

| Austria |
With 275 kilometers of slopes, the Skiwelt Kitzbühel is one of the largest and most modern ski resorts in the world. Over 70 three-thousand-meter peaks, diverse adventure slopes, Austria's largest night skiing area, and illuminated toboggan runs ensure an unparalleled skiing adventure.
By the way: From the Explorer Hotel, you have a breathtaking view of the imposing Wilder Kaiser massif.

| Austria |
Thanks to its two glaciers, the ski area is 100% snow-sure and offers perfect conditions from October to April. Even when it gets a bit busier, you'll still have plenty of room to carve your turns on the 429 hectares of slopes. Did you know that a James Bond movie was filmed here? At the summit station, there's a dedicated adventure world called 007 elements.
| Austria |
With 280 kilometers of slopes, it is one of the largest and most modern ski resorts in the world.
By the way, from the hotel you have a perfect view of the Wilder Kaiser massif.
| Austria |
150 kilometers of slopes and 52 lifts await you throughout the entire arena. The Hintertux Glacier is the highlight: Nowhere else in Austria is snow guaranteed 365 days a year. Tip: Good Morning Skiing twice a week from 6:55 a.m. throughout March.

| Austria |
150 kilometers of slopes and 52 lifts await you throughout the entire arena. The Hintertux Glacier is a highlight: Nowhere else in Austria is snow guaranteed 365 days a year. Tip: Good Morning Skiing twice a week from 6:55 a.m. throughout March.

| Austria |
One of Austria's largest ski areas is definitely the Skicircus, with a total of 270 kilometers of slopes and numerous freeriding opportunities.
It's also a regular stop on the Freeride World Tour.

| Austria |
Vorarlberg's most athletic ski area is an absolute freeride paradise. 140 kilometers of slopes and black runs with gradients of up to 81% guarantee downhill fun. Tip: In the Race Arena, you can emulate the World Cup pros in parallel slalom, record your own best times via an app, and relive your run again and again on film.

| Austria |
Dare to try a World Cup downhill run? The legendary "Franz Klammer" slope challenges you with a gradient of up to 85%. But don't worry, with 103 kilometers of slopes and 35 runs, there's an adventure for every skill level. By the way: The Maibrunnbahn cable car is just a 3-minute walk from the Explorer Hotel – no more searching for a parking space!

| Germany |
The two-country ski area in Germany's southernmost municipality offers 130 kilometers of slopes for every skill level. The Nebelhorn, with its 400-peak view, and the Ifen with its distinctive shape are just two of the countless highlights of the ski area.

| Germany |
Will you dare to tackle the famous Kandahar downhill run? If you'd rather leave the 92% gradient of the FIS race course to the pros, the remaining 40 kilometers of slopes on three mountain slopes offer plenty of variety. And even the little ones will get their money's worth at Ixis Kinderland, thanks to the wave tracks and tunnels.
| Austria |
Europe's most family-friendly ski resort, with snow-sure slopes well into spring, is located in Tyrol. Whether on easy slopes for families or on one of the twelve off-piste routes, good visibility is almost guaranteed on the 214 kilometers of slopes thanks to over 2,000 hours of sunshine per year.
Explorer Hotel Ötztal: 62 km
| Austria |
From October to May, you can make your turns here. Austria's largest glacier ski area offers fun on the slopes at up to 3,210 meters. 36 easy to challenging runs, as well as the Stubai Zoo Snow & Fun Park, ensure unforgettable days of skiing for the whole family and all skill levels.

| Austria |
From breakfast straight into the powder: After just a three-minute walk, the Hössbahn cable car takes you directly to the heart of the ski area. At elevations of up to 2,000 meters, exhilarating World Cup runs await you, including speed checks for your personal bests. With the diverse SNOWtrail and Sunny Kids Park—Upper Austria's largest children's area—everyone will get their money's worth.
Explorer Hotel Hinterstoder: 250 m

| Austria |
From October to May, you can make your turns here. Austria's largest glacier ski area offers fun on the slopes at up to 3,210 meters. 36 easy to challenging runs, as well as the Stubai Zoo Snow & Fun Park, ensure unforgettable days of skiing for the whole family and all skill levels.
We also love the small, family-friendly ski resorts, which are perfect for beginners or even just a few hours of skiing. You can find these around all Explorer Hotels. To save you time searching, we've compiled a list of all the ski resorts around Explorer Hotels.































































"Sölden is and remains one of my favorite ski resorts. Here, I have the best conditions until spring."
