Pitztal locals will tell you Hochzeiger is the valley's open secret: snow-sure thanks to a generous north-facing aspect, with wide intermediate cruisers that fan out from the Sechszeigerbahn and quiet blue corners tucked behind the Hochzeigerhaus. The children's offer is the real signature here, with the dedicated kids' area at mid-mountain run by patient Tirolean instructors who genuinely seem to enjoy the job. Eighteen blue pistes mean confident beginners can roam the full lift network by day three, while five blacks off the upper Zeigerjoch keep stronger skiers honest. Run out of terrain and the Pitztal glacier sits forty minutes further up the valley for a late-season day trip on Austria's highest snow. Jerzens itself stays refreshingly low-key, a working Tirolean village with a handful of warm Gasthof options and almost none of the apres noise of the better-known neighbours.