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Kitzbühel in Tyrol
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| Kitzbühel as well as Kramsach,
Kühtai, Sattelberg, Scheffau, Achensee-Maurach, Rosshütte-Hermelekopf,
Sölden, Pettnau and is one
of the most famous skiing areas of Tyrol. There is always guaranteed snow
on the Tyrolian mountains and the excellently groomed slopes are the prefect
invitation to enjoy all the thrills and excitement of the snow. |
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| Kitzbühel has become
famous because of the “Hahnenkamm” race. In 2004, the event will take place
for the 64th time on the following runs - Hahnenkamm, Streif and Ganslern.
From the 23rd to the 25th of January 2004, the world’s best skiers in the
Super-G, downhill and Slalom categories will meet here to test their skills.
The winner of the Hahnenkamm will be judged on their abilities in both the
slalom and downhill races. |
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| Kitzbühel has a great reputation
on account of its international skiing competition and ski-sports in general.
Snowboarders, cross-country skiers and carvers will be more than happy with
the slopes and facilities on offer. Children are also very well catered
for here. Many ski schools, special children’s ski-schools and lots of leisure
facilities are all available. |
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There has been great
investment in the infrastructure for skiing in this region. The winter season
2003/2004 has many new features on offer:
The skiing area Kitzbühel has several innovations on offer in winter
2003/2004 - a 8 person cable car "Pengelstein I" that takes from
the valley station “Skirast”(between Kirchberg and Aschau) -
directly to the Pengelstein area and a new 4 person chairlift, an artificial
snowing system, a permanent race track, a floodlit slope and a toboggan
run on the Sportberg "Gaisberg".
For the winter season 2004/2005 there are plans for a 3-cable-car with a
connection between the skiing areas of Hahnenkamm/Pengelstein and Jochberg/Pass
Thurn. |
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