Kühtai Skiing Area

In Kühtai, Austria's highest winter sports village, the slopes are right on your doorstep. With almost 50 kilometres of downhill runs nestled in the Stubai Alps, the Kühtai Skiing Area offers predominantly intermediate slopes. Thanks to its high altitude and modern snowmaking facilities covering 81% of the slopes, snow is guaranteed from the beginning of December until mid-April. The lift facilities, including the new GaisKogelBahn with heated seats, whisk you comfortably from the village to the skiing area with its wide slopes and deep-snow runs.

Freeskiers and snowboarders will find a superpipe, slopestyle, and snowcross in the KPark Kühtai, shaped by Schneestern. For children, there's the BOBO Kinderland of the Kühtai Ski School and the KidsPark. With the Kühtai-Hochoetz ski pass, you can also use the Hochoetz Ski Region, with a ski bus connecting the two locations every half hour. Kühtai is also included in the SKI plus CITY Pass Stubai Innsbruck, which covers 12 areas, and in the Oetztal Super Ski Pass.

Kühtai's slopes bear the Tyrolean Slope Quality Seal. Two years ago, a floodlit toboggan run near the Graf Ferdinand Haus, with its own ascent track, was added. It's Tyrol's highest toboggan run. Twice a week, the slopes are illuminated for night skiing. The "Zum Kaiser Maximilian" hut is also open then. Besides skiing and tobogganing, in Kühtai, whose valley station is already at over 2,020 metres above sea level, you can also enjoy snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Altitude: 2,020 - 2,520 m a.s.l.
Slopes: 48.6 km (9.2 km easy / 26.8 km medium / 8 km difficult / 3.2 km freestyle / 1.4 km routes)
Snowmaking: 81% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 12 lifts

Toboggan runs: 1 run (Kühtai toboggan run 1.3 km, Tyrol's highest toboggan run)
Cross-country ski tracks: 3 tracks around the village at more than 2,000 metres
(Claudia track 2 km, Maximilian track 3.4 km, Bilgeri track 4.5 km)