Check out the Serfaus Fiss Ladis ski resort map below to get a feel for the layout before you arrive. The trail map covers 78 runs split across 20 beginner pistes, 46 intermediate runs, and 12 advanced trails, with skiing stretching from 2,828m down to 1,200m. You'll find 68 lifts in total including 12 gondolas and cable cars, 16 chairlifts, and 40 drag lifts serving the three connected villages.
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Best Runs in Serfaus Fiss Ladis
Looking to carve up some Austrian corduroy? Serfaus Fiss Ladis delivers the goods with a brilliant mix of cruisers and technical terrain. Here's what you need to hit:
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Komperdell (Blue): Wide, perfectly groomed motorway that's ideal for building confidence and practising your turns without any nasty surprises.
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Schönjoch (Blue): A long, flowing run from 2436m that's perfect for intermediates wanting to rack up the vertical while enjoying stunning Tyrolean views.
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Sechszeiger (Blue): A cruisy descent from the Sechszeiger lift with consistent pitch and excellent grooming that lets you really open up your carves.
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Masnerjoch (Red): This challenging red throws in steeper sections and varied terrain that'll test your technique without being terrifying.
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Lazid (Red): Tree-lined run with a proper gradient that's perfect for intermediates ready to step up their game on days when the weather closes in higher up.
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Direttissima Zwölferkopf (Black): A properly steep black that demands respect, with consistent fall-line skiing and moguls forming up when it's not freshly groomed.
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Frommesabfahrt (Red): This lengthy red from Frommes keeps you engaged with varied terrain and usually holds snow quality well throughout the season.
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Möseralm (Blue): A mellow, super-wide cruiser that's brilliant for warming up your legs first thing or cooling down at the end of the day.