
Kitzbühel
AUSTRIA
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- World-famous resort offering 170km of pistes
- Boasting some of the most beautiful scenery in the Alps
- Extensive snowmaking facilities, ensuring optimal conditions
- Excellent nearby amenities, including the Aquarena
Why choose this resort
Combine all the cobbled character of the Middle Ages with state-of-the-art lifts, snow-making facilities and uncrowded pistes, and you have all the makings of a classic winter break. School ski trips to Kitzbühel can enjoy a classic Austrian winter resort, and thanks to Salzburg, Munich and Innsbruck being just 2hrs away, history and skiing are right on your snow-dusted doorstep. Hahnenkamm is the home of the annual World Cup downhill in January, which is a chance for students to get the cowbells out as they storm down the Streif piste at a top speed of over 140km/hr. The downhill section is 3312m long with an 85% gradient at its steepest point, beginning at 1665m and ending close to the centre of the resort at 802m.
On the slopes
Those looking to improve their ski skills will be pleased to know that the foot of the Kitzbühelerhorn offers plenty of chilled-out gradients, and after a couple of lessons, they’ll find plenty more options on the Pengelstein. The slopes of Saalbach, Hinterglemm and Leogang are just a short bus ride or lift away and offer groups a host of intermediate runs. Across the 170km of skiable piste, there is a great amount of choice ranging from the scary stripes of Hahnenkamm to the monolithic moguls of Ehrenbachhöhe meaning experts won’t be left wanting. This internationally renowned ski resort boasts some of the best lift connections in the Alps, including a spectacular three-cable gondola linking the Pengelstein to Jochberg. Another huge benefit to our school groups is the Panorama gondola connecting Mittersill to the Resterkogel top station. Beginners usually start either on Pass Thurn or at the Fleckalm gondola, whilst experienced skiers have a wealth of blue and red runs to explore. Snowboarders aren’t left out either with boarder-x runs, halfpipes and a gigantic board course providing the all-important air-time.
Travel details
Calais (Coach) to Kitzbühel | 15 hours |
Innsbruck to Kitzbühel | 1 hour 30 mins |
Salzburg to Kitzbühel | 1 hour 30 mins |
Munich to Kitzbühel | 2 hours 30 mins |
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RESORT HEIGHT | 800m |
LIFT RANGE | 800-2000m |
NUMBER OF LIFTS | 53 |
SIZE OF PISTE | 170km |
NUMBER OF TRAILS | 60 |
BEGINNER | 22 |
INTERMEDIATE | 25 |
ADVANCED | 13 |
SNOWMAKING | 760 snow cannons |
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Hotels

Dietsteinhof
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Great views over the Pinzgau Valley provide the backdrop to this family-run hotel with an excellent array of on-site activities giving school parties plenty to get excited about.
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Platzhaus
KITZBÜHEL
This grand looking traditional Austrian hotel is located right in the heart of Stuhlfelden and provides easy access to both the Panoramabahn gondola and the Kitzbühel ski area thanks to the close proximity of the local ski bus stop.
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Gasthof Schweizerhaus
Nestled between the beautiful Kitzbühel Alps and the Hohe Tauern, the family hotel Gasthof Schweizerhaus offers a warm welcome to our school groups.
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Apres-Ski

Apres-Ski
The après-ski scene is trendy, yet friendly, and you’ll find plenty of activities for groups wishing to carry on the fun long after the last lift has stopped for the day. Our groups love bowling, swimming and karaoke, but if you fancy indulging a spot of culture, then the typical Tyrolean evening is a lovely way to round off a legendary holiday.
Highlights
- Swimming at the ‘Aquarena’
- Bowling
- Karaoke
- Disco
- Tyrolean evening
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