Ischgl skiing: an overview
Located 3 thousand metres above sea level, the Silvretta Arena ski resort has 239 kilometres of snowy slopes ready to be used by its visitors. The winter season lasts from November to May with guaranteed snow during the six months. There are also an additional 11 kilometres of private slopes and snow parks, which attracts many ski lovers.
A total of 45 modern lifts have the capacity to carry 97,000 people per hour, so you can get to different ski areas in an efficient way. Lastly, the Silvretta Arena ski resort likes to keep it original; that’s why every year to celebrate the successful skiing season, there are concerts on the mountain around May.
Non-skiing activities in Ischgl
Are you looking for activities away from the slopes and skiers? Ice skating is one of the options where you get to skate around an indoor ice rink or play the popular curling game. Another alternative is the winter hikes. You will have a total of 60 kilometres of trails to explore at your own pace. If you have in mind a more relaxing day at the spa, Silvretta Therme is the spot to go. At the spa, you’ll have pools, saunas, and restaurants.
Things to do in Ischgl village
One of the top attractions in the Ischgl town is the Silvretta-Centre, a small yet popular shopping centre in the centre of Schruns where you can do some shopping, grab a coffee, or buy some local groceries. Another alternative is visiting the Die Pfarrkirche Ischgl. Visitors say it’s a must-see experience where you get to see the church with beautiful interiors. Our last suggestion is to pay a visit to the office of the Tourist Board, the place where all questions are answered by professionals.
Family-friendly and kids’ fun in Ischgl
The family friendliness at the Ischgl resort is noticeable. There are activities for all ages, from hiking to cycling routes adaptable for the whole family. Some highlights suggested on the official website are the treasure hunts, which are ideal for quiz lovers. If you decide to go hiking, the Adventure Trail has 7.5 kilometres to explore. There are also indoor alternatives, such as the Silvretta Therme, where you get to relax by the spa or play a tennis game.