A spacious family chalet in Piesendorf near Zell am See, slopes, mountains, lifts and village life on the doorstep, and the whole valley to come home to after the last run.
A spacious family chalet in Piesendorf near Zell am See, slopes, mountains, lifts and village life on the doorstep, and the whole valley to come home to after the last run.
Skiing somewhere else this trip? The Zell am See–Kaprun area has eight other ski resorts besides KitzSki.
KitzSki spreads across Kitzbühel and Kirchberg and takes in the Hahnenkamm, home of the Streif — the most feared downhill course in ski racing. Most of the area is far friendlier than that suggests, with a large linked network and a town at the bottom that takes its skiing seriously.
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Ten beds in Piesendorf, about 31 minutes over the pass.
Not sure where to grab a lift pass or rent skis before your first day on the mountain? We've mapped out the closest, most convenient stops — ski rental shops, pass counters and other essentials — so you're not scrambling on the morning of. Tap a pin for opening hours, directions and what to expect at each stop.
About 34 km north, roughly 31 minutes, over the Pass Thurn road towards Kitzbühel. Kirchberg and Jochberg both have valley stations on the way in.
Around 242 marked runs totalling roughly 186 km, between 762 m and 1,993 m, with about 63 lifts. There is 91 km graded easy, 61 km intermediate, 29 km advanced and a further 7 runs graded expert.
Reasonably — 13 novice runs and 91 km of easy piste give beginners somewhere to go, and 14 magic carpets serve the learning areas. The Hahnenkamm terrain above is a different proposition entirely.
Intersport Kitzsport has shops at the Pengelstein stations, with Schiladl - Gwandladl, Racingdoc, Hervis and Sporthütte Winkler spread around the valley. All are pinned on the map above.
