- Resort altitude: 1,400 metres
- 239 km of skiing, additional 43km in Galtur and 84km across Kappl and See
- 21 Blue, 59 Red, 18 Black runs
- Innsbruck airport: approx. 1 hour 30 mins by coach
The choice is yours – ski hard or party hard. But if you can manage both, you’re in for a hectic, thrilling week! Ischgl is a pretty but also pulsating village just 90 minutes from Innsbruck with a fantastic snow-sure ski area.
Skiing and snowboarding in Ischgl
Ischgl’s ski area is aimed at intermediates and advanced skiers (but beginners will also feel perfectly at home here) and offers just as much off-piste as on-piste. Intriguingly, it’s linked with the duty-free Swiss enclave of Samnaun - in fact a large section of the terrain is actually in Switzerland.
Ischgl prides itself on its ultra-modern lift system, many of which are high-speed and even heated, giving easy access to more than 238km of pistes with a further 40km ski terrain in nearby Galtür. A major cable car has been added to its lift complex: the 18.5 million Euro Piz Val Gronda, which has hugely improved access to unpisted freeride terrain in the Fimbatal Valley. Also new is the 3 S Pardatschgratbahn from town, serving slopes with a vertical drop of 1257m (4124ft) – said to be the biggest vertical drop served by a triple-cable gondola in the world.
Where to stay in Ischgl
It’s compact and easy to explore Ischgl via a series of underground tunnels and escalators.
Accommodation here ranges from budget friendly 3* properties to luxurious 4.5* hotels.
Bars and restaurants in Ischgl
The après-ski is renowned yet varied and the nightlife is positively urban in nature with a vast array of cafés, restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
What's included in an Inghams holiday to Ischgl
Flights, transfers and accommodation based on self catering, half board, chalet catering, full board or all inclusive. Optional add ons include equipment hire, lift pass and tuition, please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for more information on these.
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