Ski area Kitzbühel
Highest point: | 2,000 m | Gondola lift: | 12 |
Lowest point: | 800 m | Pistes in total: | 185 km |
Altitude ski resort: | 1,274 m |
Pistes:
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106 km |
Lifts in total: | 57 |
Pistes:
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60 km |
Tow lifts: | 18 |
Pistes:
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19 km |
Chair lifts: | 27 | Ski routes: | 45 km |
Ski area Kitzbühel
The speed, carving and slalom slopes are special attractions, with the highlight being the steepest competitive slope in the world, the Streif - a must for passionate winter athletes! This also where the annual Hahnenkamm race takes place. With the 3S cable car a fantastic interconnected ski area has been created, which offers you the opportunity to use the pistes from Krichberg, via Kitzbühel and Jochberg, right up to the Skiarena Resterhöhe in Pass Thurn.
The "Mercedes-Benz Snowpark" is a true boarders paradise: with quarter-pipe, tables, slides and jumps on the Hanglalm a snowboarder's heart will definitely beat faster.
The easy runs on Gaisberg, Ehrenbachhöhe and Pengelstein are ideal for families. All around Bichlalm, Pengelstein and Steinbergkogel, there are numerous marked ski routes for all skill levels, as well as excellent deep-powder runs off-piste.
A special highlight in this ski area are the 40 free Wi-Fi hotspots it offers for all its visitors! Only a few easy steps are required to access the Internet and you can instantly supply your friends and family with your holiday news and photos.
For those who live for variety, we recommend the "Super Ski Card" lift pass (see ski region), which is also valid in the ski areas of e.g. Wilder Kaiser - Brixental, Schneewinkel and "Ski Juwel" (Alpbachtal - Wildschönau). You can enjoy 23 ski regions in Tyrol and Salzburg on 2,750 km of pistes.
Night skiing Pass Thurn
There are numerous night ski areas in Austria, and also the Kitzbühel ski area has night skiing pistes. One night ski piste can be found at Gaisberg lift, and it is open for night skiing every Thursday and Friday between 18:30 and 21:00. The approx. 1.5 km illuminated ski piste gives you the opportunity to go night skiing. Alternatively, night-time tobogganing is available at Gaisberghang. The evening ticket for night skiing is for free once per stay for those who have a lift pass valid for at least 6 days. Otherwise the evening ticket for night skiing and night tobogganing can be acquired in resort. You can also look forward to a cosy stop during or after night-time skiing fun at Gaisbergstüberl, which is open until 23:30.Après ski Pass Thurn
The resort doesn't just attract fun-oriented visitors, but also nature lovers. The wonderful mountains can be experienced on hiking trails along the frozen ponds and lakes, or on a snowshoe tour over the region's loveliest hills. Special highlights on these hiking tours are the trails along the Hintersteuerberg or along the unique lake promenade of Lake Schwarz. If the ice is thick enough, the lake also invites you to take a twirl on skates and does not only make children's eys sparkle. The lighted 3.5 km long toboggan run at Gaisberg/Kirchberg is also a great experience, as is a horse-drawn sleigh ride or a torchlight hike through the snowy landscape.
In Mittersill cosy restaurants and bars invite you to relax. Besides various recreational sports offers, you can also enjoy the wonderful winter landscape during a romantic sleigh ride.
Snowpark: Kitzbühel Pass Thurn
Kitzbühel attracts freestylers with 2 parks: At the Kitzbüheler Horn, the snow park "Horn" awaits you. Beginners and pros alike have the chance to run riot on kickers, rails, boxes and jib elements.
On you go to the snow park, KitzSki snow park at the Hanglalm - a jewel amongst the snow parks here. Park designer Franz Lechner and his 9-man team put in all their expertise and creativity in maintaining this park, to offer freestylers top quality. Kickers and rails for all skill levels await you here, as well as tubes, a tank and a picknicker. In total there are 36 obstacles to practice and show off on. To be most up to date, the shapers plan a new set-up every seasons.
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