Albach is the fairy tale medieval ski station of the Austrian Tyrol, a pretty town complete with friendly inns,. Back in 1983 the Austrians voted it the most beautiful village in Austria and thankfully over the years it has remained so; you won’t find any of the architectural monstrosities that can be found in some other resorts. For many years this has been a repeat destination for British skiers and the town even has its own British ski club.
For many people this resort fits the bill; friendly, picturesque and good skiing at a variety of levels. The large nursery slopes are ideal for beginners, however many feel the resort lacks the long intermediate slopes needed to progress. Last season saw the completion of a new water reservoir Jochanger guaranteeing water for snow cannons to maintain pistes from the top to the bottom of the resort.
| Resort altitude | 1000m - 1000m |
|---|---|
| Highest lift | 2200m |
| Lowest lift | 670m |
| Kms of piste | 45kms |
| No of lifts | 21 |
| Black pistes | 5% |
| Red pistes | 33% |
| Blue pistes | 14% |
| Green pistes | 0% |
| Snow parks | 0 |
| Glacier | No |
| Snowmaking | 67 |

| Report date: | 2 Jan 2009 |
|---|---|
| Last snowed: | 1 Jan 2009 |
| Fresh snow: | 10cm |
| Lifts open: | 20 out of 21 |
Snow depth: | |
| Lower slopes: | 35cm |
| Upper slopes: | 85cm |
Piste information: | |
| On-piste: | Excellent |
| Off-piste: | Fresh |
| Resort runs: | Fresh |