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About 60 areas — from Arlberg to Kitzbuhel, from Aufterfern to East Tyrol — with about 1,300 cable cars and lifts and over 3,500 perfectly prepared kilometres of ski slopes: there's a reason why the opportunities for skiing in Tyrol are considered to be unique throughout the world. About 5,500 certified winter sports instructors provide more than just an introduction to skiing that meets the most up-to-date sport and pedagogical criteria. Even if the skies should hold back with their precious white for the slopes, skiing fun is guaranteed in Tyrol — there are plenty of snow-making machines to keep things in order: around 50% of the pistes and in some places the entire ski region, can produce their own snow.
Of course the perfect infrastructure does not end with slopes and cable cars: world-class gourmet restaurants such as in Ischgl, St. Anton, Sb'lden and Hochfiigen are only one of the many specialties skiing in Tyrol has to offer.
As much as winter sports characterise Tyrol, Tyroleans love their predous natural inheritance: 3,500 peaks tower to the skies; more than 600 of them are over 3,000 metres high. 25% of the impressive scenery has been designated as a protected area. Yet all the province's ski areas put together add up to only 1/40(!) of the protected area — that is 0,6% of the province's entire area.
The skiing that Tyrol has to offer is as colourful as the province's nine political municipalities.   From clearly arranged family-friendly ski mountains to the hundreds of kilometres joined in the ski association, every region has something special to offer. Whether you're a beginner or advanced, whether on or off the slopes: a glance at the information about the slopes summarised on the inserted table will help you put together your own personal ,,Ski Tyrol» package.
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In the mountains, skis are the name of the game. Every skier is at the right place in Tyrol. Ambitious skiers of all levels enjoy themselves on more than 3,500 km of ski pistes and about 1,300 state-of-the-art ski lifts. The carving trend pretty much revolutionised» the sport of skiing. Its motto: easy turns, less energy needed and much more fun skiing.
Tyrol is one big skiing arena where no wish is left unfulfilled, because the variety offered ranges from family ski mountains to a sweeping chain of lifts called a ski swing. On top of that, in Tyrol 5,500 snow sports instructors are ready and waiting to introduce guests from all over the world to the art of carving. The fascination of the backcountry is also inspiring a steadily growing number of touring skiers. The proximity of nature and the pleasure of moving in it makes ski touring a special adventure.
But in Tyrol, skiing is not only done during the cold months of the year. In the sun ski regions the sun smiles on the faces of the athletes long into the springtime. The five Tyrolean glaciers even offer skiing fun all year round.

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On holiday as in life — it's good to know where you are headed. The accompanying map is intended to give you quick access to information on your chosen travel destination. It contains a map of Tyrol, plus a listing of all the region's Tourist Boards. It lists the telephone numbers of the individual Tourist Boards, along with their website and e-mail addresses. Anyone travelling on the spur of the moment or making late arrangements can use this for local contacts before setting off. One especially practical feature is the listing of what is available in the individual tourist areas. From the lengths of pistes and toboggan runs to offers from skiing schools to the number of km of cleared winter hikes, all the key information is contained in these tables. The references to relevant Tyrol pages on the internet are all part of signposting your winter holiday. Whether www.ski.tirol.at or www.snowboard.tirol.at — Tirol Werbung's constantly updated website will inform you about individually-matched fixed-rate

Touring with a guide creates shared memories. This guidebook is intended to inspire very spedal holiday memories. It provides a comprehensive overview of what Tyrol has to offer. Anyone visiting the area for the first time will find detailed ,,user instructions» for the heart of the Alps here: from the biggest skiing areas to health & fitness offers, to outings and shopping tips. The topics are summarised into areas of interest — skiing, popular sports, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, winter hiking, tobogganing, health & fitness, customs, possibilities for trips and shopping, culinary highlights and a preview of the stunning mountain summer in Tyrol. It also includes plenty of ideas for how to plan your own very spedal Tyrol holiday. And any number of links to more detailed specialist platforms on the internet. The full range of offers is shown there in detail. Because the no. I winter sports region in the Alps simply has too much to offer to fit it all into the pages of this booklet. But the Tyrol Guide will certainly whet your appetite for more. Enjoy your taster!

On the snow-covered mountains of Tyrol, passionate winter sports enthusiasts feel a warm glow in their heart. 3,50(f km of perfect pistes, 4,000 km of cross-country routes in a magical landscape, hundreds of toboggan runs-the incredible wealth of activities excites visitors from around the world. This winter paradise presents its attractions with skill: the assisted climbs are amongst the most modern of their kind. Until late in spring, perfect pistes and spectacular events invite you to come skiing. Five glader ski areas ensure the delights of winter are available all year round. Practically everyone takes a souvenir of the Tyrolean pistes back home — a delight in the pleasure of moving over the snow, or the pure sense of vitality which comes from a turn successfully executed. But the calm of familiar enjoyments also has its enchantments. Winter hikes and ski tours take you into unspoilt natural landscapes. And there are plenty of these in Tyrol. Almost one-third of the impressive natural and mountain regions are protected areas. Experience the dynamism of the skiing centres and feel the pulse of nature at the same time — Tyrol makes it possible. See for yourself on the following pages…