
At our assembly point at the top station of the Ehrwalder Almbahn, opposite the Tirolerhaus.
Germany's highest summit, Zugspitze, explored from the Austrian side - our kids' ski lessons for first timers in Ehrwald make it possible. A lot of fun and action awaits children aged 5–13 years. Not only they will learn a winter sport or improve their techniques, but also they will build social competence surrounded by peers of the same age.
Our highly trained ski instructors make sure that all children feel comfortable and enjoy exciting days. Beginners start with basics, such as brake plough and schussing on blue slopes.
The highlight of the course is, of course, the kids' ski race that takes place every Friday. This is the perfect opportunity for the little ones to show what they have learned throughout the week. In the evening, we will host a prize-giving ceremony, where the little skiers will be rewarded for their achievements. Another highlight is the GoPro day on Wednesday, where the ski instructor will film the lesson.
On the first day, we will meet 30 minutes before the course starts at the meeting place of the ski school at the top station of the Ehrwald Almbahn, opposite the Tirolerhaus. It is not reachable by car; you have to take the lift from the bottom station of the Ehrwalder Almbahn.
Your children can be cared for by the instructors during lunchbreak (meals and lunch care). You can book it directly on site.
All skiers need a ski pass from the first day of the lessons. You can buy your ski pass before the first lesson at the ski lift ticket office or online. The ski pass is free for children under 6 years old.
Ski instructors engage the children and carefully consider their level and age. The children are divided into small groups based on age, which helps them connect immediately and enjoy skiing. Within just a few hours, the children made significant progress.
Our 5- and 7-year-olds had to arrive a bit early on the first day for a pre-ski session, after which they were grouped based on their skill level. They were placed in a class with excellent young Dutch ski instructors who taught them a lot and made it fun. They are very punctual about their schedules, so be sure to be on time. The two-hour breaks may seem long, but they're a nice way to have a quiet meal, relax, or hit the slopes with your children. There are competitions on Fridays, and the instructors encourage that.
Really nice, friendly, and good ski instructors. Everything is also perfectly organized!


Certified ski school (Austria)
Skischule Total - Ehrwald is an officially certified ski school in Austria

Certified snowboard school (Austria)
Skischule Total - Ehrwald is an officially certified snowboard school in Austria


















