Great après-ski
Stunning views
Luxury resorts
Top facilities
Off-slope activities
Foodie paradise
Traditional charm
Off-piste skiingGreat après-skiStunning viewsLuxury resortsTop facilitiesOff-slope activitiesFoodie paradiseTraditional charmOff-piste skiingGreat après-skiStunning viewsLuxury resortsTop facilitiesOff-slope activitiesFoodie paradiseTraditional charmOff-piste skiingGreat après-skiStunning viewsLuxury resortsTop facilitiesOff-slope activitiesFoodie paradiseTraditional charmOff-piste skiingPart of the KitzSki ski area, Kitzbühel is a skiing marvel that's been etching its place in skiing history for over 125 years. With 215 km of meticulously groomed slopes, supported by 57 advanced lifts, Kitzbühel has bagged the title "World's Best Ski Resort" multiple times.
Beginners: For beginners, the expansive nursery slopes near the Hahnenkamm gondola, a stone's throw from the town center, are an ideal starting point. Known as the gathering spot for the acclaimed 'Red Devils' ski school, beginners can learn their first moves here with ease. There are also free practice lifts in the valley to help novices hone their skills. If you fancy a family-friendly adventure, the Familienstreif offers a gentler skiing experience, and for the very beginners, the Mini-Streif is an enjoyable skill course.
Intermediates: Intermediate skiers will revel in the extensive skiing circuits Kitzbühel has to offer. The resort's vast terrain is interconnected by an efficient lift system and a complimentary ski bus service. Locations like the Ehrenbachhöhe and the Bärenbachkogel at Jochberg house some of the most exhilarating descents, promising an unforgettable experience.
Advanced: For those seeking a challenge, the infamous 'Hahnenkamm Streif' awaits. Lauded as one of the most demanding racecourses globally, it's a testament to a skier's prowess. While the Streif is renowned for its extreme sections like the Mausefalle and the Steilhang, those seeking a less intense challenge can opt for the Familienstreif which bypasses the most difficult parts.
Off-piste Kitzbühel is an off-piste paradise. From vast powder fields to thrilling narrow gullies, the area promises a thrilling adventure. The Kitzbüheler horn area comes highly recommended by locals for its varied terrain.
Snowboarding While traditionally not a snowboarding hub, Kitzbühel is steadily gaining traction amongst boarders. With an impressive park and abundant off-piste runs, areas like the Hahnenkamm and Pengelstein are becoming favorites. The region's backcountry terrain is a hidden gem, offering extensive freeriding opportunities that many snowboarders might overlook, such as Ski Route #34 and Ski Route #33, which lead to picturesque destinations and promise an adrenaline rush.
Kitzbühel, among all ski resorts in Austria, has a special allure for families. Its natural landscapes and mountains present a playground for children of all ages. Winter in Kitzbühel translates to unbridled snow fun. The Bear Country in Jochberg and the Kitzbüheler Horn become hubs of excitement. From skiing through these picturesque areas to feeling the adrenaline rush at the dynamic snow park, there's something for every member of the family. Understanding the constraints of family vacations, Kitzbühel has crafted offers to provide more value. Over the weekends, children and young adults can avail discounts of up to 60% on lift tickets. Moreover, the free-of-charge practice slopes in the valley serve as the ideal spots for the younger members to familiarize themselves with winter sports, making places like Aschau and Pass Thurn more enticing.
Snow activities: Cross-country skiing, paragliding, piste-basher rides, snowshoeing, torchlit walks, winter hiking, tobogganing, sledding.
Non-skiing activities: Bowling, casino, cinema, horse-drawn carriage rides, indoor ice skating, leisure centre, local interest museum, swimming pool with spa.
Kitzbühel is a culinary hotspot, with numerous restaurants throughout the town offering a range of delectable options. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Tyrolean fare, fine dining, or international cuisine, Kitzbühel has it all.
Kitzbühel, with its perfect blend of tradition and modernity, boasts a vibrant après-ski scene. Whatever your après taste, you're bound to find a spot in Kitzbühel that resonates.
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