Overview of our ski destinations.

Ski adventures

We started our ski adventures back in 2007 in France. We used an organisation called Sportura. With a bunch on friends in a too small chalet where we had our food vacuum packed for the entire week. Nevertheless, we survived, had lots of fun and started to improve our skills over the years. After 3 years we evolved from France toward Austria, where we met the real après ski and since we mostly sticked to Austria. In 2018 we decided to explore new regions and Livigno in Italy was our target. In 2019 we were also lucky to be part of the first Tomorrowland Winter edition in Alpe D’Huez (France).

Austria

Ischgl

Ischgl – Our all time favorite Ischgl is often called the Ibiza of the Alps. Think of a cozy city center, plenty of restaurants, well

Sölden

Sölden 2011, 2013, 2016 – We visited Sölden several times and this also stays one of our favorites as you can ski a lot and

Sankt Anton

Sankt Anton Easily reachable as it’s in fact above the auto route. You can either take the pass before the tunnel, or go through the

Flachau

Flachau – The beginning 2010 – Our first Austrian ski trip was towards Flachau. Getting to the ski resort of Flachau was one of the

Gerlos

Gerlos – Dutch village 2017 – We visited Gerlos for a short ski of 3 skiing days. Easily accessible from Belgium but do that a

Saalbach

Saalbach – Only with good snow conditions 2014 – Saalbach itself is a nice village with a car-free main street. The main lifts are all

See is surprisingly varying

See is surprisingly varying See is about 20 minutes away from Ischgl (17 km). There are busses in either direction, but we took our car

Kappl

Kappl Kappl is about 10 minutes away from Ischgl (10 km) and is easily reachable by bus or car. There are a few parking lots

Galtür

Galtür Part of the bigger Silvretta skiing domain, Galtür offers 6 sections with 43 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes; 5 kilometers of easy runs (blue),