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Rain reported from Pitztaler Gletscher at 2848 metres elevation only 4 kms SSE of Pitztal Glacier but it is forecast cold enough for snow at the ski area から Pitztal Glacier
Rain reported from Pitztaler Gletscher at 2848 metres elevation only 4 kms SSE of Pitztal Glacier but it is forecast cold enough for snow at the ski area から Pitztal Glacier
上記の表には See の1745 m の特定高度における天気予報が表示されています。高度な気候モデルによって、 See の山頂、中腹、麓にあるスキーステーションの雪予報を提供することができます。その他の高度の天気予報にアクセスするには、テーブルの上のタブナビゲーションをお使いください。より広範囲の天気予報には、 Austria の天気図をご覧ください。
What an absolutely brilliant and under-rated ski area! We stayed in See for 4 weeks (Feb-March, as part of a whole ski season) because it was cheap. We expected to ski there occasionally, and to get the ski bus to Ischgl most days. Boy, was I wrong! We ended up staying in See most days due to the excellent terrain, the uncrowded slopes, the cheap food, and the relaxed atmosphere and we actually ended up avoiding Ischgl.
It's easy to be unimpressed initially when looking at a piste map of See... only 4 lifts of any size (excluding the T-bars). But, wow, if ever there was a ski area that proves it's not the number of lifts but what you do with them, then surely See is it. Particularly if you catch this place after a fresh dump of snow, there simply is nowhere better.
The off-piste potential is amazing. Huge areas of excellent terrain to the left and right of Rossmoos lift, at a perfect red gradient, which remain untracked for days due to the low people density. And that's just for starters. Head over to the relatively new Versing lift, over in its own valley, and you are literally spoilt for freeride choice. This one single lift can keep you happy for days after a dump.
We heard that another lift is already approved and awaiting construction for the 22/23 season which will go up to Medrigjoch and open up vast freeride areas to the right of Rossmoos, and ending up below at the no. 1 valley run. There is also talk (as yet fruitless) of joining the area with Serfaus/Fiss/Ladis, which is just on the other side of the ridge, not least because Serfaus suffers from it's predominantly south-facing aspect.
Add to all of that cheap and excellent food, 1500m of vertical, and predominantly north-facing slopes, and you have one of the best and most overlooked small resorts in Austria. It's simply great, and we will definitely be back. Explore it before the crowds find it!
PS: the apres-ski in See is quite chilled, and obviously not up there with the likes of Ischgl, but hey, Ischgl is just a free 20 min bus ride away.
What an absolutely brilliant and under-rated ski area! We stayed in See for 4 weeks (Feb-March, as part of a whole ski season) because it was cheap. We expected to ski there occasionally, and to get the ski bus to Ischgl most days. Boy, was I wrong! We ended up staying in See most days due to the excellent terrain, the uncrowded slopes, the cheap food, and the relaxed atmosphere and we actually ended up avoiding Ischgl.
It's easy to be unimpressed initially when looking at a piste map of See... only 4 lifts of any size (excluding the T-bars). But, wow, if ever there was a ski area that proves it's not the number of lifts but what you do with them, then surely See is it. Particularly if you catch this place after a fresh dump of snow, there simply is nowhere better.
The off-piste potential is amazing. Huge areas of excellent terrain to the left and right of Rossmoos lift, at a perfect red gradient, which remain untracked for days due to the low people density. And that's just for starters. Head over to the relatively new Versing lift, over in its own valley, and you are literally spoilt for freeride choice. This one single lift can keep you happy for days after a dump.
We heard that another lift is already approved and awaiting construction for the 22/23 season which will go up to Medrigjoch and open up vast freeride areas to the right of Rossmoos, and ending up below at the no. 1 valley run. There is also talk (as yet fruitless) of joining the area with Serfaus/Fiss/Ladis, which is just on the other side of the ridge, not least because Serfaus suffers from it's predominantly south-facing aspect.
Add to all of that cheap and excellent food, 1500m of vertical, and predominantly north-facing slopes, and you have one of the best and most overlooked small resorts in Austria. It's simply great, and we will definitely be back. Explore it before the crowds find it!
PS: the apres-ski in See is quite chilled, and obviously not up there with the likes of Ischgl, but hey, Ischgl is just a free 20 min bus ride away.
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