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Ski area Sillian/Thurntaler
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,407 m | Gondola lift: | 2 |
| Lowest point: | 1,100 m | Pistes in total: | 21.7 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 1,261 m |
Pistes:
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5.6 km |
| Lifts in total: | 8 |
Pistes:
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15 km |
| Tow lifts: | 3 |
Pistes:
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1.1 km |
| Chair lifts: | 3 | Ski routes: | 1 km |
Ski area Sillian/Thurntaler
With the "SkiHit" lift pass 162 km of pistes of all difficulty levels throughout the whole of East Tyrol are available to you (see: ski area).
Travelling from Anras, the resort of Sillian an be reached in just a few minutes drive, where the Thurnthaler-Gondel lift brings you to 22 km of piste. The area of Thurntaler near Sillian is a modern family ski area that, as a result of its altitude (1,100 - 2,407 m) and the largest snow machine in East Tyrol, is at its very best over the winter. Special features include the 6 km long ridge-slope, as well as the run to the valley station of the Außervillgraten 4-person chair lift.
The Snowpark Sillian with obstacles of all types will make every freestyler's heart race. In the Alta Pusteria's children's club "Bobo", kids can take part in winter activities.
Travelling from Anras, the resort of Sillian an be reached in just a few minutes drive, where the Thurnthaler-Gondel lift brings you to 22 km of piste. The area of Thurntaler near Sillian is a modern family ski area that, as a result of its altitude (1,100 - 2,407 m) and the largest snow machine in East Tyrol, is at its very best over the winter. Special features include the 6 km long ridge-slope, as well as the run to the valley station of the Außervillgraten 4-person chair lift.
The Snowpark Sillian with obstacles of all types will make every freestyler's heart race. In the Alta Pusteria's children's club "Bobo", kids can take part in winter activities.
Après ski Anras
"Ski aldente" is the familiar saying in the area around Anras, as it's here that Italian zest for life meets Austrian service. For indulgence in the evenings, you can enjoy either delicious Mediterranean inspired cuisine or hearty miner's food, with a side of friendly and warm service. If you are looking for loud parties and hectic hustle and bustle, you'll be searching in vain in Anras. However, three mountain huts in the ski area of Sillian offer the perfect backdrop for a leisurely stop up until the lifts close. After the last descent, the party continues at the valley station in the Après-Ski umbrella bar and finally in the "Dancing Rhino" inn.
Aside the pistes, multiple toboggan runs, including the 1 km run from Anras-Ried into the Kristeinertal, and snow-shoe hiking paths for active families and friends of nature are ready and waiting in the surrounding area. Anras offers its own curling rink, and you can visit the nearby ice arena in Sillian to go ice skating. Relaxing in the Dolomitenbad in Linz is also a welcome alternative after a day of sporty skiing.
Aside the pistes, multiple toboggan runs, including the 1 km run from Anras-Ried into the Kristeinertal, and snow-shoe hiking paths for active families and friends of nature are ready and waiting in the surrounding area. Anras offers its own curling rink, and you can visit the nearby ice arena in Sillian to go ice skating. Relaxing in the Dolomitenbad in Linz is also a welcome alternative after a day of sporty skiing.
Snowpark: Snowpark Sillian Anras
The Snowpark Sillian in the Hochpustertaler ski area in Thurntaler offers beginners as well as professionals various possibilities to test their skills. At an altitude of 2,200 m and with a length of 300 m, this park allows you to let off steam on kickers, corners, rails, boxes and waves of all different difficulty levels.
The park's own lift, the daily service and new obstacles each year ensure optimal enjoyment.
Is the Sillian/Thurntaler ski area not right for you? Then have a look here instead: Ski areas Austria