Austria

Snow Report for Austria
Austria's ski slopes are all in a great shape with the low temperatures and some small snowfalls from time to time.
The snowfall has calmed down during the last week in Austrian ski resorts. In recent days the most snowfall has been reported in Salzstiegel with 40cm. There's been 32cm at Innsbruck's Nordkettenbahnen over the past week and 25cm at Feuerkogel. The most snow came down on Valentine's Day, Tuesday, with three resorts reporting a powder alarm for more than 20cm new snow, including Diedamskopf (30cm), Innsbrucker Nordkettenbahnen (30cm) and Damüls (20 cm). The best snow depths can be found with 470cm at Dachstein Glacier and St Anton.

Ski Resorts for Austria
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The table is sortable so you can click the column headings to sort by the values in the column. This allows you to see which resorts are the highest in Austria and which ones are best suited to your needs.

Resort ▲	Snow Range	Expert	Intermediate	Beginner	Boarding
Alpbach	1000m to 2025m	2	4	8	8
Bad Gastein	859m to 2686m	5	8	4	6
Bad Kleinkirchheim	2055m to 1100m	4	6	4	4
Ellmau	725m to 1956m	2	8	8	4
Ischgl	1400m to 2864m	6	8	4	10
Kitzbuhel	760m to 1995m	6	8	4	6
Lech	1450m to 2800m	8	8	8	10
Mayrhofen	580m to 3250m	4	6	4	10
Obergurgl	1800m to 3082m	4	6	8	6
Saalbach	762m to 3029m	3	6	6	4
Solden	1350m to 3249m	6	8	3	10
Soll	703m to 1956m	2	8	6	7
St Anton	1304m to 2811m	10	6	2	10
St Johann in Tirol	640m to 2020m	2	6	8	4
Zell am See	762m to 3029m	4	6	6	4