The Mausefalle drops at 85%
The Mausefalle is the steepest part of Kitzbühel's Streif: 40.4° (85%). Racers fly around 80 metres over it at about 100 km/h and are doing up to 120 km/h by the bottom.
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Austria has 436 ski resorts by skiresort.com's count. Find Powder carries live snow reports for 33 of them, mapped here with the main cities and the airports that serve them. Zoom in to see every name, or jump straight to a region.
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The airports with scheduled flights closest to the Austria resorts we cover, nearest first. Several of the best gateways are across the border. Distances are straight-line, not driving distance — mountain roads can easily double them.
2 mi to Innsbruck, with 28 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
33 mi to Saalbach, with 25 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
43 mi to Lech, with 10 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
55 mi to Lech, with 13 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
56 mi to Obertauern, with 11 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
60 mi to Dachstein, with 11 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
62 mi to Söll, with 16 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
76 mi to Lech, with 4 of the resorts on this map within 93 mi.
Vienna (capital) — 137 mi from the nearest resort · Innsbruck — 1 mi from the nearest resort · Salzburg — 35 mi from the nearest resort · Linz — 66 mi from the nearest resort · Graz — 85 mi from the nearest resort · Klagenfurt am Wörthersee — 56 mi from the nearest resort · Dornbirn — 24 mi from the nearest resort · Villach — 47 mi from the nearest resort · Eisenzicken — 121 mi from the nearest resort · Wiener Neustadt — 122 mi from the nearest resort
Map shapes: Natural Earth. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Cities: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Distances are straight-line from the airport or city to the nearest resort on this page.
Only the USA and France recorded more skier visits than Austria in 2024/25. Its lift network runs to well over 2,500 cable cars, chairlifts and drag lifts, and Kitzbühel's Streif is the course of the Hahnenkamm downhill.
Austria has 436 ski resorts by skiresort.com's count. In the 2024/25 season they recorded 51.9 million skier visits. Counts differ between sources, because each draws the line between a ski resort and a village tow in a different place.
St. Anton/St. Christoph/Stuben/Lech/Zürs/Warth/Schröcken – Ski Arlberg
Pitztal Glacier (Pitztaler Gletscher)
Kitzsteinhorn/Maiskogel – Kaprun
The Mausefalle is the steepest part of Kitzbühel's Streif: 40.4° (85%). Racers fly around 80 metres over it at about 100 km/h and are doing up to 120 km/h by the bottom.
Austria has 1,111 cable cars and chairlifts and about 1,415 drag lifts, run by 250 cable-car companies and around 400 drag-lift operators, across roughly 23,700 hectares of piste.
Figures describe Austria as a whole, not just the resorts we track. Skier visits are shown only where a national industry body or two independent reports agree.