Tyrol Ski Resort Weather Forecasts

500 m: up to 15 °C

1,000 m: up to 14 °C

2,000 m: up to 9 °C

Fog patches will make for a quite uncomfortable start to the day in the north. Clouds and fog will break in the noon and give way to determined sunshine. There will be a wonderful day full of sunshine. Today is a perfect day in the south to enjoy some sweet sunshine with a high near 15 °C. Sunny skies team up with temperatures of 14 °C today in the east. In the west, mostly cloudy skies in the morning will give way to determined sunshine in the noon. A mix of sun and cloud is in store in the forenoon for today. There is a gentle wind coming from the southeast.

Ski Resort	Today	Tomorrow	Saturday	Sunday
Sölden	-2 °C	-3 °C	-3 °C	-6 °C
Ischgl	1 °C	1 °C	-1 °C	-4 °C
Kitzbühel	11 °C	9 °C	9 °C	4 °C

Today

8 °C

Fri

7 °C

Sat

6 °C

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Today

7 °C

Fri

7 °C

Sat

6 °C

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Today

14 °C

Fri

15 °C

Sat

14 °C

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Today

7 °C

Fri

7 °C

Sat

7 °C

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Today

12 °C

Fri

13 °C

Sat

11 °C

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Today

14 °C

Fri

14 °C

Sat

13 °C

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Today

12 °C

Fri

12 °C

Sat

11 °C

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Today

14 °C

Fri

15 °C

Sat

14 °C

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Today

14 °C

Fri

15 °C

Sat

14 °C

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Today

10 °C

Fri

10 °C

Sat

9 °C

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Today

6 °C

Fri

5 °C

Sat

4 °C

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Today

14 °C

Fri

14 °C

Sat

13 °C

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Today

17 °C

Fri

17 °C

Sat

16 °C

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Today

13 °C

Fri

14 °C

Sat

14 °C

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Today

14 °C

Fri

14 °C

Sat

13 °C

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Today

13 °C

Fri

14 °C

Sat

14 °C

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The Heart of the Alps

„Country in the mountains“ - that is what they called Tyrol in the early Middle Ages. After all, the state in western Austria counts almost 600 three-thousand meter mountains. Among them are the highest mountains of Austria: the Großglockner in East Tyrol reaches a height of 3,798 meters and the summit of the Wildspitze in North Tyrol reaches 3,768 meters.

Only about one eighth of the 12,650 square meter covering area is continuously inhabited. A quarter of it is in fact a nature reserve. The third largest federal state in the alpine republic is particularly well-known for its many skiing resorts. There are over 100 resorts, which amount to over 3,000 kilometers of ski-runs. The list of popular ski resorts is long: From Ischgl and Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis in the west, over Sölden and Kitzbühl, to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental and the Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei in the east. With the glacier skiing areas in the valleys Pitztal, Kaunertal and Stubaital as well as the all-year-round skiing region Hintertux Glacier, a long skiing season is guaranteed.

Apart from the pleasure on the trails, mountain huts tempt with regional delicacies like bacon dumplings, Gröstl or Schlutzkrapfen consisting of hand-made dough filled with cheese or meat. Tyrol is the state with the longest border, which makes Germany, Switzerland and Italy its neighbors. Thanks to the Inntal autobahn and the international airport Innsbruck, holiday makers can easily reach their destination. It is not surprising, that no other state in Austria counts as many overnight stays as Tyrol each year.