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I'm not really that clued up on it, because I'm more of a running guy and in winter I'd rather go jogging early in the morning than do après-ski. But what I've picked up on is that the classic spots like the Trofana Alm and the Schöne Aussicht are still the places to go where you can ski right in - but for exact current info for 2026 you'd be better off checking the Ischgl Touristik website directly or calling ahead, because things are always changing, restaurants closing or new ones opening.

I'm not really the best person to ask about that, because when I go skiing, I'm mainly out in the USA. I only know Ischgl from what colleagues have told me and from way back. The après-ski scene there was legendary, but I can't help you with current info for 2026 - that stuff changes constantly, bars close down, new ones open up, and the internet will give you way better current tips than I can.

What I can recommend though: Check out current travel blogs or the Ischgl website itself, maybe also Instagram accounts from people who were just there. The bigger well-known spots like the Trofana Royal or whatever should still be around, but whether they're exactly like they used to be and what new bars have popped up - I'd just be guessing and that won't help you.

My tip: Ask in Ischgl groups on Facebook or send the hotels an email, they know the current scene better. And when you get there, ask the locals - the ski rental guys and bus drivers always know where the action is. That's always helped me when camping, getting real insider tips.

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