Ski touring. In the heart of Tyrol

For nature lovers, ski touring is the ‘supreme discipline’ when it comes to skiing. Discovering unspoilt natural landscapes using your own muscle power, achieving personal summit conquests – and, as a reward, fantastic descents await in untracked terrain. Hardly any other region offers as many ‘classic ski touring routes’ as Hall-Wattens: the Volder and Wattental valleys with Wattener Lizum and also the Glungezer are true ski-touring paradises.

We have endeavoured to provide accurate and reliable information in this selection of enjoyable ski tours. However, we cannot accept any liability whatsoever. Each ski tourer must take personal responsibility for their choice of route and for assessing alpine hazards.

Ski-touring evening at Glungezer:
Every Tuesday and Thursday, Section 1 (valley station – middle station) operates continuously until 10.15 pm (= last descent) and Section 2 (intermediate station – Tulfein) until 8.30 pm. www.glungezerbahn.at

Before every tour, make sure you check the latest avalanche report – as well as the latest weather forecast. Appropriate equipment, including an avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel, is essential for every ski tour!

The Province of Tyrol and the Tyrolean Avalanche Warning Service provide comprehensive
information every winter season:

Every day from 5 pm, the Avalanche Report contains all the information on the current snow and avalanche conditions.
The Avalanche Report can be accessed via the following channels:
□ www.lawinen.report
□ WhatsApp channel
□ Web push
□ Telegram
□ Email
□ Apps (Lawine Tirol; SnowSafe; Land Tirol App)