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Kitzbühel / Wilder Kaiser

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KitzSki

Hahnenkamm–Pengelstein–Kirchberg combines varied slopes, mountain huts and the Streif, with a 3S cable-car link toward Jochberg and Pass Thurn. Kitzbüheler Horn is the sunny, quieter family-oriented side. Jochberg–Pass Thurn has wide, open high-alpine slopes and views toward the Hohe Tauern.

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Steinplatte Waidring-Tirol

Steinplatte Winklmoosalm is a family ski area on a high plateau overlooking the Kitzbühel and Chiemgau Alps and Salzburger Land. Practice slopes and sportier descents accommodate groups with different skiing abilities.

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St. Johann in Tirol

St. Johann in Tirol and Oberndorf share a ski area with broad, varied descents. Mountain huts with sun terraces provide places to stop below the Kitzbüheler Horn.

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Buchensteinwand (Pillersee)

Buchensteinwand’s compact piste network and gentle sunny slopes suit families and beginners. Red runs and challenging black pistes descending towards St. Ulrich provide options for more experienced skiers.

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Lärchenhof

Lärchenhof is a small downhill ski area directly beside Hotel Lärchenhof in Erpfendorf, east of the Wilder Kaiser. Its two runs provide a compact setting for beginners and families. Both hotel guests and external visitors can ski here, making it an option for a ski day without staying at the hotel.

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Tirolina - Haltjochlift

Tirolina is a small downhill ski area in Hinterthiersee, with a quiet atmosphere aimed primarily at beginners and young families. Its blue, red and black pistes provide a compact progression of terrain, while the FIS-homologated black run also attracts clubs and young racers for training.

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Find your base

Tierwarthof

Tierwarthof offers spacious apartments and suites furnished with natural materials, including materials from its own forestry operation.

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Hotel Tiefenbrunner

The hotel has 76 rooms, with options including private infrared heat cabins, balconies, Feng Shui designs and traditional Tyrolean styling; wellness and sauna facilities are also available.

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The Wirtshaus serves seasonally inspired Tyrolean classics and refined dishes made with regional ingredients, including Brunnhof meat and Egger beer.

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Sonnalm

Sonnalm serves freshly cooked Tyrolean food made with regional ingredients, with seating on the terrace or indoors by the fireplace.

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Restaurant s'Pfandl

The restaurant serves Tyrolean home cooking, including veal shank with roast potatoes, vegetables and bread dumplings, plus beef-fillet or turkey-breast skewers with baked potatoes and house-made sauces; its regional and international recommendation menu changes every two weeks.

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Cafe Pension Koller

The café serves regional dishes including salads, schnitzel and veggie burgers, plus a changing daily menu. Coffee, tea, cakes, pastries and ice cream are offered; hot stone grilling must be ordered in advance.

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