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Serfaus skiing: an overview

The Serfaus ski area is interconnected with neighbouring Fiss and Ladis, offering a wealth of skiing options. For beginners, head to the Komperdell area, where you’ll find gentle slopes and dedicated learning zones. The Murmliwasser and Kinderschneealm are particularly good for little ones just starting out.

Intermediate skiers will love the long, sweeping runs from the top of the Lazid lift down to the village. The red runs from Zwölferkopf and Schönjoch offer fantastic views and varied terrain. Don’t miss the scenic Frommes-Abfahrt, a lovely long red that winds its way through the trees. For more advanced skiers, the black runs from the Pezid peak provide a proper challenge. The Direttissima is a leg-burner, dropping 1,000 metres over its 4 km length. If you’re after moguls, try the bumps under the Lazid chair.

Freeriders should explore the off-piste routes from the Masnerkopf. The north face offers some thrilling descents, but always ski with a guide here. For freestyle fun, check out the Serfaus Fun Park near the Lazid lift, featuring a range of kickers, rails, and a halfpipe.

Non-skiing activities in Serfaus

Beyond the slopes, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis offers a variety of winter activities for adults. Enjoy the thrill of night tobogganing on an 8-kilometre run, or explore 30 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails. For a more relaxed pace, try winter hiking on over 100 kilometres of scenic trails or embark on a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride through snowy landscapes. Ice skating and snowshoeing are also popular, with equipment rentals available. For unique experiences, try igloo building or paragliding.

Things to do in Serfaus village

Start your day with a leisurely stroll down the main street, Dorfbahnstrasse, where you’ll find charming shops and cafés. Pop into Café Bäckerei Mangold for a warming coffee and fresh pastry. For a taste of local culture, visit the village church, St. Zeno’s, known for its beautiful frescoes. In the afternoon, head to the village square to catch the free Serfaus Underground departure – a unique subterranean railway that connects the village to the ski lifts. Don’t miss the opportunity to book a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy village outskirts.

Family-friendly and kids' fun in Serfaus

Serfaus has a reputation as one of Austria’s most child-friendly ski resorts. The Murmli Club offers excellent childcare and ski lessons for little ones, allowing parents to hit the slopes worry-free. Kids will love the Kinderschneealm, a dedicated snow play area with gentle slopes and fun obstacles. The PlayIN Serfaus indoor adventure centre is perfect for rainy days, featuring climbing walls and soft play areas. In good weather, the Hög Adventure Park at the top of the Alpkopfbahn provides outdoor fun with themed play zones.

Families can enjoy the 8km toboggan run together, or explore the Murmli Trail, an interactive nature path.