Kühtai
Le plus haut village de ski d'Autriche, où les pistes enneigées descendent directement vers les hôtels des deux côtés du col, avec un vaste terrain de freeride ouvert au-dessus de la limite des arbres et de confortables soirées tyroliennes spa-et-strudel en contrebas.
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What to expect at Kühtai
Kühtai is Austria's highest ski village at 2,020 m, on a broad saddle 35 minutes from Innsbruck by road. That altitude means the season opens in late November and there is snow on the pistes when the surrounding valleys are still autumn brown. The area is a modest 43 km on 12 lifts, wrapped around the Dreiseenhütte on the ridge, with high, treeless terrain and a good beginner sector directly by the village. Because of the elevation there is essentially no village outside the ski hotels themselves, this is a place to ski and eat rather than to sightsee, but for a snow-sure short break from Innsbruck it is hard to beat.
Kühtai piste map
The official Kühtai piste map showing every run, lift and sector. Zoom in for detail or open it full screen.
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View and download Kühtai ski map ↗Getting to Kühtai
- Innsbruck Airport (INN)30 min
- Memmingen (FMM)2 h 30 min
- Salzburg Airport (SZG)2 h 30 min
- Munich Airport (MUC)2 h 30 min
Drive times are estimates based on typical winter road conditions. Book transfers in advance during peak Saturday changeovers.
Resort figures are checked against official resort sources each season. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
Stations à proximité
Axamer Lizum
A double-mountain setup above Innsbruck pairing Axamer Lizum's Olympic pedigree and serious off-piste credentials with Muttereralm's gentle, family-certified slopes - all topped off with the largest covered sun terrace in Austria.
Stubai Glacier
Austria's largest glacier ski area, 45 minutes from Innsbruck and open eight months a year.
Sölden
Two glaciers, an 007 lounge and a party scene that opens the World Cup each October.