FISs

Fiss is a municipality in the Austrian state of Tyrol, situated in the district of Landeck. It lies on a high Alpine plateau and is part of the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis ski region, a popular destination for winter sports that connects Fiss with the neighboring villages of Serfaus and Ladis by lifts and pistes. The area's elevation and alpine setting contribute to a climate that supports year-round outdoor activities.

The local economy is centered on tourism, with skiing and other winter activities drawing visitors in the colder months, and hiking, cycling, and family-oriented recreation in the summer. The landscape features meadows, forests, and rugged alpine peaks, offering scenic views and a range of outdoor pursuits. Infrastructure to support tourism, including cable cars and accommodations, is a notable part of the municipality.

The official language is German, and the community participates in Tyrolean cultural traditions. Fiss maintains a small, rural character while integrating modern amenities to serve both residents and visitors. The municipality is often considered in the context of the broader Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis tourism area, which emphasizes accessibility, family-friendly facilities, and alpine experiences.