Getting around while you're there

Transport in the Kitzbühel Alps

Even without your own car you can get around the Kitzbühel Alps. The public transport network can take you to your destination by train or bus. Excursion destinations can also be reached quickly and easily at any time. A wide range of public transport within the region is included in the Kitzbüheler Alpen Card. In order to use local trains and buses, you need one of the four Kitzbüheler Alpen Guest Cards (Hohe Salve, Brixental Valley, St. Johann in Tirol or PillerseeTal), which you will receive from your host. Sustainable and good for your budget.

In winter, you have the opportunity to take a ski bus directly to the ski area. You can use this bus for free in your ski gear. Would you prefer to take a car? No problem - on this page you will find all the information and a route planner for your car journeys.

Kitzbüheler Alpen Card

The Kitzbüheler Alpen Guest Card from one of the four regions Holiday Region Hohe Salve, Brixental Valley, St. Johann in Tirol region and PillerseeTal) is your personal advantage card. Along with appealing discounts for excursion destinations, cable car tickets and family offers, there are local public transport deals.

Worth knowing:
train and bus tickets are free with this card. The Guest Card acts as your travel ticket on all regional bus and train connections in the holiday region.
You can receive the card for free from your accommodation provider upon arrival.

The transport services included:

use of the train line between Wörgl and Hochfilzen (all local trains excluding IC, EC and Railjet)
Use of bus connections in the particular region - Holiday Region Hohe Salve, Brixental Valley, St. Johann in Tirol region and PillerseeTal

Getting around with the train & bus

With the train and the bus you will reach your destinations in full comfort. The Kitzbüheler Alpen Card can be used as a travel ticket on public transport in the region. All local trains between Wörgl and Hochfilzen are free with the personal advantage card (excluding IC, EC and Railjet). In every region you will find bus lines on which the particular Guest Card is valid.

Public transport is also well suited for longer day trips and short town/city trips. You can therefore travel sustainably, quickly and comfortably right through Tirol.

Good to know:
The Tiroler Verkehrsverbund provides a 2Plus day ticket special offer. For just € 34- one or two adults with up to three children under 15 can use public transport for a full day in the whole of Tirol.

Ski buses in the Holiday Region Hohe Salve

Ski buses in the Brixental Valley

Ski buses in the St. Johann in Tirol region

Ski bus PillerseeTal

Getting around with a car

Treat your car to a break and leave it parked. With regional transport options you can move about simply and comfortably with buses and local trains.

You will also find some electric car sharing options in the region. Reach your destination flexibly, sustainably and cheaply. You can find information on the regions' pages.

In the holiday region there are a few places that can't be reached with a bus or train despite the extensive public transport network. There are numerous regional taxi companies in the Holiday Region Hohe Salve the Brixental Valley, the St. Johann in Tirol region and PillerseeTal, which will take you to your destination safely and quickly. If you find a taxi company in the resort you are located in, you shouldn't have long to wait.