Kirchberg

Overview

Skiing in Kirchberg

There is a beginner area to the Gaisberg side of the town, with the main lifts on the other. The Skirast gondola gives the best skiing access, taking you to the speedy chair lifts which are quicker than the slow lifts on the alternative Maierl side. The nursery lifts and other practice lifts in the valley operate free with charge, perfect for beginner skiing holidays. The Kitzbuheler Alpen is a fantastic area for intermediates, it encompasses a total of 7 different skiing areas! The area’s unique Ski Safari route covers 35km of pistes, 15km on lifts and 6000 vertical metres as you travel across the area.

The Kitzbuhel Ski Pass gives access over to Jochburg and Pass Thun with one of the longest and highest gondola links in the world. You can also take the Ki-west gondola over to Westendorf to ski the giant Ski Welt area. For experts, the lifts create easy access to the world-famous exciting Hahnenkamm downhill run just at the back of the mountain from Kirchberg. Mountain guides can take you to the best powder spots, with the best moguls over on Ehrenbachhohe.

Snowboarding in Kirchberg

The snowboarding park can be found over on Kitzbuhel Horn area, it has two half pipes, a quarter pipe, a large table jump and a sprint slalom course. The large skiing area is also great for freeriding, with plenty of options for every level of boarder.

Accommodation in Kirchberg

Prices are cheaper skiing in Kirchberg than its neighbouring cousin. There are several luxury hotels and hotels ideal for families have been built on the outskirts of the village, and are all easily linked by the ski bus service or local taxis. This is why skiing holidays to Kirchberg are so popular! Check out our Austrian ski deals for Kirchberg.

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