The Silvretta ski resort awaits

Anyone staying at Salnerhof wakes up to the call of the mountains. The Silvretta Arena is so close that you can almost smell the snow before you’ve even slipped into your ski boots. The Silvretta ski resort is ranked among the top ten in the Alps: a mark of quality that you’ll experience on every run. From here, you can explore terrain that offers both beginners and experts a challenge and is reliably covered in snow until early May.

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The Silvretta ski area in figures

238 kilometres of slopes stretch between Ischgl and Samnaun in Switzerland. 45 modern lifts and cable cars take you to elevations of between 2,000 and 2,872 metres above sea level, where the north-facing slopes guarantee reliable snow cover. The Silvretta Arena was voted one of the top ten out of 176 ski resorts worldwide.

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Slopes to suit every ability

The Silvretta ski resort offers runs that lead gently down into the valley, as well as some that will really put your thighs to the test. Wide carving runs alternate with demanding steep slopes, and those looking for a challenge will find it on the black runs above Samnaun. The preparation of the slopes is considered exemplary – a detail you’ll come to love by the time you’ve made your first run.

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Après-ski in Ischgl

It’s well known that when it comes to après-ski, nobody can hold a candle to the people of Ischgl and their guests. Après-ski in Ischgl means packed mountain huts, great music, and a laid-back atmosphere that allows the day’s skiing to flow seamlessly into the evening. The scene gets underway in the afternoon at the umbrella bars in the valley and continues through the pubs in the town centre. Those who prefer a quieter atmosphere will find it at our bar, serving cool drinks but with a bit less hustle and bustle. The perfect way to kick off your Ischgl-style après-ski experience.

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Silvretta and Ischgl in summer

During the summer, the Silvretta area reveals a whole new side to itself. Hiking trails of all levels of difficulty criss-cross the Alpine landscape, while mountain bike trails test your fitness and courage. Events such as the Silvrettarun 3000 and Ironbike attract athletes from all over Europe. The Silvretta Card Premium gives you access to the ski lifts and a range of activities – ask us at reception for more details. Silvretta and Ischgl in summer are perfect for anyone who loves the mountains, even without skis.