Had a lovely week here at the start of January. A lovely village, very charming and a variety of eating out options. The lift system is generally modern and fast. The cable car up to the resort takes a lot of people per cabin, and is quick, so you’re not waiting long.
The Ahorn area is small, with shorter runs. It is a mellow area, and good for starting with if with beginners. It doesn’t have much to entertain for too long, though.
The Penken area is at the top of the main cable car up from the village, and opens up the rest of the areas. The blues up here tend to be quite narrow and get busy and mounded up quite quickly. The reds are generally fairly mellow for reds.
In the next valley, at the top of the Horbergbahn lift there are a reasonable mix of nice blues and reds, plus a terrain park. From this valley, you can take the 150erTux lift, which allows you to access the area at the top of the Rastkogelbahn lift. This area is lovely, with wide and mellow blues and reds. Getting back to Penken from here either involves doing the reds down the side of 150erTux, which are quite steep, or downloading on the lift, then back up via the chairlifts in this valley (a few options).
You can access the Egglam area via buses or continuing on over from the Rastkogel area. There are some moderate blues and reds here.
The bus to the Hintertux glacier takes around 45 minutes. There is a nice mix of blues and reds over there, but it was considerably colder (as expected).
There is an excellent bus network connecting the areas along the valley floor.