Winter in Galtür
Winter in Galtür
When the first snowflakes begin to fall, Galtür is transformed into a true winter wonderland. Surrounded by the snow-capped peaks of the Silvretta and Verwall ranges, this mountain village offers the perfect setting for a varied winter holiday.
Whether it’s skiing with the family, challenging runs, cross-country skiing through the snow-covered landscape or leisurely winter walks – in Galtür, everyone can find their own favourite moment in the snow.
Winter in Galtür: all the highlights at a glance
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Silvapark Galtür: 45 km of pistes, six sectors
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Piste highlight: “HARDigatti” with an 85% gradient
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Piste highlight: “HARDigatti” with an 85% gradient
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Ski Pass Specials: Friends of Galtür 1+1, Powder Special and Spring Skiing Special
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Family-friendly skiing: Zwergerlwelt and Abenteuerland
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Cross-country skiing: 80 km of trails
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Winter walking, ski touring and freeriding
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Lodges and regional cuisine
What does winter in Galtür have to offer?
Galtür combines alpine winter scenery with a wide range of experiences for young and old alike. At Silvapark Galtür, skiers and snowboarders will find a variety of slopes to suit all ability levels. Families can enjoy specially designed areas for children and beginners.
There’s also plenty to do away from the slopes: cross-country skiing, winter walking, snowshoeing, ski touring or a leisurely toboggan ride ensure a varied holiday.
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Frequently asked questions about winter in Galtür
Galtür offers a wide range of winter activities for families, sports enthusiasts and those looking to relax. As well as skiing and snowboarding in the Silvapark, visitors can enjoy cross-country skiing, winter and snowshoe hikes, ski touring, freeriding and tobogganing.
The Silvapark Galtür offers 45 kilometres of pistes across six different areas. The ski area includes easy family runs as well as more challenging pistes and freeride terrain.
Yes. Galtür is particularly well suited to families. The Silvapark includes dedicated areas for children, including the Zwergerlwelt for the youngest skiers and the Abenteuerland for children taking their first steps on skis.
The Silvapark is located at an altitude of up to 2,295 metres. Its high-altitude location helps provide reliable winter conditions throughout the season.
Yes. Galtür has around 80 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails, with routes for both classic cross-country skiing and skating.
There is plenty to discover away from the pistes. Activities include winter hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, ski touring and tobogganing. Visitors can also enjoy cosy mountain huts and regional Tyrolean cuisine.
Yes. Guests with a valid guest card can use the ski and local buses in Galtür, Ischgl, Kappl and See free of charge.
