Ski tours in Tyrol
The most beautiful tours in the Tyrolean Oberland!
A ski tour in Tyrol combines the experience of nature with a sporting challenge.
Fun in the snow, far from the hustle and bustle: the tracks lead through glistening snowy landscapes into the heart of a tranquil winter world, where nature reveals itself at its most beautiful.
Gliding leisurely uphill across glistening white slopes and back downhill through deep snow – ski touring combines physical challenge with the experience of nature. In the Tyrolean Oberland, snow-capped peaks and stunning winter landscapes are waiting to be discovered.
Between Austria, Italy and Switzerland
Guided ski tours with the Alpincenter Dreiländereck
Whether you’re looking for an easy, moderately difficult or challenging tour – the Tyrolean Oberland offers routes to suit all abilities. Ski tours up to 3,000 metres above sea level, one-day and multi-day tours, guided tours and even night-time ski tours provide a wide range of opportunities to explore the winter mountain landscape.
If you value valuable insider tips and greater peace of mind when planning your tour, a guided ski tour is the perfect choice. Accompanied by mountain guides who know the area well, you can discover the Alpine world of the Tyrolean Oberland. With expert support, your excursion into the deep snow becomes a truly special experience.
Ski touring on the slopes in our ski resorts
Ski tours on secured slopes
Ski Touring Rules & Information
- Own guidance system of the province of Tyrol
- Various ascent routes with different levels of difficulty
- Ski touring map for orientation
Off-piste ski touring – our tips
within our adventure area Tyrolean Oberland
outside our area
- Wildspitze im Pitztal
- Innerer Nockenkopf im Rojen
- Grionkopf im Rojen
- Reschner Alm
- Maseben
- Langtauferer Tal – Berghütte Maseben
Ski touring safety
Anyone setting out without a local mountain guide should plan their tour carefully, taking into account snow and weather conditions as well as the current avalanche risk. Safety is the top priority on every ski tour.
6 questions to answer as prerequisites for your Perfect Ski Tour
- How do I assess my skills and fitness?
- Am I familiar with my touring equipment, or do I still need information on how to use it properly?
- Do I know what to do in an emergency?
- Does the difficulty level of the tour match my ability?
- How many metres of elevation gain do I want to tackle, and what conditions can I expect at that altitude?
- Who is joining me on the tour?
Safety equipment
- Avalanche transceiver (avalanche transceiver)
- Probe
- Shovel
- cell phone
- ideally also an
- Airbag avalanche backpack
