Ski Kirchberg

This winter, ski Kirchberg and get access to some of the world's most famous slopes as well as enjoying the best of the Tirol including the delights of picturesque ski resorts with some unbelieveble skiing & snowboarding and some great après-ski to finish the day.

Where

Ski Kirchberg and get the best of both worlds. A lovely picturesque town with its own lifts and pistes and also access to the renowned Kitzbühel Ski Circus, with 160km of piste which includes the world famous Hahnenkamm downhill run. Only 6km away Kitzbühel also offers you direct access to the SkiWelt. You can reach Kirchberg in Tirol easiest from Innsbruck, however Salzburg or Munich are also well under two hours for transfers.

Essentials	Suitable For	Slopes
RESORT ALTITUDE : 837m TOTAL PISTE : 40 km LONGEST RUN : km START SEASON : December END SEASON : March	OVERALL SKIING BOARDING APRÉS FAMILIES	Beginners 0 / 0% Intermediates 5 / 36% Advanced 7 / 50% Experts 2 / 14% TOTAL RUNS : 14 SNOW CANNONS : 100 / 20ha SNOW PARKS : 1 CROSS COUNTRY : 40 km

On the slopes

Offering a taste of Austrian ski resorts at its best, ski holidays in Kirchberg ski resort cater for everyone. Beginners will find the nursery slopes of Gaisberg offer a perfect introduction to the sport, while intermediates will enjoy local slopes as well as exploring the 160km of terrain in the Kitzbuheler Alpen. For advanced skiers the ultimate challenge is the world famous Hahnenkamm run, rated as the world's most difficult downhill. Boarders will be happy too, with a half pipe on the Kitzbüheler Horn, snow parks in Kitzbühel, and lots of challenging off piste across the ski area.

Ski area :

If you ski Kirchberg, despite being just 6km from Kitzbühel, you are connected directly to the ski region of SkiWelt along with the following resorts; Brixen im Thale, Ellmau, Going, Hopfgarten, Kelchsau, Kirchberg in Tirol, Scheffau, Söll, Westendorf .

Off the slopes

The après ski is simply terrific in Kirchberg. There is a great selection of restaurants - you can try local favourites like Sauerkraut, or more international options such as the popular tortillas at La Bamba. There are also plenty of bars to choose from, as well as some quieter cafés. Away from the slopes you can relax with a swim or at the gym, go bowling, or explore the miles of walking trails. This resort offers a lot - although as a young family we wouldn't recommend it to you.

Tourist Office

Worldwide cover from £60.48 or Single trip Europe cover from £22.98 - get covered before you arrive!