Austria, The Ski Juwel Area
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Ski Alpbach! This delightful, award-winning, quintessentially traditional Austrian village with its onion-domed church, narrow streets, and minimal traffic is one of the most attractive villages in the Austrian Tyrol. Its traditional wooden farmhouses are set against the backdrop of the Gratlspitz peaks. The resort has won awards for being “Austria’s most beautiful village”, and having the “purest air” in the country A gondola links Inneralpbach with the Wildschönau ski area, giving beginners and intermediates an even wider selection of runs to choose from. Non-skiers can enjoy a variety of activities and in the evenings horse-drawn sleigh rides to the Rossmoos Inn for a mulled wine are great fun. All guests receive the ‘Alpbach Seenland Card’ which gives either free participation or reductions on activities such as snowshoeing, guided cross-country skiing, ice-skating and torchlit walks.
Read more on Alpbach in Austria in The Telegraphs review of the "Best Austrian ski resorts"
The traditional Alpbacherhof is proud of its four star superior rating and remains a firm favourite with Inghams guests with wonderful views across the valley and friendly and welcoming service from the English-speaking staff.
Positioned with lovely views of the mountains and close to the nursery slopes and ski bus stop, this four star superior hotel is lovingly run by the third generation of the Duftner family. Dating back to the 15th century, it is beautifully and traditionally decorated and guests can enjoy free wine tasting in the old cellar bar and a weekly Fondue night and torchlight walk.
Frau Moser has been welcoming guests to her attractive and informal little bed and breakfast for many years, in the best traditions of Tyrolean hospitality.
Frau Moser has been welcoming guests to her attractive and informal little bed and breakfast for many years, in the best traditions of Tyrolean hospitality.