Introducing Ischgl
When the first flakes fall, the alpine village of Ischgl becomes a quintessential powdersville with snow-sure slopes and a boisterous après-ski scene that gives St Anton am Arlberg a run for its money. The resort is a bizarre combination of rural meets raunchy; a place where log chalets and lap-dancing bars, folk music and techno coexist. Love it or lump it, this is no place for retiring wallflowers, especially during the season-closing Top of the Mountain Concert, which has welcomed a host of stars including Sting, Bon Jovi and Elton John in recent years.
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Last updated: Oct 2, 2008
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RE: Lech/Zurs or Ischgl?
by richiavo 06 September 2011
Forget going off piste in Europe at that time of year unless there has been bumper snow or you fancy Scandanavia. December is very early…
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Lech/Zurs or Ischgl?
by ren336 06 September 2011
We are planning a snowboard vacation from Dec. 18-28 in Austria - with the help of online posts (as we have no clue) we have narrowed…
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RE: HELP with snowboard vacation
by richiavo 31 August 2011
St Anton and Ischgl are both pretty snowsure and have a big pisteage but as 3 says they are full on party towns. Soelden is the same good…
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