1 / 22KitzSki - Kitzbühel/Kirchberg offers 185 km of pistes and 45 km of cross-country trails in Kitzbühel and Brixental, Austria.
Trail information
Kitzbühel is where skiing began. Regular ski races have been held here since 1895. For decades, it has been regarded as the world’s best-known international venue for winter championships. Kitzbühel’s fantastic slopes make it an irresistible destination for many visitors. The unique combination of a traditional and modern resort attracts skiers and celebrities from around the world. An excellent selection of luxury hotels and unbeatable après-ski, including numerous events, make this winter sports resort and the town of Kitzbühel a special destination.
Everyone can find their ideal slope here. The key areas - Ganslernhang, Hausbergkante and Mausefalle - are known around the world. Pleasant, wide slopes run across extensive alpine meadows and through clearings in the forest. You can ski from Kitzbühel to Pass Thurn and back. The slopes are very wide and well groomed.
Good to know
Kitzbüheler Horn is not directly connected to the integrated Kitzbühel/Kirchberg ski resort.
1,116 snow cannons cover 90% of the slopes.
Valley runs lead to all base stations except Hollersbach. One of the 14 valley runs even leads to the village of Kirchberg.
Longest run
The longest descent here is KitzSki Extended (via 16a, 16, 26, 25b), measuring 8.3 km with a vertical drop of 1,200 m.
Most difficult runs
The most challenging run is Direttissima (Schlagl) No. 38, measuring 1.5 km with a vertical drop of 520 m.
Streif racecourse No. 21. Length: 3.8 km. Vertical drop: 900 m. This is the venue for the world-famous annual Hahnenkamm Race. The slope is marked as an extreme ski route and is recommended only for true experts.
Snowparks
“Snowpark Hanglalm”: 18 jumps, rails and boxes - 10. There is a beginner line and an airbag for practising jumps. According to the resort’s official website.
Features
Free public racecourse. The racecourse is located on Kitzbühel Horn at the Hornköpflift.
Skiline.
Night skiing
Night skiing is available at the resort.
Over the past few years, the lifts at Kitzbühel/Kirchberg ski resort have been modernised, and visitors now have access to state-of-the-art lifts with hoods and heated seats. From the valleys, you can reach the ski area on modern gondolas. The resort also has tow lifts, platter lifts and magic carpets.
Maps
Lifts
- 1Aerial trams
- 11Gondola lifts
- 28Chairlifts
- 8T-bars and platters
- 10Magic carpets
- 1Snowcats for cat-skiing
Webcams
Video
Contacts and opening hours
Mid · 1 400 м
Updated at 07:24
Average monthly snowfall at KitzSki - Kitzbühel/Kirchberg
Snowfall per month - cm. Below each bar - how many days it snowed that month. Observation data for the last 3 completed seasons.
Accommodation
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Mittersill






Hollersbach im Pinzgau





Other accommodation near the resort
What visitors say about the resort
Reviews of Kitzbühel focus first and foremost on its lively medieval town, not just the slopes: visitors like having somewhere to go after skiing and that the resort does not feel built solely around the lifts. The ski area also earns praise, with almost 200 km of pistes and the famous Streif.
The main weakness is mentioned unanimously: altitude. The lowest point is around 800 m, and in warm winters the lower slopes become slushy, while returning to town requires a lift. Prices in town are another common criticism, as they are noticeably higher than in neighbouring valleys. Reviewers’ advice: go in January or February and do not count on skiing all the way down to the village.
An editorial summary of public reviews on specialist sites. This is not a visitor review: we retell what is written about the resort most often, both praise and criticism.
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