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Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei brings family-focused downhill skiing to the mountains of East Tyrol. The Kals and Matrei sides combine mountain pistes with children's learning areas, giving families options for both introductory lessons and a wider day of piste skiing.
A 450 m drag lift serves three downhill options. A 30 m conveyor helps beginners get started, while a 100 m conveyor carries skiers, snowboarders and sledgers uphill.
Kappl is a compact, family-friendly ski area within the Kappl & See destination. Its sunny slopes in the Paznaun valley offer space for long turns and spring skiing.
Karkogel–Sonnleiten offers downhill skiing at Abtenau in Salzburger Land. The Sonnleiten learning area caters particularly for ski and snowboard beginners, with platter lifts serving gentle practice slopes. Sonnleit’n and Poschenhof provide places to take a break beside the learning area.
Kartitscher Liftgesellschaft operates the drag lift in St. Oswald. It also manages the child-friendly Kanterlift.
Zwölferkopf is a family-oriented ski area. Returning skiers can take dedicated training with professionals.
Kasberg is a family-oriented downhill ski area with pistes ranging from blue to black, giving learners and experienced skiers different terrain choices. Brunos Kinderskiarena caters to children taking their first turns, while the funpark provides a separate focus for teenagers and freestyle skiing.
Tschaneck and Aineck are linked by a ski bridge with a conveyor. Skiways lead from hotels directly onto the pistes.
START HERESilverjet 1 provides lift access into the ski area from the valley.
Katzenkopf Leutasch is a family-oriented ski area with blue, red and black pistes served by a three-seat chairlift. Two conveyor belts support first turns.
START HEREThe three-seat chairlift serves the blue, red and black pistes.
Kellerjochbahn Schwaz is a small ski area in the Inn Valley. Its descents cater to beginners, intermediate skiers and experts.
Schilift Kesselmannhof is a family-run downhill ski area in Faistenau near Salzburg. Its winter offering centres on relaxed family ski days and children taking their first turns, with children's ski courses and the dedicated Schlumpfiskinderland children's area.
Kiental-Ramslauenen is a small downhill ski area in Kiental, with skiing focused on Chüematti. Its beginner and family orientation suits visitors seeking a compact ski day, with a blue piste and a red piste providing two different difficulty levels.
START HEREThe lift inventory includes the two-person Sesselbahn Ramslauenen chairlift and Skilift Chüematti.
Kirchberglift am Fröbelturm is a small downhill ski area on Kirchberg beside the Fröbelturm in Oberweißbach. Its skiing is concentrated on two short pistes on a northwest-facing slope, with individual advertised lengths of 200 metres and 620 metres respectively.
The Kanzelwandbahn gondola provides access from Riezlern. You can ski between Germany and Austria during the same ski day.
START HEREThe six-seat Kanzelwandbahn gondola departs from Riezlern.
Klewenalp-Stockhütte offers downhill skiing above Lake Lucerne in the mountains of Central Switzerland. Its two mountain sectors have pistes spanning different difficulty levels, with lake views adding a distinctive backdrop to a day on the slopes.
START HEREChälen has a four-person chairlift.
Klippitztörl is a family ski area combining gentle slopes with steeper pistes, making it suitable for groups with different skiing abilities. Bärenwald is one of its named lift sectors, with mountain-hut accommodation such as the GUGL-Hütte beside the slopes.
START HEREHochegger has a two-seat chairlift, Bärenwald a four-seat chairlift, and Kuhgraben drag-lift access.
Klug Lifte is a family-run ski area on the Hebalm with themed descents for children. The slopes offer views towards the Freiländeralm wind park.
START HERETwo drag lifts and one low-cable platter lift serve the skiing.
Skilifte Knittel is a small downhill ski area suited to beginners. Snowmaking supports its slopes.
Hoferlift Kolsassberg is a small downhill ski area in the Inn Valley focused on children and first-time skiers. Its compact layout combines a single ski slope, a drag lift and a magic carpet, making it a straightforward setting for families planning a day of learning.
Koralpe is a small ski area overlooking the Lavanttal. Alongside skiing and snowboarding, visitors can go snowshoeing, ski touring or sledging.
Kranjska Gora and Podkoren form a connected ski area. These slopes accommodate beginners and experienced skiers.
START HEREUse the Dolenčev rut valley station in Kranjska Gora; the Intersport Bernik rental and ski-service office is at the bottom of this chairlift.
Kreischberg’s downhill terrain ranges from gentle slopes for beginners to demanding descents for experienced skiers. Modern lifts serve the pistes, while places to eat beside the runs let visitors plan mountain lunch stops as part of their day on the slopes.
START HEREThe Kreischberg 10er is a ten-person Doppelmayr gondola.
Skilift Krinau offers local downhill skiing in the village of Krinau. Its regular weekend programme combines Saturday afternoon and evening sessions with Sunday afternoon skiing, giving visitors a choice between a daytime outing and an evening on the slope.
Kristberg above Silbertal is a compact family ski area in the Montafon, with two drag lifts serving blue and red pistes. Its easily understood layout suits relaxed recreational skiing and families with young children, with Silbis Winterwelt providing a dedicated place to learn.
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