Skiing in the Austrian Tirol
By Lisa Young - 23/12/2010
If you are looking for guaranteed snow this winter, head to Obergurgl and Sölden resorts in the Austrian Tirol. Obergurgl sits at the southern end of the Ötztal Valley in the Austrian Tirol. It is the country’s highest parish and a favourite among British skiers. At 1,930 metres the traditional mountain village is one of the most snow-sure ski destinations in the Alps and perfect for early season skiing.
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