Top Services for Active Leisure & Sport in Tyrol

Try to avoid the weekend if you want to dodge the crowds. Midweek is way quieter and you can really enjoy the slopes

I recommend taking a few lessons if you’re a beginner. The instructors are friendly and super helpful making it fun without the stress.

I think the afternoon sessions around 2 PM are less crowded. You'll have more space to enjoy the slopes without bumping into a ton of people, which was totally a plus for me.

Don’t forget sunscreen and waterproof gear. I ended up with a sunburn and my phone got wet. Maybe I could've just bought a cheap waterproof pouch beforehand!

I think you should try to book your ski lessons in advance online. I saved a bunch of time and they had better rates than if I’d gone in person. Just make sure you pick the right level class!

My advice is to go right after lunch, around 1:00 PM, for ski rentals. The lines were way shorter then, and I had way more time to hit the slopes afterwards.

I recommend checking the weather forecast before you arrive. I didn’t, and I got stuck on the mountain in a sudden snowstorm. It was a bit scary!

my advice is to check out their discount deals for multiple days of renting gear. i stumbled upon it last minute and saved a nice chunk of change for my trip!

I suggest booking your ski pass ahead of time online—it's way cheaper than getting it at the resort. Plus, you can skip the long lines when you arrive!

I recommend trying the local food at nearby restaurants instead of the pricey resort dining. It’s way tastier and will save you a bunch of cash!

If you're unsure about the gear you need, ask the staff for their suggestions. They were super helpful and actually recommended better options than I initially thought I wanted!

Definitely check their rental prices online beforehand; I saved a good amount by booking my snowboard in advance. Plus, you can choose your gear without any rush