Kirchberg in Tirol Ski Resort – KitzSki 2026/27

Kirchberg in Tirol is part of the multi-award-winning KitzSki area and offers 233 km of runs in the 2026/27 season. The season is scheduled to start on 6 November 2026 at Resterkogel and end in early April 2027. An adult day pass in peak season costs 83 euros.

When does the 2026/27 season start in Kirchberg?

According to Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel, operations begin on 6 November 2026 at Resterkogel (initially training and weekend skiing). The Hahnenkamm–Fleckalm core area opens at the end of November, with the full connection including the 3S cable car and Jochberg from 11 December 2026. The planned season end is 4 April 2027. All dates are subject to snow and weather conditions.

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How much does a ski pass cost in Kirchberg?

KitzSki prices for 2026/27 are divided into saver, advantage and premium seasons. In premium season (20 Dec 2026–13 Mar 2027) an adult day pass costs 83 euros, youth (born 2008–2010) 62.50 euros and children (2011–2020) 41.50 euros. A 6-day adult pass is around 423 euros. Current tariffs and online purchase at kitzski.at.

How do I get to Kirchberg in Tirol?

Kirchberg is located in the Brixental valley and is easily reached via the Inntal motorway A12 and the Brixental road. Kirchberg in Tirol railway station has direct train connections. The Fleckalmbahn and Maierlbahn gondolas provide direct access from the village. Free ski buses link the resorts.

Is Kirchberg suitable for beginners and families?

Yes. Ten practice lifts in the valley are free to use. Wide blue and red runs, the Bärenland area and modern lifts make it family-friendly. The Fleckalmbahn starts right in Kirchberg and gives access to the entire KitzSki network with 58 lifts.

What makes KitzSki special?

In addition to 233 km of runs and 577 hectares of piste, there are snowparks, the floodlit Gaisberg toboggan run and the legendary Streif. The area links Kitzbühel, Kirchberg, Jochberg and Pass Thurn as far as Mittersill.