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Ski area High-Imst
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 2,026 m | Pistes in total: | 10 km |
| Lowest point: | 1,053 m |
Pistes:
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2 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 827 m |
Pistes:
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6 km |
| Lifts in total: | 4 |
Pistes:
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2 km |
| Gondola lift: | 2 | ||
| Chair lifts: | 0 | ||
| Tow lifts: | 2 | ||
Ski area High-Imst
The "Hoch-Imst" ski area comprises a total of 10 varied kilometres of piste for young and old and 8 lift systems. The ski area is particularly geared towards beginners and those returning to the sport and has numerous attractive offers for this. The special beginner and children's lift is ideal for practising, while a colourful practice slope guarantees additional fun for younger guests.
The longest descent leads over 6 km from the Alpjoch mountain station down to the valley station. It covers an impressive difference in altitude of 973 metres and you can enjoy a magnificent view of Gurgl and the Inntal valley. Experienced skiers will get their money's worth on the black piste 2a.
A special highlight is night tobogganing on the Obermarkter Alm natural toboggan run. At almost 6 km long, it is one of the longest floodlit pistes in Tyrol and provides an unforgettable experience under the stars.
The longest descent leads over 6 km from the Alpjoch mountain station down to the valley station. It covers an impressive difference in altitude of 973 metres and you can enjoy a magnificent view of Gurgl and the Inntal valley. Experienced skiers will get their money's worth on the black piste 2a.
A special highlight is night tobogganing on the Obermarkter Alm natural toboggan run. At almost 6 km long, it is one of the longest floodlit pistes in Tyrol and provides an unforgettable experience under the stars.
Après ski High-Imst
Imst is a rather quiet place when it comes to the typical après ski. This is precisely why the town is very popular with families. Nevertheless, there are a number of cosy ways to round off a day of skiing with a delicious drink, for example at the Hoch Imst umbrella bar, in the Irish pub or in the Shakerz Lounge, where trendy cocktails are also served.
Imst also has a lot to offer away from the pistes. Guests of all ages can have lots of fun on the two toboggan runs in the ski area, which are four and six kilometres long. Ice skating, Bavarian curling, snowshoeing and horse-drawn sleigh rides are also on the programme. Hiking enthusiasts will find around 100 kilometres of well-maintained winter hiking trails. Climbing enthusiasts will get their money's worth at the Imst climbing centre, whether in Austria's highest climbing hall or on the covered climbing tower with an area of 1312 square metres. There's never a dull moment here, as plenty of variety is guaranteed.
A particular highlight for families is the Alpine Coaster. With a length of 3.5 kilometres, it is the longest Alpine roller coaster in the world and promises an unforgettable experience. Those looking for relaxation will find it in the Aqua Dome. The large, modern thermal spa is around 40 minutes by car from Imst and impresses from the outside with its futuristic bowl-shaped pools. The offer includes sports and activity pools, a children's water world, a spacious wellness and spa area as well as a modern fitness centre.
Culture enthusiasts will not miss out in Imst either. The town's events programme includes numerous concerts, exhibitions and theatre performances. It is also worth visiting the House of Carnival, a museum that impressively presents the traditional carnival customs of the town.
Imst also has a lot to offer away from the pistes. Guests of all ages can have lots of fun on the two toboggan runs in the ski area, which are four and six kilometres long. Ice skating, Bavarian curling, snowshoeing and horse-drawn sleigh rides are also on the programme. Hiking enthusiasts will find around 100 kilometres of well-maintained winter hiking trails. Climbing enthusiasts will get their money's worth at the Imst climbing centre, whether in Austria's highest climbing hall or on the covered climbing tower with an area of 1312 square metres. There's never a dull moment here, as plenty of variety is guaranteed.
A particular highlight for families is the Alpine Coaster. With a length of 3.5 kilometres, it is the longest Alpine roller coaster in the world and promises an unforgettable experience. Those looking for relaxation will find it in the Aqua Dome. The large, modern thermal spa is around 40 minutes by car from Imst and impresses from the outside with its futuristic bowl-shaped pools. The offer includes sports and activity pools, a children's water world, a spacious wellness and spa area as well as a modern fitness centre.
Culture enthusiasts will not miss out in Imst either. The town's events programme includes numerous concerts, exhibitions and theatre performances. It is also worth visiting the House of Carnival, a museum that impressively presents the traditional carnival customs of the town.
Snowpark High-Imst: Snowpark
The Hoch Imst snowpark is a popular spot for freestylers of all skill levels. The obstacles are divided into beginner, public and pro lines and include kickers, boxes, rails and jib elements. Both beginners and experienced riders get their money's worth here.
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Expert rating report High-Imst
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