More than skiing

Activities beyond the slopes

Ski touring

Night tobogganing

Cross-country skiing

Tracks in fresh snow

Ski touring

The snow crunches beneath your skis, the air is clear and your gaze roams across the vast expanses of the Silvretta. Around Ischgl, numerous high-alpine ski tours await experienced ski tourers – from November to May, often across untracked slopes. You can get the necessary equipment from the local ski schools, and knowledgeable guides will accompany you into the backcountry.

Down to the valley under floodlights

Night tobogganing

At 7 kilometres long with a descent of 950 metres, the illuminated night toboggan run in Ischgl is one of the longest in Austria. On special tobogganing evenings from mid-December to early April, you can get in the mood with some hut magic at the Idalp mountain restaurant before gliding under floodlights from 2,320 metres down to Ischgl. Tobogganing by daylight is also available in Kappl, Galtür and See.

At your own pace

Cross-country skiing

The Paznaun is one of Tyrol’s top cross-country skiing regions and holds the “Tyrolean Cross-Country Specialist” seal of quality. Around 70 km of trails run through the region at altitudes between 1,377 and 2,040 m. Particularly impressive: the high-altitude trail on the Bielerhöhe from Galtür to the Silvretta Reservoir. Several trail access points, cross-country courses and personal advice at the ski schools make it easy for newcomers to get started.

Winter in all its facets

Beyond the slopes, Ischgl reveals its quieter side: snow-covered forests, crunching snow and moments that are all yours.

Good alternatives for bad weather

Tennis

Fans of the little felt ball can serve all year round at the Tenniscenter Ischgl, just a five-minute walk from the Trofana Royal. Four indoor courts offer space for competitive matches, regardless of weather and snow. Courts can be booked online; please note that no equipment hire is available on site.

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Ice adventure world

No pirouettes required: even regular ice skating becomes a show on the ice rink at the Silvretta Therme Ischgl. Around 1,300 m² of ice runs outdoors and through a glazed tunnel around the building, past an ice bar and curling lanes. A sociable meeting place for cold or wet days that combines perfectly with a visit to the pool or sauna area.

Winter highlights

In search of quiet moments

On the groomed and signposted winter hiking trails through Ischgl’s mountains, the hustle and bustle reliably falls away – for example on the wildly romantic route to Mathon, through the Trisanna gorge or up countless hairpin bends to the Friedrichshafener Hütte. If you believe happiness lies off the beaten track, explore the Paznaun on a guided snowshoe hike.

A horse-drawn sleigh ride around Ischgl or up to Galtür also offers an unusual perspective on the alpine scenery. What could be more romantic than gliding through the winter forest, snugly wrapped up?

Person zeigt auf das verschneite Dorf mit Kirche und Pisten am bewaldeten Berghang im Abendlicht in Ischgl
Beleuchtetes Bergdorf Ischgl im Schnee bei Sonnenuntergang im Paznauntal
Frau wirft Schnee in die Luft, neben ihr lachender Mann auf sonnigem Winterwanderweg vor Bergen in Ischgl

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The Silvretta Arena links Ischgl in Tyrol with Samnaun in Switzerland, turning skiing into a cross-border experience. Around 240 kilometres of slopes, 46 lifts and altitudes of almost 3,000 metres bring variety to every day on the slopes.

    For anyone who loves being on skis. From relaxed, leisurely runs to sporty, challenging slopes, skiers of every ability will find the right run.

    With ease: the Trofana Royal is located in the heart of Ischgl, just a short walk from the cable cars. When snow conditions are good, you can even ski back to the hotel’s neighbourhood at the end of the day.

    Usually from late November to early May. Exact operating times depend on snow and weather conditions, and our reception team will be happy to give you the latest information.

    Whether it’s winter hiking and snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, tobogganing, ice skating or ski touring, every winter’s day becomes an experience, even away from the slopes. And if you prefer to take things more slowly, the Royal Spa offers plenty of space to relax.

    Yes, numerous trails lead through the snow-covered mountains of the Paznaun. They are ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy nature and exercise away from the ski runs. Our reception team will be happy to tell you which routes are currently recommended.

    Yes. Especially around Ischgl and Galtür, an extensive network of around 77 kilometres of groomed trails awaits, perfect for leisurely laps as well as more athletic sessions.

    Yes, night tobogganing is one of the quintessential winter experiences in Ischgl: around seven kilometres and 950 metres of descent take you down to the valley under floodlights. Our reception team will be happy to tell you the opening days and times.

    Yes, right here in the hotel. You can pick up your equipment without any detours through the village and start your day on the slopes in a relaxed way. Our team on site will be happy to advise you on the equipment available and the rates.

    Yes. You can leave your skis and poles, ski boots or all of your equipment at the Trofana Royal, and if you wish, even until your next stay. Our reception team will be happy to give you the exact terms.

    Of course. Our reception team arranges ski lessons and private ski instructors through our partners in the valley, takes care of your ski pass and is happy to help with any questions about your winter holiday.