Super Ski Card
You can find more information about the Super Ski Card for the Kitzbühel Alps, including prices, services and terms and conditions here.
MoreThe answer depends on your individual holiday needs. Families with young children are more likely to choose a local ski pass (e.g. the SkiWelt ski pass or the KitzSki ski pass). Both ski areas have specially designated family slopes - seven days a week. After all, the two Brixental ski areas are among the largest ski areas in the Austrian Alps.
Sporty skiers and families with older children are usually better advised with the all-in-one Super Ski Card. This option is particularly worthwhile for those planning to spend 3 or more ski days in Brixen im Thale, Kirchberg or Westendorf. This is because you'll have access to two ski areas that are almost completely interconnected. (The 500 m gap is bridged by a regular ski bus service between the KiWest cable car station in Westendorf and Pengelstein cable car station in Kirchberg/Aschau). Switching between ski areas is easy. They are just a stone's throw away from each other and with the Super Ski Card you're always good to go.
Advanced and leisure skiers are spoilt for choice. You'll find both ski pass options offer great benefits. In each ski area, you'll find everything you need for an unforgettable ski holiday. So why not explore the region's incredibly diverse slopes and culinary delights, especially when you can have it all with just one ski pass? All you have to do is choose on the ski pass that suits you best.
Quite frankly, if you're on a skiing holiday in one of the best ski regions in the world, wouldn't you want to experience everything the region has to offer without having to think about it? Brixen im Thale, Kirchberg and Westendorf are ideally situated for a winter holiday in Austria - right in the heart of a ski paradise, the Kitzbühel Alps.
