Kitzbühel Snow Report

Kitzbühel, located in the Tyrolean Alps of Austria, is one of Europe’s most iconic ski resorts, renowned for its alpine charm, historic town, and world-class skiing. Positioned between Salzburg and Innsbruck, it offers easy access while maintaining the atmosphere of a traditional alpine village. The resort receives an average of 239 cm of snow annually and supports this with extensive snowmaking, ensuring reliable conditions throughout the winter season. The ski area spans 567 hectares, with 90 pistes served by 58 lifts, offering seamless access across the mountain. The 188 km of skiable terrain includes a balanced mix for all levels—54% intermediate, 36% advanced, and 11% expert—making it a well-rounded destination for individuals, couples, and families. The facilities are especially accommodating for younger skiers, with ski schools, gentle learning areas, and kid-friendly zones conveniently located near the base areas. What sets Kitzbühel apart is the combination of extensive terrain, a rich racing heritage (including the legendary Hahnenkamm downhill), and the town’s blend of medieval architecture and modern comforts. Whether you're a skier seeking variety or a holidaymaker after alpine culture and hospitality, Kitzbühel delivers an authentic mountain experience that continues to attract visitors year after year.