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Nordkette

Nordkette ski resort

Where mixed-level runs meet commanding mountainous landscapes, noteworthy Nordkette is the ultimate place to base yourself for an activity-filled winter trip. It’s not far from incredible Innsbruck and offers plenty for skiers and snowboarders. There are magic carpets and practice slopes for newbies and kids, plus a top-rated terrain park. You won’t be far from quaint shops and twinkling Christmas markets either.

The location

 You’ll find the idyllic snow-capped mountains that make up the Nordkette skiing area just 20 minutes from Innsbruck city centre. It’s also only 13km from Innsbruck Airport.

Transfer times

Innsbruck Airport - 13km (45 minutes)

Suitable for

6 Ski runs

1
beginner
4
intermediate
1
difficult

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Country

Austria

Language

German

Number of lifts

5

Highest piste

2300m

Total piste

14km

Terrain parks

1

At its peak

Thanks to the innovative technology behind the Nordkettenbahnen, you can zip up and down the mountain in just 20 minutes. From the cable car, you can spy Innsbruck’s famous Golden Roof as you go. When you reach the top, expect breathtaking views, so don’t forget your camera! This is Austria at its finest.

Rugged scenery

Snow-sprinkled summits create a magical skyline to gaze upon. Not only is the area super for skiing, you can even hike up the hills if you’re that way inclined. Extensive meadows are all dressed in white in winter – ooh, it really is a dreamy postcard setting.

Alpine attractions

There’s a good mix of old and new among Nordkette’s attractions. Go back in time at the Cable Railway Museum, where there’s a replica of the original-style car that ascended the mountains. Meanwhile, the Alpine Zoo is home to more than 2,000 animals and Alpine Park Karwendel is Tyrol’s largest protected area.