Kitzbuhel / Kirchberg / Jochberg / Pass Thurn Total: 164 km 69 kmEasy 71 kmMedium 24 kmDifficult 14Drag lifts 26Chair lifts 10Gondola

Kitzbuhel is a unique place in the Austrian Alps, which combines the features of a romantic town in the middle of high mountains with the prestige of a modern ski resort. Skiing in Kitzbuhel is a dream of many skiers.

The entire ski area of Kitzbuhel with the surrounding Kirchberg, Jochberg, Aschau and even Hollersbach and Mittersill, offers over 160 km of ski trails of various degrees of difficulty. Skiing in the Kitzbuhel region is above all a wide range of slopes for skiers with average and good skills. However, very experienced skiers will also find many attractions for themselves. They will mainly enjoy Streif, one of the most difficult runs, used by professionals during the World Cup. Off-piste skiing fans can choose from several secured and controlled off-piste routes located in various parts of the resort. The whole region is quite extensive. Many skiers go on whole day trips from Kitzbühel, through Pass Thurn to Hollersbach. If for some the Kitzbuhel ski area will be too small, in the town of Kirchberg the lower station of the Ki-West gondola has been set up, which connects Kitzbuhel with the ski slopes of Westendorf and the rest of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser region.

Snowboarders have at their disposal the DC Snowpark in Kitzbuehel, where various types of installations have been prepared along a length of 600 m.

As for cross-country skiing, there are 120 km of ski runs, the longest of which is 30 km long and leads from Kirchberg to Westendorf.

The Kitzbuhel ski area is located a short distance from Salzburg. The main town is, of course, Kitzbuhel. Although it is a small town, during the season it can accommodate a huge number of tourists, who are fond of this spot. The charming, medieval old town is a landmark of the city and has a typical alpine character. There are a lot of restaurants here offering local cuisine, and above all wellness resorts and casinos, focused more on tourists with bigger wallets. Not far off from Kitzbuhel is Kirchberg, which has an equally high level of services and an extensive accommodation offer. The nearby Aurach is a small village, a typical Tyrolean place for lovers of peace and quiet. At night you can also stay in Mittersill, slightly off from the valley, but connected by a network of trails and lifts.

The après-ski offer is extremely rich. Numerous casinos, cinemas, bars and clubs are just a prelude to the evening attractions. Among the interesting variety of activities are balloon flights, toboggan tracks, rafting, aquaparks, ice rinks, hockey, as well as tennis and squash. In the region of Kitzbuhel there is also an air sports center.