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Current events in Kitzbühel | Kirchberg
Top events in the 2016/17 winter season
Kitzbühel’s charm and magical allure has been enchanting numerous guests for over 125 years. Its mix of sport, nature, tradition and lifestyle make the “Gamsstadt” an international venue all year round.
The world-famous Kitzbühel and charming neighbouring village of Kirchberg offer entertainment and relaxation, culture and modernity. The cultural events calendar speaks for itself: varied and sensational, like no other place in the Alps. Kitzbühel and Kirchberg exude Alpine charm. Kitzbühel is the epitome of lifestyle in the Tirolean mountains. Come and discover these fantastic events first-hand.
Free travel on the valley practice lifts
Did you know that on the practice areas at Rasmusleiten, Mocking, Ministreif (all in Kitzbühel), Hausleiten (Jochberg) and in Aschau, Reith and Pass Thurn KitzSki are offering free skiing for children, teens and adults?
KitzSki TV Spot 2015/16 - 20 sec.
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Current snow report
Quality at
the slopesgriffig
Snow-covered
slopes0 km
Last
snowfall20.01.2020
82 cm
Ski slopes-snow height on the mountain
102 cm
Depth of natural snow mountainside
53 cm
Ski slopes-snow height in the valley
10 cm
Snow height in the valley
7 °C
Temperature mountain
3 °C
Temperature valley
Information on measurement techniques
How, when and where do we measure the depth of our snow?
Our 31 high-tech snow groomers send measuring data with GPS co-ordinates every day, which provides very precise information on the snow depth on our slopes.
Slope snow depth = the total depth of natural plus artificial snow on our ski runs.
Slope snow depth/mountain = an average of all the GPS measuring data collected every day on our slopes in the ski area that are over 1,600m above sea level.
Slope snow depth/valley = an average of all the GPS measuring data collected every day on our slopes in the ski resort around the valley stations (up to 100 metres above)
Natural snow depth/mountain: an automatic measuring station on the Schwarzkogel mountain (snowreporter.com) provides the latest data every day from 1,700m above sea level. (Note: snow drifts can influence measuring data!)