen and the Hintertux Glacier.

See the Piste Map & Resort Information

http://www.hochzillertal.com

https://www.zillertal.at

Fugen is situated in the Zillertal Valley in Tirol, only 46km from Innsbruck.

Trainer Meeting

Your Trainer will contact you directly to arrange a meeting time through Whattsapp the evening before the course starts.

Off Snow Sessions:

Your trainer will give you further information with regards this throughout the week.

Meeting Point and start time:

Your Trainer will confirm this with you directly but is likely to be around 0900 depending on the opening times of the venue/resort

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Hintertux

The main attraction of Hintertux is obvious – its glacier. It is not only extensive, it arguably has the most challenging and interesting runs on any lift-served alpine glacier.

Note that snow and weather conditions can vary significantly in the mountain environment especially in the summer months. You need to be prepared to perform at your best in a variety of snow conditions.

Hintertux is a village at the end of the Tuxertal valley, a side valley of the Zillertal Valley, Tirol, Austria. It is part of the municipality of Tux, which encompasses the entire valley.

Hintertux is famous for its glacier skiing area, usually marketed as "Hintertuxer Gletscher", but actually located mostly on the Gefrorene Wand (German for "frozen wall") and partly on the Riepenkees glaciers. The highest of the 22 lifts in the area reaches 3250 m of altitude.

Trainer Meeting

Your Trainer will contact you directly to arrange a meeting time through Whattsapp the evening before the course starts. 

Off Snow Sessions:

Your trainer will give you further information with regards this throughout the week.

Meeting Point and start time:

Your Trainer will confirm this with you directly but is likely to be around 0900 depending on the opening times of the venue/resort

Click here to view the Hintertux website

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Stubai

The Stubaital is an alpine valley in Tyrol, Austria. It is the central valley of the Stubai Alps. The Ruetz river flows through the valley. This 40-km long valley runs southwest from Schönberg im Stubaital, near Innsbruck. Below Fulpmes, the towns lie on terraces above the Ruetz on either side of the river. At Fulpmes the terraces merge to form the valley floor. South of Neustift im Stubaital, the main valley continues as the Unterberg and the tributary Oberbergtal branches to the north. The ÖBB operates from the 16-MW hydroelectric power plant located in Fulpmes. The cinema in Fulpmes still uses the oldest film projector in Austria.

Trainer Meeting

Your Trainer will contact you directly to arrange a meeting time through Whattsapp the evening before the course starts.

Off Snow Sessions:

Your trainer will give you further information with regards this throughout the week.

Meeting Point and start time:

Your Trainer will confirm this with you directly but is likely to be around 0900 depending on the opening times of the venue/resort


Trainers will be wearing a BASI branded uniform.

Click here to view the Stubai website

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