Kitzbühel / KitzSki Ski Resort 2026/27
233 km of slopes, 58 lifts and the legendary Streif
Tyrol, Austria
Season 2026/27: 6 Nov to 4 Apr expected
Altitude
800–2,000m
Village at 800 m
Slopes
233km
Lifts
58
Day pass
83€
Adult, season 2026/27
Season
6 Nov–4 Apr
2026/27 · expected
Airport
60km
Salzburg Airport (SZG)
Slopes by difficulty
233 km in total- Blue (easy) 94 km
- Red (intermediate) 67 km
- Black (difficult) 20 km
The Kitzbühel ski area (KitzSki) offers 233 kilometres of runs and 58 modern lifts in the 2026/27 season. Operations are scheduled to begin on 6 November 2026 at Resterkogel and to finish in early April 2027. An adult day pass costs 83 euros in the premium period.
When does the 2026/27 season start in Kitzbühel?
According to the official timetable of Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel, the season opens on 6 November 2026 at Resterkogel (training on weekdays, public skiing at weekends). The full interconnection from Hahnenkamm via Pengelstein and the 3S cable car to Resterhöhe is planned from mid-December 2026 until the end of March 2027. The core area is scheduled to close on 4 April 2027. All dates are subject to snow and weather conditions.
How much does a ski pass cost in Kitzbühel 2026/27?
Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel applies three price periods. In the premium season (20 Dec 2026–13 Mar 2027) an adult day ticket costs 83 euros, youth (born 2008–2010) 62.50 euros and children (2011–2020) 41.50 euros. A 6-day pass is 423 euros for adults and 211.50 euros for children. Saver and super-saver periods are cheaper. Infants born 2021 or later ski free. Online purchase often offers discounts. Source: official price list on kitzski.at.
How many slopes and lifts does KitzSki have?
The resort comprises 233 kilometres of runs (around 196 km groomed) served by 58 cable cars and lifts. The breakdown is approximately 94 km blue, 67 km red and 20 km black. Marked ski routes add further terrain. Ten free practice lifts in the valley are ideal for beginners and families.
Is Kitzbühel suitable for beginners and families?
Yes. Free valley practice lifts, dedicated children’s areas such as the Family Park on the Horn and Bärenland in Jochberg, plus wide blue runs make learning easy. Advanced skiers still find challenges on the Streif and numerous red and black runs. Snowparks and fun features complete the offer.
How do I get to Kitzbühel?
Kitzbühel in Tyrol is easily reached by train (three stations in town) and via the airports of Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich. The Hahnenkamm cable car starts right in the historic centre. Free ski buses link the villages and access points for valid pass holders.
Lift pass prices 2026/27
| Ticket | Adults | Youth | Children |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day pass | €83 | €62.50 | €41.50 |
| 6-day pass | €423 | – | €211.50 |
Source: official price list · Prices in original currency, without guarantee.
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Getting there
Nearest airports
- SZGSalzburg Airport60 km
- INNInnsbruck Airport82 km
- OBFOberpfaffenhofen Airport109 km
Nearest cities
- Salzburg63 km
- Innsbruck78 km
- Munich98 km
straight-line distance
FAQ
When is the 2026/27 ski season in Kitzbühel?
Planned opening on 6 November 2026 at Resterkogel, full connection from mid-December, season end early April 2027. Dates depend on snow and weather.
What does an adult day pass cost?
83 euros in the premium season, 76 euros in the saver season and 69 euros in the super-saver period (ticket-office prices from the official list).
Are there free lifts for beginners?
Yes, ten practice lifts in the valley (including Kitzbühel, Reith and Jochberg) can be used without a ski pass.
Does KitzSki have a snowpark?
Yes, including the Hanglalm Snowpark with kickers, rails and boxes plus other fun areas.
Is there a glacier in Kitzbühel?
No. KitzSki has no glacier. The elevation range is approximately 800 m to 2,000 m.
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