Kirchdorf - Traditional, Charming And Spectacular Scenery

Kirchdorf is situated on the impressive Wilder Kaiser Mountain. The resort is located among some of the most spectacular scenery in Austria and is situated at 640m with 1km of piste. Kirchdorf Ski resort is small but charming and is best suited to beginners and intermediates, although the Schneewinkel area pass covers an outstanding 10 separate resorts, giving all skiers of all abilities over 170kms of piste to tackle and offering some of the best skiing terrain in the world. The world famous Hahnenkamm Race Week is only one of the many Ski and boarding related festivals held in the Kirchdorf Ski region each season, which are well worth seeing.

These attractions have led to an increase in popularity of Kirchdorf Ski Weekend Breaks with not just the stunning scenery being an attraction but also the fantastic Kirchdorf skiing. Kirchdorf Hotels and accommodations are of typical Tyrolean design and offer good value for money. Kirchdorf Flights are available from most UK Airports all bookable online here at Holiday Hypermarket!

Piste Fact File On Kirchdorf

• Resort height – 640m
• Highest lift – 850m
• Number of slopes - 3
• Number of lifts – 4
• Longest run – 1km
• Vertical drop – 210m

Beginners- The gentle nursery slopes next to the centre of the resort make Kirchdorf excellent for learning the basics in skiing, with great tuition that will have you mastering the slopes in no time.

Intermediate - With the access to the surrounding 10 resorts, Kirchdorf offers an excellent variety of slopes for intermediates to practise their technique, so they can advance to the more challenging slopes on offer.

Advanced – With such variety advanced skiers will easily find challenging black runs to enjoy. Around 75% of the slopes are geared toward intermediate and advanced skiers, which is great for testing out skills and techniques. There is also the world’s most difficult down hill run for the experienced and daring to enjoy.

Snowboarders – Kirchdorf offers some cruising piste for snowboarders to practice on, but more advanced boarders should head to one of the other surrounding resorts for more testing challenges.

Après Ski – On the whole, entertainment in Kirchdorf is low key and lighthearted. There are a number of good bars and restaurants serving good value traditional and international menus. Kirchdorf also offers a wellness centre with excellent facilities including a swimming pool, sauna and steam rooms. There are also day activities such as sleigh rides, ice-skating, cross-country skiing and walking trails.

Transfers – Salzburg 1hr 15minutes and Innsbruck 1hr 45minutes.