Sulzkogel
medium
6.6 km
4 h
Kühtai at a glance
- Altitude: 2020 metres above sea level
- Accommodation
- Food and drink
- Events
- Village map
At an altitude of 2,020 metres above sea level, Kühtai is already higher than some mountain huts. This unique location makes the village an absolute paradise for skiing and hiking. In winter, Kühtai is the highest ski resort in Austria. In summer, it's the highest starting point for hikes. The resort captivates visitors with its crystal clear mountain lakes embedded in the high mountain landscape. Kühtai is best reached by car, as it is only around 40 kilometres or a 45-minute drive from Innsbruck, the capital city of Tyrol.
Kühtai ski resort
Thanks to its location at an altitude of 2,020 metres above sea level, Kühtai offers the ultimate skiing experience. The village, which is also called Kühtai, lies in the centre of the ski resort at 2,020 metres above sea level and the slopes all go up from there. This makes Kühtai the highest ski resort in Austria except for the glaciers. Kühtai is so snow-sure that you can ski there from December until Easter. Feeling the spring sunshine on your face and the snow crunching under your skis is a real treat. Another special feature for guests: the hotels are just a few steps from the slopes so you don't need to take a bus. For anyone not staying directly in Kühtai, there is a free ski bus.
The guided active programme
Free and healthy
Winter in the Innsbruck region is as diverse as its guests: whether you are looking for something leisurely and relaxing or sporty and challenging, we've got the perfect taster session for every beginner and the ideal challenge for pros – with stunning panoramic views along the way. With a stay of 2 nights, the free Welcome Card gives you access to an extensive active programme full of fantastic tours accompanied by certified guides.
Off to the slopes! Why I can hardly wait for winter skiing in the Innsbruck region
The new KühSpielplatz – family fun in Kühtai
XLETIX Challenge in Kühtai: The obstacle course for high alpine heroes
Mountain guide tips: How to stay safe in the mountains in winter
Stars on ice: Natural Track Luge World Cup in Kühtai 2023
Fineweather: 80%
