In numbers: winter in Tyrol

20.9 million total overnight stays in Tyrol (2019-2020 winter season)

4.4 million arrivals recorded by Tyrol’s tourism industry in winter 2019/20

With more than 80 ski resorts, including single-lift ski areas, Tyrol has something for every skier and snowboarder.

574 Three-Thousanders: 573 peaks in Tyrol rise more than 3,000 metres above sea level. The 3,798-metre Großglockner and the 3,768-metre Wildspitze are the country’s tallest mountains.

With 3,400 kilometres of ski runs, Tyrol offers some of the most epic trails and thrilling rides you’ll be able to find.

In total, 1,100 gondolas and ski lifts move people around in the mountains of Tyrol.

20 ski resorts offer night skiing. Floating through the night beneath the glow of the slope’s lights is an otherworldly experience.

Tyrol’s 390+ ski schools offer a wide range of programmes for all ages and experience levels to make your ski experience in Tyrol the best it can be.

You’ll be in safe and competent hands with over 780 highly trained and experienced mountain guides who know every inch of the surrounding scenery and who are keen to share their knowledge.

Reaching up to elevations of 3,000 metres above sea level, the 5 glacier ski resorts in Tyrol are blessed with reliable snowfall during their long season. One glacier resort even offers year-round skiing.

Roughly 70 terrain parks across Tyrol appeal to up-and-coming freestylers and seasoned experts alike.

Seek out some of the country’s quintessential foods served at 117 restaurants brandishing the “Tiroler Wirtshaus” (“Tyrolean Inn”) logo, indicating locally grown produce on their menus.

102 Tyrolean restaurants have been awarded toques by Gault&Millau.

15 regions offer an extensive winter hiking network of the highest quality.

16 ski regions specialise in winter holidays for the whole family.

1,856 square kilometres make up the cross-border Hohe Tauern National Park. Five other Tyrolean nature parks invite you to explore their pristine Alpine landscape.

2,657 Tiles coated with real gold make the Golden Roof Innsbruck’s landmark.

>100 Events such as the Hahnenkamm Race in Kitzbühel, the Ski World Cup in Sölden, the Weiße Rausch in St. Anton or the Freeride World Tour in Pillerseetal make Tyrol the number one winter sports destination in the Alps.

15,650 members of about 300 brass bands enrich the cultural life of Tyrol with their performances.

12 Tyrolean regions are part of the Tyrolean cross-country skiing network and are therefore committed to perfect cross-country skiing conditions and regular quality checks.

4,000+ With more than 4,000 kilometres of well-maintained trails for classic and skate skiing, cross-country skiing in Tyrol has something to offer everyone from beginner to expert. Moreover, over 100 lodgings are specifically geared towards the needs of cross-country skiers.

3 Tyrolean regions make a special effort to provide cross-country ski runs for Adaptive Nordic Skiers as part of their wide range of cross-country skiing activities.

>750 kilometres of tobogganing fun in total on well-kept toboggan runs.