Silvretta Smuggler's Pass
Incorporating some of the best ski resorts in the Paznaun Valley, the Silveretta Smugglers pass centres around the lively resort of Ischgl and its satellite resorts through the Valley of See, Kappl and Galtur.
Although the focal point may be Ishgl, the smaller resorts of See, Kappl and Galtur are home to a wide range of quality runs which see far less traffic than Ischgl. More popular with the locals, See and Kappl are closer to the entrance to the valley and provide excellent access to St Anton am Arlberg and Serfaus for those who enjoy a day trip.
The main resort of Ischgl/Samnaun is split by the Austrian – Swiss border. Sharing its slopes with Samnaun the infamous smugglers run once was home to smugglers moving high demand goods such as Coffee, Fur and tobacco across the border evading border guards and patrols. Skiers can relive these times (somewhat) by taking part in Ischgl Smugglers Circuit Challenge.
High above Ischgl is Galtur, which suits the more intermediate skier and connects the valley with other resorts in the Silvretta Mountains such as Schruns and Gaschurn. This makes Gautur an ideal base due to the proximity to Ischgl, the smaller village feel it has and unlimited opportunities for exploration for the adventurous skier.
The Valley is easily accessible from Innsbruck and the Silvretta Ski Pass covers all of the resorts within. Skiing aside, the jagged Silvretta Mountains provide exceptional scenery and small, charming towns dotted around allow for a true Tyrolean alpine experience, with plenty of activities through the Valley both on and off piste.
Apartments
Located across the cluster, apartments give you the flexibility to choose where you would like to be based; from the centre of town to somewhere more remote. Our hand-picked apartments are a great solution for individuals or groups.
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Chalets
Often associated with the Alpine region, traditional chalets are recognised for their sloping roofs and wide, overhanging eaves. More spacious than a hotel, a chalet provides great accommodation for small groups looking for a scenic hideaway. With in-depth local knowledge, our team can help you choose your perfect chalet for your next adventure.
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Hotels
From simple stays to luxury accommodation, hotels provide a diverse range of options to choose from. Whether you’re looking for bed and breakfast or all-inclusive, we can find you the perfect hotel for your break.
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What makes Silvretta Smuggler's Pass Unique?
Access to steep Ischgl slopes
Austrian apres
They really know how to party. Come here to live it up, right from the moment you stop skiing expect to be offered drinks and songs. This is the place to let your hair down and have a blast.
Ischgl / Samnaun
Ischgl is the hive of activity within the Paznaun Valley, and this lively alpine town contains many highly rated restaurants, exuberant bars and is popular amongst European tourists who enjoy the easy access to the slopes and plenty of non-skiing activities
Galtur
Galtur’s resort the ‘Silvapark’ is part of the Silvretta ski pass, the Silvapark is accessible via gondola from the village and also runs down to the valley floor allowing for some ski in/out opportunities. The slopes themselves are suited to beginner and intermediate skiers, however there are plenty of off– piste locations and challenging unmarked runs.
Kappl
The Sunny resort of Kappl is a 15-minute drive from Ischgl and the second ski resort in the Paznaun Valley. This picturesque village is home to many beautiful baroque style churches and chapels and charming restaurants.
Southeast Sub Cluster Serfaus | Fiss | Ladis
Three historical resorts within a shared area. An area that merits attention for its size, altitudes and facilities.
Northern Sub Cluster. Arlberg. St Anton | St Christoph | lech | Zurs | Warth
Austria’s biggest ski area by far, and in some respects its best. This winter sports region is considered the cradle of alpine skiing and is the chosen destination for all who are fascinated by the alpine winter. The flipside is longer lines and busier slopes but during the week and away from peak times there is a lot to love.