Discover East Tyrol: winter paradise with space, snow and family friendliness

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The picturesque landscape of East Tyrol is becoming even more inviting for skiers and snowboarders this year. In this charming region, which is surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Hohe Tauern and the Lienz Dolomites, visitors not only expect an experience of unforgettable descents, but also extraordinary snow conditions. Here every winter athlete has an average of an incredible 10,000 square meter slopes - this corresponds to almost one and a half soccer fields for themselves. This area is the result of the region's endeavor to offer enough space for all sports enthusiasts even in winter.

Osttirol emerges this year with new standards in winter sports destination, which increasingly rely on family friendliness and talent promotion. In Sillian, Lienz and Obertilliach, the winter family offers were newly certified. With the multi-day pass "Skihit East Tyrol" and a variety of child-friendly offers, access to the Austrian national sport is made easier here. This should not only address children, but also adults who want to discover their passion for winter sports in the idyllic environment.

Family -friendly offers and thrills for the little ones

The region has not only committed to the top of the slopes, but also in promoting children. Essential criteria are checked that pursue a holistic approach to the care of the ski guests. It plays a big role that the ski schools and the rental stations are designed to be child -friendly. In Obertilliach, the children's eyes shine when you see the ski jumps and snow cart in the children's country, where you can try your first turns under technical guidance. The Bobo Children's Club in the Sillian Hochpustertal ski center also offers an exciting opportunity for the little ones to discover the fun of skiing.

The prices are also extremely family -friendly. For example, adults with small children can book the offer “Sunskit Days East Tyrol” from 240 euros per person, including overnight stays and a two-day ski pass for all seven ski areas. Children up to six years, accompanied by their parents, drive free of charge, which makes winter sports more attractive for families.

But East Tyrol is not only something for children: the advanced skiers also get their money's worth here. Thanks to its geographical location, the region offers snow security and wonderful conditions for training winter sports professionals. FIS World Cup competitions take place in Lienz, where East Tyrolean athletes such as Nicolas Tabernig and Kilian Pramstaller also start for the Austrian Ski Association.

unique slopes and breathtaking prospects

The ski area in the Defereggen Valley is particularly unique. Here the skiers enjoy the special “champagne powder”, a very dry powder snow that rarely appears worldwide. The conditions are optimal, especially for athletes who are looking for untouched descents. The atmosphere in the seven state -of -the -art ski areas is relaxed, and thanks to the diversity there is something for everyone - from beginners to professionals.

The Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei is the largest ski area in the region with 17 promotion facilities and a spacious slopes of 270 hectares. A newly designed valley descent to Matrei, which is completely snowed, leads directly to the valley station and promises an unforgettable skiing experience.

The fulfillment of strict requirements and regular exams mean that East Tyrol's winter sports offers not only place high demands on the equipment, but also on the service. The region is ideal for making the winter sports holiday for a carefree experience for the whole family. Further information on the versatile offers for winter sports enthusiasts are at www.osttirol.com find.