Report – Ski Guide Austria

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Ski Guide Austria: Guest appearance in the Pyrenees
The Catalan valley of Boi doesn't attract many visitors from Austria, especially not in winter. Yet this spot in the Spanish Pyrenees is a respectable ski resort, with lifts only starting above 2000 meters.
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Even far away, Doppelmayr stands for superlatives.
It's just as it should be in spring: although the higher mountains still have a considerable amount of snow cover, the ski season will eventually come to an end.
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Winter at its best: Dachstein West
The Vitalhotel Gosau is ideal for getting started in the Dachstein West ski area, as sunny spring skiing, Easter time and world culture come together here in a successful mix.
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From the “White Ring” to the “Run of Fame”
It's quite a decent route in itself if you complete the classic "White Ring" around Lech and Zürs.
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Ice, Ice Baby: Lake Weissensee is a large ice skating rink in winter.
NORBERT JANK is an original – one who is known far beyond the borders of the country.
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First Line: The early bird gets the best snow
Untouched fresh slopes, a spectacular sunrise and not a soul in sight – conditions that make the heart of every passionate winter sports enthusiast beat faster.
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Horny for steep slopes – Wanted freefall
Adrenaline junkies always get their money's worth in Austria's ski resorts.
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Environmentally friendly skiing: How to keep your CO2 footprint small
Leaving your tracks in the fresh snow is enough. Producing a significant (CO2) footprint is not necessary.
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Cheap alternatives – It doesn’t always have to be expensive
The discussion about ticket prices, which have risen noticeably again this year, remains controversial: Given the general rise in prices in all areas of life, the question arises whether skiing has finally become a luxury sport and unaffordable for many people?

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