Kitzbühel

About Kitzbühel

Kitzbühel's appeal lies in its traditional Tyrolean atmosphere with painted houses and cobbled streets, and of course its extensive ski area which offers a variety of runs for all levels of skier - ideal for groups of mixed standards!

Most of Kitzbühel’s slopes face north-east or north-west and enjoy good snow conditions, excellent powder and beautiful skiing both above and below the tree line.

The Ski Safari, which extends from Kirchberg to Pass Thurn, is a tour which can be accomplished by intermediate skiers and is an experience not to be missed.

Resort video

Video courtesy of www.kitzbuehel.com

Check out the lifts, slopes, views and more of what the resort has to offer.

Find more resort videos here (link to external site)

Facts

Inclusive lift pass: 6 day whole area pass
Lifts to: 2004m
Total number of lifts: 56
Marked pistes: 173km
Longest run: 7.6km
Ski bus included: Yes
Lift pass photo required: No
Snow cannon coverage: 95%

Travel

By coach: Friday departures. Journey time from Calais 15 hours.
By air: Munich. Transfer from airport 3 hours by coach.

Ski Runs

Blue runs: 37
Red runs: 26
Black runs: 13

Download Piste Map

Après-ski

Curling: Kitzbühel
Pizza night: Kitzbühel
Ice skating: Kitzbühel
Shops/Cafés: Kitzbühel
Austrian bowling: Kitzbühel / Kirchberg
Swimming: Kitzbühel
Ice hockey match (to watch): Kitzbühel

We include a programme of free in-house evening entertainment at each of our hotels in this area.

Snow Reports

See the snow report for Kitzbühel
(courtesy of snow-forecast.com)

Filter Accommodation at Kitzbuhel, Austria

Accommodation features

Budget
Doorstep Skiing
In-House Recreation Facilities
Premium
Single Occupancy
Within Walking Distance of Slopes

Jugendhotel Noichl

The Jugendhotel Noichl is ideally located in the village of Aurach just past the Jochberg lifts. The centre of Kitzbühel is a mere 10 minute drive away and offers plenty to do in the evening with a swimming pool, bowling alley and outdoor skating rink.

Accommodation features: Budget