4 mountain destinations in Austria offer glacier skiing on Alpe Match, mainly in winter, spring, summer and autumn. Compare them by altitude, season and price level, and see the services available in each destination.
| Destination | Village altitude | Max altitude | Ski area | Lifts | Season | Price level | Services |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mayrhofen Tyrol | 633 m | 2,500 m | 142 km | 61 | Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn | – | 1 |
| Sölden Tirol | 1,377 m | 3,340 m | 146 km | 31 | Winter, Spring, Autumn | €€€ | 1 |
| Zell am See Pinzgau | 770 m | 3,029 m | 138 km | 50 | Winter, Spring, Autumn | – | 1 |
| Rauris Salzburg | 970 m | 2,175 m | 32.5 km | 10 | Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn | – | 1 |
Austria's only year-round ski resort, located at the end of the Tuxertal valley, a short drive or bus ride from Mayrhofen. It offers exceptional snow reliability and panoramic views from altitudes up to 3,250 meters.…
These two glaciers form the heart of Sölden's early and late-season skiing, ensuring snow reliability from October to May. The Tiefenbach Glacier offers wide, gentle slopes ideal for beginners and intermediates, while…
Just a short drive from Zell am See, the Kitzsteinhorn glacier offers reliable snow conditions from autumn to early summer, making it Austria's first glacier ski area to open. Part of the Ski ALPIN CARD, it provides…
While not directly in Rauris, the Kitzsteinhorn glacier near Kaprun offers year-round skiing and is a popular day trip destination for Rauris visitors seeking high-altitude skiing or glacier experiences. The journey…
Mayrhofen, Sölden, Zell am See and Rauris offer glacier skiing according to Alpe Match data.
Based on the services listed in each destination, glacier skiing is mainly available in winter, spring, summer and autumn. Dates vary every year: check with local operators.
Sölden, with a maximum altitude of 3,340 m.