Okay, so the best of Ischgl is high up on the pistes. But what happens when the weather doesn’t play ball, when the lifts – and so the skiers, too – have to take a break because of heavy snowfall?  It’s really not that bad, say the people we met down in the town. There’s more to Ischgl than the best ski slopes in world, after all.

Anyone under the age of ten (or anyone who knows anyone under the age of ten) will know HerrH. Simon Horn, as the singer is called in real life, is one of the stars of the children’s music scene. At the end of February he’s performing in Kappl again. We spoke with him about his fans, his own childhood and Paznaun.

The winners of the international snow sculpture festival in the Silvretta Arena have been announced. The most impressive sculpture built on the Idalp this year is, in the eyes of the jury, a saxophone and a guitar. And they’re quite right.

Had enough of skiing? Then why not have a go at tobogganing? We’ve got four tips on making it safe for children – and still having fun.

We’re setting off for the first perfect Ischgl weekend of the season, and as usual, the Trisanna music editors have put together the perfect playlist for the journey to Paznaun. You can’t just feel the excitement, you should hear it, too!

On Thursday the lifts started up for the new season in Ischgl, and on Saturday the Seeed concert really kicks things off. But we have seven other reasons why we can hardly wait:

Paznaun’s swimming lakes have character – but what exactly? If swimming lakes were characters from the film “Finding Nemo”, for example, which ones would they be? A Trisanna test.

The witches’ hole in Gorfenwald is a mysterious place. Sigmund Wolfart, Senior Head of Intersport in Galtür, has written a book of short stories about it – or rather, about the witch Jakobina. He shares the most popular one with Trisanna.