Skiing & snowboarding

Where every slope becomes an experience

Glide slowly over the fine snow, feel the freedom and forget everything around you for a moment. Surrounded by fresh mountain air, warming sunshine and breathtaking panoramas – this is exactly the feeling that awaits you in the Tyrolean Alps, in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis.

Hardly any other family ski area combines so many special moments both on and off the slopes. Whether on skis or with your snowboard – this is where winter hearts beat faster.

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Winter joys without limits

No fewer than 214 perfectly groomed kilometres of slopes await you in the mountains of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis. From easy runs to black slopes. Freeriding in the terrain or freestyle action in one of the eight Fun Areas. For those who prefer peaceful laps on freshly groomed trails, there is a 22-kilometre cross-country skiing route. Whether on your board or on two skis – there’s something for everyone!

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Family skiing in Tirol

Look forward to true winter enjoyment – in Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis you will find not only Tyrolean charm but also a wide variety of offers for children and adults.

Lovingly designed children’s areas, three restaurants especially for kids, childcare facilities and two dedicated ski schools create ideal conditions for a relaxed family holiday in the snow.

Whether it’s first turns, play & fun or shared time on the slopes – here every generation feels at home.

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These route highlights

are not to be missed on your winter holiday

The carving run
Here you can really make the most of your carving skills: an extra-wide, perfectly groomed slope invites you to enjoy turns to the full – ideal for letting off steam! You’ll find it at the Lawens slope.
The speed run & two race runs
Ready for the ultimate rush of speed? Then head to the race runs!
Whether at the Lawens chairlift in Serfaus, the Schöngamp cable car on the Fiss north side or on the speed run at the Zwölfer cable car – here you can compete with others and put your foot down.
The Skimovie run
Ever wanted to race down the slope like a real ski racer – and be filmed by several cameras at the same time? The Skimovie run on the Fiss north side makes it possible!
Special cameras follow you on the parallel race run, record your run and provide you with a video to analyse, share or simply marvel at.
And… action!

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Safety on and off the ski slopes

To ensure that accidents and collisions with other winter sports enthusiasts while skiing remain the exception, there are a few rules of conduct to follow. These help to increase safety on the slopes. Caution is also required when skiing off the slopes!

Overview of the FIS rules of conduct:

Consideration for others
Behave in such a way that no one is endangered or injured.
Control of speed
Adapt your speed and manner of skiing to your ability, as well as to the terrain, snow and weather conditions – and pay attention to the traffic density.
Choice of route when overtaking
Skiers or snowboarders approaching from behind must choose their line in such a way that they do not endanger those ahead.
Overtaking with sufficient distance
You may overtake from above, below, right or left – but always with enough distance.
Entering and starting
When entering a slope, starting again after stopping or moving uphill, make sure that you do not endanger others – always look up and down the slope.
Stopping on the slopes
Avoid stopping on narrow or blind spots. In the event of a fall, clear the spot as quickly as possible.
Climbing and descending on foot
Those on foot – climbing or descending – must keep to the side of the slope.
Respect for signs and markings
All signs and markings on the slope must be observed.
Assistance in case of accidents
In case of accidents: helping is a duty.
Identification in case of accidents
Involved persons and witnesses must provide their name and contact details in the event of an accident.

For your safety

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis and the company Recco want to work together to increase safety in the ski area.
The RECCO® avalanche rescue system is used worldwide for the fast localisation of buried victims.

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Tips for safe freeriding in open terrain

Never go alone. In open terrain, the buddy principle applies: always set off together, watch out for each other and provide support in case of emergency.
Check avalanche and weather conditions. Before starting, always check the current avalanche report, snow and weather conditions. A short exchange with locals can also be helpful.
Never without an avalanche transceiver. An avalanche transceiver is essential equipment. Before the tour, check that everything is complete and working properly.
Pay attention to warning signs. Avalanche warning lights, markings and signs in the ski area must be observed – they are there for your safety.
Save emergency numbers. The most important numbers should be stored in your phone – including the emergency call centre of the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis cable cars.

Ready for your freeride adventure? Then it’s time for the next step – book your winter holiday now and soon start into snow-filled happiness!

Overview of emergency numbers
in Austria and Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

Fire brigade: 122
Police: 133
Ambulance / Rescue: 144
European emergency number: 112
Alpine emergency number: 140
Slope rescue Serfaus: +43/5476/6203-319
Slope rescue Fiss-Ladis: +43/5476/6396
Info hotline Komperdell cable car Serfaus: +43/5476/6203
Info hotline Fiss-Ladis cable cars: +43/5476/6396