Kitzbuehel
Given how spread out Kitzbühel is it doesn’t make for the easiest destination for families. Added to this is the location of the nursery slopes
WELCOME TO KITZBUEHEL
If the world-famous Hahnenkamm World Cup Men’s downhill race didn’t exist, Kitzbühel would still be loved for its enchanting and historic medieval town and excellent ski mountain.
We put Kitzbuehel in the spotlight for you. Discover what you’ll love about this fantastic location; what to do when here, how to get around, where to stay, and many other things you should know to get the most out of a visit. This is Kitzbuehel in the spotlight, brought to you by Rum Doodle.
What you'll love about Kitzbuehel
- The medieval old town filled with excellent restaurants and bars.
- Picturesque views across valleys.
- A lively atmosphere any time of year.
- Due to its low altitude there are some lovely tree-lined runs.
- An extensive and varied amount of terrain that all levels of skiers will enjoy.
- A good range of hotels to suit all budgets.
Rum Doodle's Top Tips
- Due to its low altitude the snow can be variable.
- Accommodation gets booked up well in advance for the Hahnenkamm race week, which is staged in mid-late January.
- The town is fairly spread out and there’s a lack of accommodation right near the slopes.
- If the nursery slopes at the base of the Hahnenkamm are closed beginners lessons usually take place on the Horn, a smaller mountain on the other side of town.
Kitzbuehel Skiing
Kitzbühel resort is a vast ski area with 170km of groomed slopes and 32km of off-piste routes that connect several villages; the biggest being Jochberg
Our Review of Kitzbuel
Kitzbühel is a magical place. Unlike many other quaint and peaceful Austrian ski villages, Kitzbühel is a vibrant and busy town, but one whose center
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