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Schischule Silvretta Galtür
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About Schischule Silvretta Galtür
Nestled in the picturesque Austrian village of Galtür, this ski school has a rich history of winter sports instruction dating back to 1927. With a focus on personalized experiences, the school's instructors engage in one-on-one discussions with guests to create a tailored learning plan that ensures both enjoyment and success on the slopes. The school caters to a wide range of winter sports enthusiasts, offering courses in alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, ski touring, telemark, and even snow biking.
Families and beginners will feel right at home in the dedicated practice area in the valley, which is easily accessible and doesn't require a ski pass. For the youngest skiers, 'Siggi's Children Ski School' provides a playful and safe environment to learn, complete with a mascot and a special 'Zwergerlwelt' (mini world). More experienced skiers and snowboarders can explore the 43 kilometers of prepared pistes in the Silvapark. The school also offers adaptive 'No-Handicap' programs, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy the thrill of winter sports.
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Where Schischule Silvretta Galtür teaches
Schischule Silvretta Galtür is a ski school based at Galtür – Silvapark, Austria. The lifts run between 1,600m and 2,300m, a vertical drop of 700m. 43 km of marked pistes are served by 9 lifts. The nearest airport is Innsbruck Airport (INN).