Winter at its most beautiful

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Winter at its most beautiful
www.kitzbuehel-alpen.com
München
125 km
Salzburg
85 km
Kufstein
Wien
385 km
St. Johann in Tirol
Söll
Going
Innsbruck
80 km
Reith
Wörgl
Zürich
360 km
Mailand
475 km
Kitzbühel
Westendorf
Brixen
Saalfelden
55 km
Kirchberg
Pass Thurn
Lienz
100 km
Winter demonstrates its true might here!
The Brixental valley with its charming villages of Kirchberg, Brixen im Thale and Westendorf is located at the heart of the Kitzbühel Alps.
This open valley beyond Kitzbühel and Wörgl is nestled between 2 ski resorts which represent quality, tradition and size. The south-facing
tributaries of the Brixental comprise rare natural landscapes and are a paradise for snow shoe walkers, ski tour participants and anyone who
wants to enjoy winter to the full. The Brixental valley shows off its true scale in winter.
BRIXEN IM THALE
KIRCHBERG
WESTENDORF
Tracking down the best skiers in the world
Alpine skiing has a long-standing tradition in the Kitzbühel Alps. Some unforgettable ski legends have shaped the Hahnenkamm race and
celebrated glorious victories over the formidable Streif. But this is just one aspect; the diversity on offer on the dreamy ski pistes at all difficulty
levels offers ambitious skiers, families and beginners the ultimate skiing pleasure. More than 430 km of ideally prepared ski pistes in the
Kitzbühel ski resort and the Wilder Kaiser – Brixental ski world guarantee the finest descents.
KITZBÜHEL-KIRCHBERG SKI RESORT
SKIWELT WILDER KAISER - BRIXENTAL
10 Skigebiete
1 Skipass
10 Skigebiete
1 Skipass
KITZBÜHEL
Westendorf - SkiWelt
GOING
KIRCHBERG
ELLMAU
BRIXEN IM THALE
SCHEFFAU
WESTENDORF
SÖLL
HOPFGARTEN
ITTER
KELCHSAU
LIFTS AND RAILWAYS
PISTES
Total lifts and railways 54
Total prepared pistes Cable cars Chair lifts Tow lifts Practice lifts and conveyors 10
26
14
4
Easy pistes (blue) Medium-difficult pistes (red) Difficult pistes (black) LIFTS AND RAILWAYS
170 km
69 km
77 km
24 km
Total lifts and railways
91
Total prepared pistes 263 km
Cable cars Rack railway Chair lifts
Tow lifts
Practice lifts and conveyors
14
1
37
24
15
Easy pistes (blue)
Medium-difficult pistes (red) Difficult pistes (black) 124 km
128 km
11 km
SKI ROUTES
Marked but not prepared More information: www.bergbahn-kitzbuehel.at
PISTES
SKI ROUTES
32 km
Marked but not prepared More information: www.skiwelt.at
16 km
Fast and comfortable to the pleasures of the summit
The Kitzbühel - Kirchberg ski resort and Wilder Kaiser – Brixental ski world are two of Europe’s largest and most modern ski resorts. To ensure
our guests enjoy the pure skiing pleasure to the full, the mountain railway companies are constantly investing in comfort and security. The latest
snow-making facilities, piste preparation equipment and an army of well-trained employees ensure the ideal piste conditions each and every day.
Culinary treats of the highest quality
Traditional food is served at the mountain huts – the ever popular sugared pancakes and cheese pasta are a must!
The restaurants in the valley also serve local specialities. Grandma’s recipes are re-interpreted and combined with regional quality products to
create a genuine treat for the taste buds. Simon Taxacher is a figurehead for fine cuisine. With his numerous awards (3 Gault Millau toques and
2 Michelin stars which he has secured for his restaurant, Relais & Châteaux Rosengarten) he is one of Austria’s top chefs.
Tracking down nature
The South-facing tributaries of the Brixentals Aschau, Windau and Kelchsau are home to some rare natural landscapes. Winter is like a beautiful
fairy-tale here. The valleys are particularly popular as a starting point for dreamy ski tours on the peaks of the southern Kitzbühel Alps. The ascent
is rewarded with imposing panoramic views of the Hohe Tauern and in good weather, views extend as far as Munich. This feeling of elation
continues with a descent in the powder or firn snow, transforming the day into an unforgettable adventure.
Relax and recharge your batteries
A walk through the snowy winter landscapes, a sledging party or a guided snow shoe tour – the Brixental valley also has plenty to offer away
from the ski pistes. The tourist board also offers family guided walks and snow shoe tours. A fast sledging party or climbing of the ice tower
on the Obergaisberg offer even more action. Romantics can explore the captivating winter landscape in a horse-drawn carriage or
stop off at a traditional guesthouse.
The most beautiful festivals and events in winter
The events calendar is packed full with top events and beautiful festivities. Highlights such as the Hahnenkamm warm-up, horse races or the
famous Hahnenkamm race create a top atmosphere in the region. The pre-Christmas period is all about tradition and contemplation. In addition
to the aromatic mulled wine, punch, chestnuts and gingerbread, there are also plenty of lively customs to see and hear at the Christmas markets
and Advent events. The people of the Brixental valley are very sociable and like to celebrate each and every festival!
München
125 km
Brixen
Kirchberg
Westendorf
BRIXENTAL 2013
TIROL · AUSTRIA
Salzburg
85 km
Kufstein
Wien
385 km
St. Johann in Tirol
Söll
Going
Innsbruck
80 km
Reith
Wörgl
Zürich
360 km
Kitzbühel
Mailand
475 km
Westendorf
Brixen
Saalfelden
55 km
Kirchberg
26.06. - 07.07. 2013
KitzAlpBike
Mountainbike
Festival
www.kitzalpbike.at
Pass Thurn
Lienz
100 km
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Tourist board
Kitzbühel Alps - Brixental
A-6365 Kirchberg in Tirol · Hauptstrasse 8
E-mail: info@kitzbuehel-alpen.com
www.kitzbuehel-alpen.com
Brixen im Thale local office
A-6364 Brixen i. Th. · Dorfstrasse 93
Tel. +43 5357 2000-200
Fax: +43 5357 2000-290
E-mail: brixen@kitzbuehel-alpen.com
Kirchberg local office
A-6365 Kirchberg i. T. · Hauptstrasse 8
Tel. +43 5357 2000-100
Fax: +43 5357 2000-190
E-mail: kirchberg@kitzbuehel-alpen.com
Westendorf local office
A-6363 Westendorf · Schulgasse 2
Tel. +43 5357 2000-300
Fax: +43 5357 2000-390
E-mail: westendorf@kitzbuehel-alpen.com
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