SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser
Many connected access points and varied pistes for a full day of exploring on skis.
YOUR NEXT DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS
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Prices and dates checked: 13 October 2026. Verified date-based prices: Stubai, Hoch-Imst, Bergeralm and Gerlosstein. Dates or age groups remain unresolved at other resorts. Operating plans are not live opening status; check with the operator before travelling.
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Last researched
Adults · 1 full ski day · standard prices without a guest card
Seasonal prices are shown as a range. Online offers and lift-card deposits may differ.
| RESORT | TICKET & SEASON | PRICE / PERSON | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|---|
| SkiWelt Wilder KaiserWilder Kaiser · Brixental | SkiWelt day ski passValue to premium season 2026/27 | €71.50–79.50depending on season | Official prices |
| KitzSkiKitzbühel · Kirchberg | KitzSki day ski passSaver, value and premium season 2026/27 | €69.00–83.00depending on season | Official prices |
| Ischgl / SamnaunPaznaun · Silvretta Arena | 1 day Ischgl / Samnaun26.11.2026–02.05.2027 · special prices on concert days | €83.00standard price | Official prices |
| SöldenÖtztal | Sölden day ski passEarly, main and peak season 2026/27 · often cheaper online | €81.00–86.50depending on season | Official prices |
| Serfaus–Fiss–LadisUpper Tyrol | Day ski pass without an SFL guest cardSeason opening €73.50 · main/low season €80.50 | €73.50–80.50depending on season | Official prices |
| Stubai GlacierStubaital | Day ski pass from 8:00/8:30 am24.10.2026–16.04.2027 · autumn 09.–23.10.: €64.20Last checked: 6 October 2026 | €75.50standard price | Official prices |
| Hintertux GlacierTux · Zillertal | Day ski pass from 8:00 am03.10.2026–07.05.2027 · Zillertal 3000 additionally 04.12.–11.04. | €82.00standard price | Official prices |
| Zillertal ArenaZell · Gerlos · Königsleiten · Hochkrimml | Zillertal Arena day ski passWinter 2026/27 · standard full-day price | €82.00standard price | Official prices |
| MayrhofenPenken · Ahorn · Rastkogel · Eggalm | Mayrhofen day ski pass from 8:00 amWinter 2026/27 · this ticket does not include all-day access to Hintertux | €82.00standard price | Official prices |
| Ski ArlbergSt. Anton · Lech · Zürs · Warth-Schröcken | Ski Arlberg day ski passWedel/Sonnenski weeks €80.50 · main season €85.00Last checked: 6 October 2026 | €80.50–85.00depending on season | Official prices |
| Ski JuwelAlpbachtal · Wildschönau | Ski Juwel day ski passEarly/late season €64.50 · main season €71.50 | €64.50–71.50depending on season | Official prices |
| Obergurgl–HochgurglGurgl · Ötztal | Gurgl day ski passStarting prices: early season €64.00 · main season €69.50 · peak season €75.50 | from €64.00Starting price · check your date | Official prices |
Latest researched summer season: 2026. Prices for 2027 have not yet been added. Adults, pedestrians; check the ticket coverage for each resort.
| RESORT | TICKET & SEASON | PRICE / PERSON | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|---|
| KitzSkiKitzbühel · Kirchberg | Hahnenkammbahn · return tripSummer 2026 · without a guest card | €35.00standard price | Official prices |
| Ischgl / SamnaunPaznaun · Silvretta Arena | Ischgl–Idalp · return tripSummer 2026 · pedestrians · without Silvretta Card Premium | €27.00standard price | Official prices |
| SöldenÖtztal | Gaislachkogl I + II · return tripSummer 2026 · both sections · excludes 007 ELEMENTS | €53.50standard price | Official prices |
| SkiWelt summer liftsWilder Kaiser · Brixental | Bergbahn Erlebnis-Card · 1 daySummer 2026 · 14 cable cars/lifts · without a guest card | €40.00standard price | Official prices |
| Serfaus–Fiss–LadisUpper Tyrol | Cable-car day ticketSummer 2026 · without Super. Sommer. Card. · excludes bike transport | €39.00standard price | Official prices |
| Hintertux GlacierTux · Zillertal | Faszination Eis panorama ticketReturn trip to Gefrorene Wand (3,250 m) · from 8:15 am | €56.00standard price | Official prices |
| Zillertal ArenaZell am Ziller | Rosenalmbahn · return tripSummer 2026 · to Rosenalm (1,744 m) · without a guest card | €34.50standard price | Official prices |
| Axamer LizumInnsbruck-Land | Hoadlbahn · return tripSummer 2026 · standard adult price | €29.00standard price | Official prices |
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21 locations for 14 skiing offers, 8 summer offers and 8 sledding tips. Related offers are grouped. Coordinates: Wikipedia and Imster Bergbahnen; map data: OpenStreetMap.
PLAN YOUR DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS
Your ski day, sledding trip
or the right mountain pass.
12 resorts, one full ski day: compare prices and seasonal differences clearly.
Read the guide →SLEDDINGLifts, rental sleds and evening tickets: plan your trip with a cost calculator and 8 sledding tips.
Read the guide →MOUNTAIN PASSESWhich pass suits your favourite mountains? Compare resorts, access limits and summer benefits.
Read the guide →Which day ticket fits your budget, and what extra costs apply?
Read the comparison guide →One evening run or several descents? Compare ticket types.
Read the comparison guide →Compare the run, travel and price season together.
Read the comparison guide →RESORT GUIDES
Check the price, choose a ticket and plan your outing.
A long sledding outing in the Zillertal: plan daytime and evening rides separately.
Resort guide →SLEDDINGWhich run suits you, and when is an evening ticket worth it?
Resort guide →SLEDDINGOne run, several daytime rides or an evening outing: choose the right ticket.
Resort guide →SKIINGA full ski day and a pedestrian mountain trip need different tickets.
Resort guide →SKIINGCheck your visit date first: the season determines Arlberg’s day-ticket price.
Resort guide →WHICH MOUNTAIN SUITS YOU?
Our picks based on their strengths,
without a ranking.
Many connected access points and varied pistes for a full day of exploring on skis.
Children’s areas, themed pistes and an extensive ski area make this high plateau especially appealing to families.
Two glaciers and high-altitude slopes make Sölden appealing for early and late-season ski days.
DOWN TO THE VALLEY ON TWO RUNNERS
Long runs, family outings
and floodlit winter evenings.
Our picks for long descents, easy routes and night sledding. All lift prices are per adult; rental fees are per sled. Bringing your own sled avoids rental costs. This section covers winter sledding and stays visible when summer is selected.
Last researched: 5 October 2026 · check the price season for each area. Older prices are clearly marked as a guide only.
Hainzenberg · Zillertal
7 km sledding run from 1,650 m. The floodlit route combines a long descent with mountain huts along the way.
Day, multi-day and season tickets are not valid in the evening. Rental shops are right at the valley station.
Last checked: 6 October 2026
Wilder Kaiser · SkiWelt
The easy Mondrodelbahn is 4 km long; the intermediate Hexenritt is 3 km. A good choice for different ability levels.
Tickets bought for daytime use are not valid in the evening. Sled rental at the valley station; choose Mondrodelbahn for the easier route.
Last checked: 6 October 2026
Jerzens · Pitztal
6 km natural sledding run from the middle station to the valley. The route is floodlit for evening sledding.
Evening sledding on Thursdays when the run is open. Special prices on concert days: 12.12.2026, 13.03. and 03.04.2027.
Last checked: 6 October 2026
Steinach am Brenner · Wipptal
Take the gondola to the middle station, then sled down to the valley. Evening visits have floodlighting and a separate price.
An additional €3.00 lift-card deposit applies. Evening opening Wed/Fri/Sat, 18.12.2026–06.03.2027. No separate walking route for the ascent.
Going · Ellmau · Wilder Kaiser
The 3.2 km intermediate sledding run towards Going is another option in the Wilder Kaiser area.
Day, weekly, points and season tickets are not valid in the evening. Rental at the valley station in Going.
Reschen Pass · Upper Tyrol
8 km natural sledding run from Bergkastel’s top station at 2,200 m to the valley station. A long descent with just one lift ride.
The price page does not identify a clear sledding season and contains older details. Confirm before booking. Rental prices are per sled; excess without/with insurance: €100.00/€50.00.
Neustift · Stubaital
Two long descents lead to Neustift and through the Pinnistal valley. The sports sledding run to Neustift also offers floodlit night sledding.
* The operator says prices without a Stubai guest card are 10% higher than with one; confirm which rate the table shows before buying. An additional €50.00 rental deposit applies. Prices for 2026/27 have not yet been added.
Last checked: 6 October 2026
Mieders · Stubaital
6 km intermediate sledding run from the top station at around 1,600 m to the valley. A classic sledding trip at the entrance to the Stubaital.
The return lift trip is a pedestrian ticket. Around 10% discount with a Stubai guest card. Rental deposit: €50.00 or an official photo ID. Prices for 2026/27 have not yet been added.
Last checked: 6 October 2026
Check opening times and snow conditions before travelling. Evening rides often cost extra; a cable car included in a regional pass does not automatically include free night sledding. Rental, lift-card deposits and security deposits may be extra.
MORE MOUNTAINS. ONE PASS.
Resorts, validity and
the key differences.
Annual passes, winter multi-resort passes and summer guest cards offer different benefits. Check access limits, special dates and exactly which lifts are included.
✓ included · — not included · number = limited access. Winter 2026/27; check special dates and partner conditions. On narrow screens, scroll the table sideways.
| Ski resort | Snow Card | Regio Card | Freizeitticket | SuperSkiCard |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SkiWelt | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| KitzSki | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Ski Juwel | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Ischgl / Samnaun | ✓ | 3 days | 3 visits | — |
| Sölden | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Serfaus–Fiss–Ladis | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Obergurgl–Hochgurgl | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Stubai Glacier | ✓ | — | ✓ | — |
| Hintertux Glacier | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Zillertal Arena | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| Mayrhofen | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Ski Arlberg | — | — | 3 visits | — |
Focused on Upper Tyrol and Außerfern. For skiing in winter and cable-car trips in summer.
Serfaus–Fiss–Ladis, Sölden / Ötztal glaciers, Obergurgl–Hochgurgl, Hochoetz, Vent, Niederthai, Pitztal Glacier, Rifflsee, Hochzeiger, Kaunertal Glacier, Fendels, Nauders, Venet, Imst, Gschwandtkopf, Ischgl (3 days), Galtür, Kappl, See, Berwang/Bichlbach, Grubigstein Lermoos, Marienberg Biberwier, Ehrwalder Alm, Wetterstein Ehrwald, Bergwelt Hahnenkamm Reutte and cable cars in the Tannheimer Tal. Tiroler Zugspitzbahn: return trip only; this does not imply unrestricted skiing on the Zugspitze.
Many resorts around Innsbruck and in the Stubaital, plus partners in Paznaun, Gurgl and Arlberg. Also includes summer leisure activities.
Axamer Lizum, Kappl, Kühtai, Rosshütte Seefeld, Galtür, Bergeralm, Elferbahnen, Glungezer, Gurgl, Hochkössen, Nordkette, Ischgl (3 visits), Katzenkopf Leutasch, Kellerjoch, Muttereralm, Patscherkofel, Rangger Köpfl, Schlick 2000, Serlesbahnen Mieders, Ski Arlberg (3 visits), Stubai Glacier. Also small lifts: Birkenlift Seefeld, Geigenbühel, Kolsassberg, Kinderland Rinn, Trins, Sonnenbahn Milders, Sonnenberglift Gries im Sellrain, Burglift Stans, Vögelsberg Wattens, Hüttegglift and Wildstättlift Wattenberg.
A broad selection of over 90 partner ski resorts, including all five Tyrolean glaciers. For many ski days across different regions.
Selection: SkiWelt, KitzSki, Ski Juwel, St. Johann, Steinplatte, Hochkössen, Ischgl, Galtür, Kappl, See, Sölden, Gurgl, Hochoetz, Kühtai, Serfaus–Fiss–Ladis, Nauders, Fendels, Kaunertal Glacier, Pitztal Glacier/Rifflsee, Hochzeiger, Stubai Glacier, Schlick 2000, Axamer Lizum, Nordkette, Patscherkofel, Muttereralm, Glungezer, Rangger Köpfl, Rosshütte, Bergeralm, Berwang, Ehrwalder Alm, Grubigstein, Zillertal Arena, Mayrhofen, Hintertux, Hochzillertal, Hochfügen, Spieljoch, Großglockner Resort Kals–Matrei, Zettersfeld, Sillian and St. Jakob. The operator provides the complete current partner list.
Especially useful for Lower Tyrol and trips towards Salzburg. Partners extend beyond Tyrol.
Tyrolean resorts/connections: KitzSki, SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser–Brixental, Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau, Zillertal Arena, Fieberbrunn in Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn and 3 Länder Freizeit-Arena (including St. Johann, Steinplatte and Buchensteinwand). Other partners are in Salzburg, Carinthia, Upper Austria, Styria and Bavaria, among others.
For a holiday exploring different Zillertal ski areas. This four-area option also includes Hintertux Glacier.
Hochzillertal–Hochfügen–Spieljoch, Zillertal Arena, Mayrhofner Bergbahnen and Ski- & Gletscherwelt Zillertal 3000: Hintertux Glacier, Eggalm, Rastkogel, Finkenberger Almbahnen, Penken and Ahorn. Exact coverage depends on the purchased pass type and dates.
A ski pass of 3 days or more in Sölden or Gurgl gives access to the Ötztal ski-resort network.
Sölden, Obergurgl–Hochgurgl, Hochoetz–Kühtai, Vent, Niederthai and Gries. From 19.11.2026, the corresponding ski passes of 3 days or more are valid throughout the network.
For a holiday around Innsbruck and in the Stubaital: combine 12 ski resorts with 23 city and cultural attractions.
Stubai Glacier, Axamer Lizum, Schlick 2000, Kühtai, Hochoetz, Muttereralm, Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen, Serlesbahnen Mieders, Elferbahnen, Patscherkofel, Oberperfuss–Rangger Köpfl and Glungezer.
The Paznaun regional network: four resorts with one multi-day pass. Also available without an Ischgl/Mathon guest card.
Ischgl/Samnaun, Galtür, Kappl and See. Check opening times and special prices on concert days; closed partner lifts do not automatically reduce the pass price.
One return trip per day on one of ten summer cable cars. 3 days for adults: €95.50.
Spieljochbahn, Rosenalmbahn, Gerlossteinbahn, Isskogelbahn, Dorfbahn Königsleiten, Penkenbahn, Ahornbahn, Finkenberger Almbahnen, Eggalm and Hintertux Glacier (to Sommerberg). Opening times and bike transport vary by lift.
For overnight guests at participating accommodation in Serfaus–Fiss–Ladis. Cable cars, hiking bus and family activities.
Open summer cable cars in Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis, including the mountain adventure areas. Your participating accommodation issues the card for the duration of your stay.
For hiking and adventure mountains served by SkiWelt summer lifts. 1 day without a guest card: €40.00.
14 lifts and cable cars in Wilder Kaiser–Brixental, including Hartkaiserbahn, Astbergbahn, Hexenwasserbahn and Hohe-Salve lifts, Hochbrixen, Zinsbergbahn, Brandstadl lifts, Salvistabahn, Alpenrosen lifts and Kaiserlift Kufstein. Check each lift’s summer opening times.
All prices listed are per adult. Winter: a full ski day. Summer: the specified pedestrian cable-car ticket; return trips and day tickets offer different benefits. Each price links to the official source. The research date is a snapshot; prices are not updated automatically.
Check price changes, opening times and special dates with the operator before your visit. Resort tips are editorial picks based on the activities available.