Ischgl Ski Resort 2026/27 – Silvretta Arena

The Ischgl ski resort in the Silvretta Arena offers 239 km of slopes up to 2,872 m for the 2026/27 season from 26 November to 2 May. The VIP day pass costs €83 for adults.

When does the season start in Ischgl?

The 2026/27 winter season runs from 26 November 2026 to 2 May 2027. Cable cars and lifts of Silvrettaseilbahn AG and Bergbahnen Samnaun AG operate throughout this period.

How much does a ski pass cost in Ischgl?

The VIP ski pass (with Ischgl/Mathon guest card) is €83 for one day (adults) and €51 for youth (ages 10–16). Children under 10 ski free when accompanied by a parent. A 6-day pass costs €385 for adults. Source: official Silvrettaseilbahn price list.

How many kilometres of slopes does Ischgl have?

The Silvretta Arena totals 239 km: 47 km easy (blue), 140 km intermediate (red), 37 km difficult (black) plus 15 km ski routes. Lengths are measured by GPS without altitude correction.

Is Ischgl snow-sure?

Yes. With elevations reaching 2,872 m and a season lasting into early May, Ischgl ranks among the most reliable non-glacier resorts. High-alpine terrain and modern snowmaking support consistent conditions.

How do I get to Ischgl?

Ischgl is located in the Paznaun Valley in Tyrol. Arrive by car via the A12/S16 or by train to Landeck-Zams with onward bus connection. The nearest airport is Innsbruck (approx. 100 km).

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What makes Ischgl special?

Alongside 46 modern lifts, Ischgl is famous for its vibrant après-ski scene, the Ischgl Snowpark and cross-border skiing into Samnaun (Switzerland). Freeride routes and the Smuggler’s Circuit complete the offer.