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Miles & More: This is how to collect your bonus miles in Kitzbühel
To collect miles in the world’s top ski area, you need a Miles & More service card. For every Euro you spend you receive one Miles & More bonus mile.
This is how to collect your bonus miles in the Kitzbühel ski area:
By purchasing ski passes for the Bergbahn AG Kitzbühel ski area, ski lovers and Miles & More participants can collect bonus miles with immediate effect.
| Ticket: | Price: | Miles: |
| 1-day ticket in the peak season | = 58.00 € | = 58 miles |
Earn & Spend - KitzSki calling!
To collect the bonus miles, simply present your Miles & More service card when you pay. You'll also need a valid photo ID to redeem the miles.
It’s quick and easy to collect or redeem your miles at the following 7 ticket offices
- Hahnenkammbahn A1
- Hornbahn B1
- Fleckalmbahn A4
- Maierlbahn E1
- Resterhöhe G1
- Pengelsteinbahn D5
- Wagstätt F1
- Miles & More ticket offices are clearly signed and therefore easy to find!
Current snow report
Quality at
the slopesgriffig
Snow-covered
slopes0 km
Last
snowfall05.01.2020
78 cm
Ski slopes-snow height on the mountain
92 cm
Depth of natural snow mountainside
52 cm
Ski slopes-snow height in the valley
5 cm
Snow height in the valley
4 °C
Temperature mountain
5 °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!)