Immerse yourself in the tranquillity of Kitzbühel’s winter landscape and let the beauty of the surrounding mountains whisk you off your feet. Away from the popular ski pistes, you can experience pure joie de vivre in a stunning natural setting. From leisurely tours through to challenging routes and from prepared pistes to freeriding adventures, Kitzbühel has the perfect routes for all ski tourers. Whatever options you choose, you can look forward to a well-earned reward at the end of your tour: impressive views of the breathtaking mountain scenery around Kitzbühel.
The area is a paradise for all tourers. Also in the evening hours. True, even here the secured slopes are officially closed after closing time. But there is NO winch preparation.
In addition, the ascent and descent on a groomed slope is a luxury that one would be reluctant to do without. There is nothing standing in the way of a free and exclusive touring sport. But note: Always at your own risk!
Natural snow paradise Bichlalm: a perfect touring ski area!
The village of Jochberg offers ski touring evenings every Friday. Ski tourers can follow the piste up from the valley lift station of the Wagstättbahn gondola to the Wurzhöhe or the Jagawurz. Both of these mountain huts are open all winter long. The last run down into the valley is at 9.45pm, after which the piste bashers start to prepare the slopes using winches ready for the next day.
TIP: Guided ski touring evening every Friday. Meeting point at 5:00 p.m. at the Hotel Kempinski das Tirol. Guided tour costs € 50,– per person, minimum 5 people. More information and registration directly at the Snow Academy Jochberg Ski School Jochberg
Guests must take / borrow material themselves – rental at the Schiladl Jochberg.
In the winter months, the Asten run is open daily for ski tourers until 10 p.m.! Rejoice and walk one of the most popular slopes - the Hahnenkamm - even in the evening. Tourers can march up Kitzbühel's local mountain every evening on the Asten run (No. 20).
Normally, snow groomers work intensively on the descent for the next day. Especially for our touring ski lovers, the "piste groomers" make allowances. This creates a time window for danger-free tours - and all this very close to the "Gamsstadt".
Please pay attention to the currently signposted notices or information about short-term closures on site.
For a comfortable descent on Friday evening, the Hahnenkamm cable car will be in operation until 23:00 p.m.. So, for all those who come later on tours: - up the mountain - on to the Hahnenkamm!
Start a safe ski tour from Pass Thurn to Resterhöhe in the evening.
Discover the winter from its most beautiful side. With a dreamlike ski tour through pristine landscapes. Ski touring - the trend continues. Take a deep breath and enjoy our beautiful winter landscape.
At Pass Thurn, all ski touring enthusiasts can enjoy themselves safely and every day until the evening hours. We offer in the area of the Resterhöhe, every day until the start of the preparation work, safe ski touring pleasure on the slope No. 70.
Normally groomers work intensively on the slope for the next day. Extra for our touring ski lovers, the "piste groomers" make allowances. This creates a time window for danger-free tours - and the whole thing close to the village.
Please pay attention to the currently signposted notices or information about short-term closures on site.
The local mountain guides accompany tourers of every skill level on their favorite tour. The Kitzbühler Grasberge mountains are ideal for beginners and advanced skiers. Whether in the Windau, Klechsau or in the Kaisergebirge, there are countless opportunities here to enjoy the best deep snow descent in the most varied conditions. The mountain guides are all state-certified and internationally authorized mountain and ski guides (IVBV, UIAGM, IFMGA) as well as members of the Austrian and International Mountain Guide Association.
Sporty ascent with a flat start followed by a continuously steeper route. The steepest part is in the middle of the ascent and can be bypassed via the forest path in the forest if there is enough natural snow. In the upper third, the route becomes flatter again and follows a clear route, always staying at the edge of the slope, to the top station of the Gaisberg lift.
The Stuckkogel belongs to the variant area of the Kitzbühel cable cars and is largely groomed. Therefore, this tour is particularly suitable as an alternative tour in bad weather or high avalanche danger. Nevertheless, the experienced tourer will always find enough space for tracks in the deep snow in the extensive terrain. The tour is especially nice after fresh snowfalls, because then usually only a narrow strip is prepared and you can let off steam without danger.
Pleasant ascent with few slope crossings and panoramic final climb to the summit of the Resterkogel. A scenic and not too long tour, with magnificent views of the Salzach valley and the peaks of the Hohe Tauern, and later the ski area and the mountain range of the Kitzbühel Alps.
Ascent for piste tourers in a pleasant slope. Ideal for leisurely tourers and beginners. The start of the ascent route is directly at the end of the slope opposite the Bichlalm chairlift middle station and runs from here along ski slope 50. Initially, the ascent route follows the slope through open meadow terrain with a magnificent view. After a short stretch in the forest, about half an hour before reaching the Bichlalm, you will again reach open and panoramic terrain. Continuing along the forest path, in sections off the piste, you reach the Bichlalm inn in an enjoyable way.
Scenically attractive ascent route in the rear Spertental. The Schwarzkogel is an almost safe high winter tour. The first third of the ascent leads along the variant descent towards Pengelstein. Then over beautiful alpine terrain to the summit structure. Only the short northwest slope to the summit ridge is to be walked a little with caution. Despite its low altitude, the summit is a magnificent panoramic peak due to its exposure.
“Freeride & Skitouren 1×1” (Freeriding and Ski Touring 1×1) is a training course held by local mountain and ski guides who teach the 1×1 concept in both theory and practice-based sessions. The course either focuses on the emergency management approach used in the case of avalanches (from emergency calls through to successful searches) or proper conduct when freeriding and ski touring (from planning through to choosing the right terrain).
More information on the course:
Location: Bichlalm Kitzbühel
Price: € 10 per person
Registration: www.ueberall.cc or tel +43 664 534 1656
The Kitzbühel Tourism team is at your disposal at any time!
TELEPHONE
0043 5356 66660
E-MAIL
info@kitzbuehel.com
ON SITE
Hinterstadt 18 | 6370 Kitzbühel
Press contact
Anna Lena Obermoser
0043 5356 66660 16
a.obermoser@kitzbuehel.com
The Kitzbühel Tourism team is at your disposal at any time!
TELEPHONE
0043 5356 66660
E-MAIL
info@kitzbuehel.com
ON SITE
Hinterstadt 18 | 6370 Kitzbühel
Press contact
Anna Lena Obermoser
0043 5356 66660 16
a.obermoser@kitzbuehel.com
