Venet

A captivating Alpine panorama!

Small but versatile – the Venet ski resort in the Tyrolean Oberland.

The compact Venet ski resort offers a peaceful alternative for a relaxing day’s skiing, away from the hustle and bustle of larger ski resorts.

With 22 kilometres of slopes, the resort may be smaller in scale, but it scores highly with short distances between runs, varied slopes and a pleasant atmosphere. This means you can enjoy your day’s skiing at a leisurely pace and without long queues.

An overview of the ski resort in Venet:

  • Altitude: 780 to 2,212 m
  • 22 kilometres of slopes
  • 7 ski lifts
  • 27 hectares of snow-covered terrain
  • Fun park
  • Ski tourers welcome
  • webcams
Interactive piste map

Winter sports with sweeping views at Venet

In the small, charming ski resort of Venet, there is plenty for skiers, snowboarders and ski tourers to discover. Varied runs, a range of winter sports activities and sweeping views ensure a varied day in the mountains.

Surrounded by a 360-degree panorama overlooking the surrounding mountains, Venet offers a wide range of winter sports opportunities. As well as the slopes, ski tourers will also find suitable routes and varied terrain. Its location, with views of the Ötztal and Lechtal Alps as well as the Zugspitze, also makes Venet an attractive starting point for mountain and winter adventures.

Make way for little skiers

This relaxed, family-friendly ski resort is the ideal place for little ski heroes to take their first turns on the slopes.

At Tobi’s Children’s Park, run by the Venet Ski School, or on the practice slope at the Venet Snow Sports School, children can learn the basics of skiing in a fun and playful way. With age-appropriate exercises and professional supervision, they are guided step by step into the world of skiing.

Learn to ski in the Tyrolean Oberland: Find out more about children’s ski courses and ski schools in the Tyrolean Oberland!

The best accommodation for your ski holiday

This small but charming ski resort has plenty to offer. It’s best to stay in the Tyrolean mountains for a few days. That way, you can combine your stay with a trip to one of the other ski resorts that are easily accessible in the Tyrolean Oberland.

Fancy a skiing holiday? Get an overview of the numerous accommodation options in the Tyrolean Oberland and book your holiday home!