All aboad, Ladies and Gentlemen, for the Sustainable Express.
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Hydro-electric power, rail travel, heat pumps and local-produced food can all lower skiing's carbon footprint.
Innsbruck: the Perfect Base for a Ski Weekend or a Freewheeling Ski Safari
The Tirol's capital is ringed with ski areas that serve up a mouthwatering range of ski terrain. Add the interest of the city itself and you've got a unique ski destination.
Austria...by train...from the UK? It’s surely too far – or so I used to imagine. How wrong I was.
Gurgl, Austria: High, Snowsure and Charming
Popular with British families since the '60s, Gurgl is a charming, high-altitude area made up of two resorts with magnificent scenery, a long ski season and cheerful après-ski.
Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn: Four Resorts In A Huge Ski Area
Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn are for those who like skiing fast on steepish pistes and, together they offer 270km of terrain.
Seven Ways to Save Money When You Ski in Austria’s Tirol
Let's start with a meaty and reviving bowl of Gulaschsuppe...
Ski Juwel: Where Charming Villages Meet Ego-Boosting Pistes
Ski Juwel is the low-key, low-cost ski area that links the Alpbachtal and the Wildschonau, and is home to one of the prettiest villages in the Alps.
In terms of sustainability, rail travel creates only a fraction of the carbon emissions of flying or driving.