Make This Ski Season Unforgettable

Kitzbühel – The best ski area in Austria, Tyrol
Lying 800 meters above sea-level, it has surrounding scenery that is breathtaking and the town of Kitzbühel itself, which is some 700 years old, is full of charm.

Gateway: Munich

Nestled among three stunning mountain ranges blanketed in snow, Kitzbühel offers an idyllic escape for skiers and nature lovers. Its terrain weaves through snow-covered forests, sun-drenched landscapes, and charming alpine villages.

With 145 miles of ski slopes and 58 lifts, Kitzbühel connects the picturesque villages of Reith, Aurach, and Jochberg, allowing skiers to glide all the way to Pass Thurn and the Salzburg border. For those seeking more, there are 43 miles of cross-country trails, endless ski touring options, and incredible freeskiing terrain—making Kitzbühel a winter sports paradise.

Skiing here is an unforgettable experience, with perfectly groomed slopes, a state-of-the-art lift system, and those famous 145 miles of slopes. The world-renowned Hahnenkamm Streif racecourse adds to the thrill, while the 58 lifts make the slopes accessible for everyone, from beginners to pros. Savor breathtaking mountain panoramas and indulge in gourmet delights at 60 unique mountain restaurants, each offering its own special ambiance.

Kitzbühel’s ski season begins in late November and lasts through Easter, with reliable snow coverage thanks to the Fleckalmbahn, Jufen, and Sonnenrast lifts.

Beyond skiing, Kitzbühel offers something for everyone. From world-class sports to lively après-ski, this town is famous for its diverse offerings. Since skiing began here in 1892, Kitzbühel has become home to legends like Toni Sailer, who now leads the “Red Devils” ski school, one of six schools in the area.

Each year, thousands gather for the adrenaline-pumping Hahnenkamm Downhill, with new snow-making facilities ensuring optimal conditions for this thrilling event.

Non-skiers will also find plenty to enjoy in Kitzbühel, from scenic walking paths and a skating rink to curling alleys and the “Aquarena” with swimming pools, saunas, and more. You can also try your luck at the local casino or unwind with indoor tennis.

Excursions to nearby Salzburg, Innsbruck, Munich, Venice, and Rattenberg are available, adding to the allure. And when it’s time for après-ski and evening fun, Kitzbühel’s vibrant nightlife and traditional Tyrolean “Gemütlichkeit” are waiting for you.

Come and experience the magic of Kitzbühel!

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