Ski resorts in Styria — compare 11 ski areas

Tauplitz is a snow-sure, family-friendly ski resort in Styria, Austria, known for its versatility for all levels and excellent facilities for children, including dedicated children's areas. The area offers {ski_area_km} km of slopes and {ski_area_km} km of ski trails, with authentic accommodations right on the slopes on the car-free Tauplitzalm. Besides skiing and snowboarding, visitors can enjoy winter hikes with panoramic views, and in summer, the beautiful nature of Central Europe's largest lake district.

Grebenzen (officially Ski Grebenzen) is a medium-sized, wooded ski resort in the Austrian region of Styria, ideal for beginners and intermediate skiers, located at an altitude of 1000-1900 meters. The area offers approximately {ski_area_km} km of slopes, a new gondola, and many amenities such as a ski school, toboggan runs, and authentic mountain huts. It is known as "small but beautiful."

Hochkar is a snow-sure, high-altitude ski resort in Lower Austria, known for its varied slopes, freeride opportunities, and family-friendly children's area. It offers a diverse selection of blue, red, and black runs, modern lifts, and is a popular area for both skiers and snowboarders, thanks in particular to its location at an altitude of 1,300 to 1,800 meters.

Kreischberg is a modern Austrian ski resort in Styria, known for its {ski_area_km} km of varied, wide slopes suitable for all levels, from beginners to experts, with easy runs near the mid-station and challenging runs to the valley. It's a World Cup venue with excellent snowmaking, featuring a Snowpark, permanent race track, speed run, and family-friendly adventure trails like the "Dino Forest". The resort offers breathtaking panoramic views, modern lifts (including a 10-seater gondola), cozy huts, and activities like snow tubing, making it a popular choice for families and freestylers.

Lachtal is a family-friendly, high-alpine ski resort in Styria, Austria, known for its wide, sunny slopes, excellent snow reliability, and beginner-to-intermediate focus with dedicated kids' areas, but also offers challenges for advanced skiers via marked routes and challenging pistes like Haltersteig. It boasts about 36-43 km of varied terrain, modern lifts, freestyle opportunities in its snowpark, and a strong emphasis on eco-friendly tourism and traditional Austrian charm with cozy huts.

Loser – Altaussee is a small, snow-sure ski resort in Austria with {ski_area_km} km of slopes, primarily blue and red, and excellent facilities for beginners and families. The area is characterized by a contrast between the wooded slopes of the Sandling and the rugged, treeless mountain landscapes of the Loser, where a unique viewpoint can be found via the Loserfenster.

The Planneralm is a mountain resort in Styria, Austria, known in summer for its recreational opportunities and the Robin Hood Land 3D archery course, and in winter for its natural snow and high-altitude slopes. It is the highest mountain village in Styria, situated at an altitude of approximately 1,600 meters, with a ski area reaching up to 2,200 meters. Besides skiing and hiking, you can also visit a mountain pine oil distillery and purchase natural products.

Präbichl is a mountain region in Upper Styria (Austria) known as a ski resort with {ski_area_km} km of slopes and {lifts_total} lifts. It also offers opportunities for various summer activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, and paragliding. Self-catering chalets and huts are available, suitable for family holidays, with accommodations for 2 to 8 people.

The Riesneralm is an Austrian family ski resort in Schladming-Dachstein with approximately {ski_area_km} km of slopes, ideal for beginners and families thanks to its extensive children's ski area. The resort also offers cross-country skiing, a toboggan run, and summer activities such as a mountain railway and a barefoot hike. It is innovative in terms of sustainability with its own power plant.

Schladming-Dachstein is a large Austrian ski region in Styria, known for the interconnected 4-Mountain Ski Area (Hauser Kaibling, Planai, Hochwurzen, Reiteralm) with nearly {ski_area_km} km of slopes for all levels, offering everything from beginner-friendly runs and funslopes to challenging black runs and freeride spots, complemented by the high-altitude Dachstein Glacier with ice caves and panoramic views, extensive cross-country trails, snow parks (Superpark Planai), and a charming town with rich history and excellent après-ski.

Stuhleck is an Austrian ski resort, ideal for beginners, children, and families, with a mix of blue and red slopes, all of which can be covered in 100% snow. The resort is about an hour's drive from Vienna and offers good flow thanks to its lifts, especially during the week, as weekends can be very busy.