Klausberg - Skiworld Ahrntal

Klausberg ski resort invites you to enjoy skiing away from the crowds. The comfort level of this winter sports resort was enhanced in the 2016/2017 season with the newly built 10-person K-Express lift. A new black Enzenberg piste, a new ski kindergarten and a new ski rental centre were also opened. The winter sports area near Steinhaus offers various attractions, including the K2 lift - the highest 8-person gondola lift in South Tyrol, the Funtaklaus snowpark for freestylers of all levels, and Klausi-Land and Dino Fun-Line for children. For activities away from the slopes, the resort offers the Klausberg Flitzer alpine coaster, toboggan runs, snowshoeing and winter hiking trails.

Worth knowing

Klausberg offers pistes of all difficulty levels. The slopes on Hühnerspiel and at the Sonnen lift lead through wide forest clearings to the valley. The slopes near the 8-person K2 gondola lift are above the forest line and run through rocky terrain. The valley has additional beginner slopes, as well as the challenging Enzenberg and Steinhaus slopes.

All slopes are covered by 95 snow cannons.

There is a descent to the valley from the slopes. The valley run follows a wide ski piste directly to the base station in the centre of Steinhaus.

Longest run

The longest descent here is K2 valley station Steinhaus, 8 km long with a vertical drop of 1460 m.

Most difficult run

The most challenging run is Enzenberg, 0.3 km long with a vertical drop of 150 m.

Snowparks

“Funpark Funtaklaus”: there is a beginner line. According to the resort’s official website.

Features

Speed measurements are free of charge. On the Klaussee slope.

Additional activities

Night tobogganing every Tuesday evening on the floodlit toboggan run, with après-ski at the base station.

Since the 2016/2017 season, you can reach Klausberg on the most modern 10-person gondola lift in South Tyrol. There is also a modern four-person chairlift with weather protection and several three-person lifts. The 8-person Klaussee II gondola lift (K2) rises to the highest point at 2510 m and is the highest lift of its kind in South Tyrol. The Steinhaus base area has additional three-person and two-person chairlifts.