Top Winter Activities in Tyrol

If you're a beginner, I'd suggest starting early, around 8:30 AM, to avoid long lines at the lifts and have the slopes to yourself for a bit. It's so worth it!

Check out the local eateries around town for lunch instead of the on-mountain spots. I found some cute places that were way cheaper and had delish options off the slopes

I think bringing your own snacks and drinks can save you some cash! The stores there have good hiking food options for the slopes, but the on-mountain prices were a bit steep.

I think you should stop by the local bakery for some pastries before hitting the slopes. They were delicious and gave me the energy I needed for a full day of skiing!

Make sure to explore the other slopes nearby – I discovered some hidden gems while I was searching for new trails. The views are just as stunning off the beaten path!

I found that renting ski equipment in Alpbach village is cheaper than near the lifts. Plus, you can get set up without the rush of the slopes!

If you're a beginner, consider taking a private lesson. I felt like I improved so much faster than with group lessons, and it also lets you skip some lines!