SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental Reviews

Unfortunately, the main slopes and some connecting runs are not always groomed regularly, so red runs quickly become black mogul fields, and blue bypasses turn these runs into deep red mogul fields. This is absolutely unacceptable for beginners and life-threatening. What's worse, in my opinion, is that the ungroomed/unmaintained slopes aren't marked, which would be the bare minimum for the safety of guests, for example, with black flags or other warning signs! It's possible to close slopes, so that can't be the reason! At these prices, this should be expected, and those responsible should urgently address the issue.

• Great slopes, fantastic area, superb panorama
• Unfortunately, not all ski slopes are regularly maintained.

The area and ski resort are fantastic, the slopes would be amazing if they were regularly groomed. We were there for three days and couldn't even ski on a groomed slope; there were lots of icy patches and just large piles of fresh snow. That's unacceptable for me; it makes skiing no fun at all, especially for beginners... far too dangerous. For €76 a day, you expect groomed slopes. It's a real shame because the ski resort is truly great, even though it was incredibly crowded – I think because of Carnival – and everyone was stumbling down the slopes; it was awful. A real pity... We won't be going back.

• Huge ski resort, great slopes
• We were there for 3 days, the slopes weren't groomed for 3 days, dangerous for many skiers, the pass is very expensive

A great ski resort with a stunning panorama, but the slopes are in very poor condition. Due to the warm temperatures and the lack of natural snow (only artificial snow), the slopes are icy and dangerous – even for experienced skiers. Of course, the ski resort can't control the weather, but misleading advertising with "grippy" snow is unacceptable. Given the actual conditions, the high price is not justified. After the first day, we therefore switched to the Zillertal Arena in the mornings.

• Large ski resort
• Poorly groomed slopes, very icy

Large, beautiful, and highly recommended

• Extensive range of slopes
• Hardly any ski in/out

A great ski resort that's a lot of fun.

• Top area. Great commuting area. Beautiful wide slopes. Sunshine. Great mountain huts. Diverse runs.
• High price, sometimes icy sections of the slopes.

All in all, a great ski resort where you can really spend a week's ski holiday without getting bored.

• Gigantic
• In some cases, the slopes become very poor in the afternoon because no grooming takes place in between.

The entire ski resort was a complete disaster due to the temperatures. Many skiers were injured; it's absolutely unsuitable for beginners, and none of this is being reported by those in charge on the WilderKaiser website. It's a disgrace what's sacrificed for commercial gain. Serious injuries are simply being accepted as a risk. Never again.

• Worst slope conditions in warm temperatures

Home Ski Resorts Austria Tyrol SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental Reviews SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental Reviews SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental Editorial Review Overall Rating: Slopes & Lifts Snowboarding Cross-Country Skiing Après-Ski Families / Children Beginners Intermediate / Experts Reviews from our Winter Vacationers Overall Rating: Average score from 1002 reviews Slopes & Lifts Snowboarding Cross-Country Skiing Après-Ski Families / Children Mountain Huts / Restaurants Beginners Intermediate / Professionals Value for Money Submit a review michael_hoegl@web.de Review date: February 5, 2024 Helpful (x) 0 We went skiing at the Wilder Kaiser on the weekend of February 3rd and 4th. The weather on Saturday was really very good, with temperatures reaching 10 degrees Celsius in the sun. Unfortunately, almost all the slopes (except for a few shady ones) were in a disastrous condition. And that's really no exaggeration. Some slopes are an absolute disgrace, even for experienced skiers like ourselves, and simply unacceptable for the ticket price. Wilder Kaiser is off our list for now. Regards, Michael Read more Erich S. Review date: February 4, 2024 Helpful (x) 0 The information on the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser website is completely incorrect. The last snowfall was definitely not on February 2nd. Apart from the slopes, everything is green. Nowhere else is there snow. We had temperatures up to 13 degrees Celsius and sunshine over the weekend. The water is melting everywhere, and the snow is disappearing. For inexperienced skiers and those who don't frequent the area, it's almost life-threatening. Even the blue runs have turned into black, salty mogul fields by midday, especially in Itter, Söll, and Scheffau. The snow groomer is constantly having to rescue injured skiers. But those in charge aren't doing anything about it. That's unacceptable. Anyone who has booked an expensive hotel should have the slope conditions confirmed beforehand and then perhaps demand a refund. With these above-freezing temperatures, this is no longer acceptable. There are more inexperienced and less experienced skiers. Even locals are leaving the slopes by midday at the latest because it's becoming too dangerous. Don't believe any other fake posts. ...

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Im großen und ganzen sehr gutes Gebiet

• Alle zusammen im Skigebiet
• Zu viele holländer

Tolles Skigebiet, alles verbunden und sehr gut präpariert

• Auch trotz letztem Schneefall vor 4 Wochen sehr gut präparierte Pisten, sehr freundliches Personal