SKI RESORT AT 2,000 METRES

The Sellrain Valley is home to the village of Kühtai – a true winter paradise and ideal destination for skiing and much more nestled amongst high alpine scenery and surrounded by fantastic ski slopes. Innsbruck is just a 45 minute drive away but it feels like a different world – a place where nothing disturbs the winter idyll. Lifts include one gondola and five chairlifts, as well as five drag lifts and a magic carpet for beginners. A special feature of Kühtai: you can basically roll right out of bed and onto the pistes. There’s no need to travel or lug ski equipment in and out of the car – the slopes are literally right on your doorstep. 

Natural snow in the Sellrain Valley

Ski holidays in Kühtai are delightfully varied thanks to the 41 km of great slopes. The village is located 2,020 metres above sea level and the high altitude means that the 6 km of easy, 7 km of difficult and 26 km of intermediate slopes are almost always covered with natural snow. The majority of pistes also have snowmaking facilities if required.

Snowboarding and night skiing

Kühtai is also a paradise for snowboarders: the K-Park includes rails, kickers, corners and jibs. And the snowboarding fun even continues after dark on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, when both boarders and skiers can enjoy night skiing on three kilometres of floodlit slopes.

Food & drink on the mountain

Soak up the sun, relax and enjoy – rustic mountain huts, hotel terraces and local bars are all part of skiing in Kühtai. Visit the Graf Ferdinand Haus mountain hut to enjoy homemade Tyrolean delicacies with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains – and afterwards enjoy sledding fun on the neighbouring toboggan run. Hütte zum Kaiser Maximilian, known as the Kaiser Max Hütte for short, is a mountain hut and popular meeting point with incredible panoramic views matched only by those from the Drei Seen Hütte. Catch a few rays during your lunch break and treat yourself to classic ski hut delights, such as Germknödel (a sweet dumpling filled with plum jam) or apple strudel. The Dorfstadl in the village of Kühtai is a rustic setting with great food and a fantastic atmosphere.