See Ski Resort Austria
See ski resort is one of four in the Paznaun valley, Tirol Austria. Along with the popular Ischgl, plus the lower profile Galtür & Kappl, the Paznaun valley skiing areas offer a serious amount of terrain under a single lift pass.
Skiing & Snowboarding Terrain
The See skiing & snowboarding terrain statistics speak for themselves. A skiable vertical of 1500m, 41km of trails & a 6km longest run mean See is no lightweight & worth a look.
View the See ski trail map here.
Ski Passes
The ski resorts of the Paznaun valley, including See, each have a cost-effective 'local' ski area pass as well as access to the broader Silvretta Pass. The Silvretta Pass is more expensive but includes unfettered access to all of the ski lifts & trails of See, Galtuer, Ischgl-Samnaun & Kappl resorts. Free local ski buses links the resorts together.
View the Silvretta Pass resort map here.
Where is See Austria?
See is in the Paznaun valley of south west Tirol, Austria. Around 88km by road from Innsbruck, the nearest major centre is Landeck-Zams, 13km north of See. See is well serviced from all airports by train & bus via the train station at Landeck-Zams.
Closest major gateway airports are Innsbruck (INN), Munich (MUC) & Zurich (ZRH). For safe post COVID-19 travel, search & book all airport transfers to See here.
Landeck-Zams train station is on the main line between Switzerland & Innsbruck. The route 260 bus is free for skiers from Landeck all the way up the Paznaun valley to See. Other free ski-buses run up & down the valley linking all the villages & smaller ski resorts. It is easy to do day trips to See from Landeck by free ski bus. Search & book train tickets to Landeck-Zams here. Buy bus tickets from the driver, or if in ski attire, travel for free.
See Accommodation
The Paznaun valley has a vast number of accommodation options throughout. Of all the major towns, See is one of the most affordable.
Search & book all See ski accommodation here.
Review
The Powderhounds will review the entire Paznaun valley & See during season 2020/21. Stay tuned for our sparkling repartee, new photos & insights.
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