Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun Snow Report

Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun snow report

Snow Report last updated: Jul 02. Before putting on your skis, check the snow conditions at Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun one last time. Height and quality of the snow, date of the last snowfall, today's weather, temperature, wind... all the information you are looking for to have a great day of skiing. Please note Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun snow reports are sourced directly from the ski resort and are only recorded during the official ski season's opening to closing dates.

Closed·Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun is closed for the season. Projected reopening: Oct 10.

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Snow Report last updated: Jul 02

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Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun
Oct 10

Projected Opening

May 17

Projected Closing

Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun is located in Salzburg’s Zell am See-Kaprun region, combining the high-alpine glacier terrain of Kitzsteinhorn with the gentler, village-linked slopes of Maiskogel above Kaprun. The resort reaches up to 3,029 m, giving it one of the most snow-reliable settings in Austria, with average annual snowfall of around 551 cm and snowmaking supporting key lower sections. The SKI RESORT AREA covers 610 ha, with 61 pistes served by 24 lifts. The ski area offers a broad mix of terrain, with around 43% beginner-friendly runs, 39% intermediate pistes and 18% expert terrain. This makes it unusually versatile: families and learners can build confidence on Maiskogel, while stronger skiers can head higher to Kitzsteinhorn for glacier skiing, steeper sections and long descents. The vertical range from 768 m to 3,029 m creates a striking change in scenery from village slopes to open alpine terrain. Visitors choose Kitzsteinhorn Maiskogel - Kaprun for its combination of reliable snow, modern lift links and year-round mountain appeal. The 3K K-onnection links Kaprun directly with the Kitzsteinhorn, while family facilities, ski schools, scenic viewpoints and glacier attractions make the resort suitable for both skiers and non-skiing companions. It is a strong choice for British visitors wanting dependable conditions, varied pistes and a lively base village without losing easy access to high-altitude skiing.

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