Ski resorts in close vicinity

There are a number of further ski resorts in close vicinity of the "Zahmer Kaiser" and "Unterberg" ski areas, for unlimited ski fun in the region.

Ski resort Kitzbühel-Kirchberg

The resort of Kitzbühel lies in an extremely advantageously placed, sheltered north-westerly position, which means snow from December to April - right down into the valley. The layer of grass, which extends as far as 2,000 m above sea level, means that even relatively small amounts of snow suffice for uninterrupted skiing and snowboarding - long-term.

Kitzbühel-Kirchberg at a glance:

Snow guarantee and top prepared slopes
3 tramways between the ski regions Hahnenkamm/Pengelstein and Jochberg/Resterhöhe, no busses needed
Beginner’s ski lifts are available free of charge in the valley for children, youngsters, families, and beginner in every resort
168 kilometres of ski slopes, varying from easy to difficult
15 ski lifts, 28 chair lifts, 8 gondolas and 1 aerial tramway guarantee ski fun at an altitude from 800 to 2.000 m above sea level

Ski region St. Johann in Tirol

Guaranteed ski fun on the North side of the Kitzbüheler Horn - the landmark mountain of St. Johann in Tirol: 45km of slopes are simultaneously snowed in, in only 60 hours time!

St. Johann in Tirol at a glance:

Ski and snowboard Funpark Woodside, marked lines for beginners, advanced and professionals.
18 ski lifts
60 kilometres of ski slopes for skiers and snowboarders in all levels of difficulty, at an altitude from 760 to 1.700 m above sea level
3 days ski passes and up are also valid on the entire Schneewinkel ski region - with 55 ski lifts and 170km slopes

Ski region Waidring/Steinplatte

The ski paradise Steinplatte - Rossalm - Winklmoosalm lies in the border triangle Tyrol, Salzburg and Bavaria. This magnificent ski region can be reached from Waidring on a state of the art single stage carrier.

Waidring/Steinplatte at a glance:

A total of 3 ski lifts, 10 chair lifts and 1 gondola are at your disposal in the border triangle (Tyrol, Salzburg, Bavaria)
35 kilometres of slopes from 1.100 to 1.900 m above sea level with all levels of difficulty, from easy to difficult