Skischulen und Skikurse at St. Johann in Tirol

43 km of pistes and 17 ski lifts make up a ski offer for every level of ability, and families and connoisseurs especially appreciate it. 20 ski huts invite you for a snack in between or for a hearty après-ski. A funline ensures fun and variety when skiing. In spring (March), the ski region has a very special offer: on weekends, selected lifts open at 7 a.m., which means you can carve over the slopes in the morning and enjoy a delicious breakfast in selected ski huts from 8.30 a.m. - 10.30 a.m. Those who prefer it even smaller and quieter can take a trip to the family ski areas in Kirchdorf and Erpfendorf, which are only a few minutes away, to practice their first turns.
To make skiing and snowboarding a real pleasure for you and your children, the local ski schools and snowboard schools will help you to learn and optimise the right technique. Stand safely on the boards, carve skilfully over the slopes - the ski instructors will show you how to do it, how to save energy and how to get the best possible effect on your health. Fun guarantee included. You can book your desired ski or snowboard course online right now - browse through the comprehensive range of courses on offer, from individual lessons to group courses for beginners and advanced skiers. To ensure that your skiing holiday is perfectly prepared, you can also reserve the necessary ski and snowboard equipment for hire online. So this part of the holiday planning is done, and you can dedicate yourself to exploring the activities off the piste: How about cross-country skiing, for example? St. Johann in Tirol is a popular cross-country skiing region, which is why there is an illuminated night trail here. And the villages Hochfilzen and St. Ulrich in the Pillerseetal, only 20 minutes away by car, are one of the most famous hotspots in Austria in the international cross-country skiing scene. In St. Johann in Tirol you can of course also practise winter hiking and snowshoeing, tobogganing and all other classic winter sports activities. The village has another special feature to offer: The largest bouldering hall in the Tyrolean lowlands - the Koasa Boulder! The climbing area of approx. 800m² and the indoor bouldering area of approx. 400m² make climbing hearts beat faster. And also an indoor swimming pool and leisure facility, the Panorama Badewelt, is located in the holiday resort and is especially on bad weather days an ideal alternative. As you can see, St. Johann in Tirol is the right choice for you if you want to learn to ski skillfully and also want to benefit from a huge range of leisure activities.