SkiWelt Brixen im Thale
Sunny slope, variety of pistes & cross-country ski trail on the mountain
In SkiWelt Brixen, you can access the ski area directly and experience pure skiing pleasure. The pistes on the sunny side of the Brixental Valley offer everything from leisurely carving to challenging descents over the Hohe Salve, the south slope or at the Käbersalven lift.
Three valley runs are available, including the classic route, the "Kaslach" natural snow run when the snow conditions are right and the scenic Tanzer run. A special highlight is the viewing platform at the Zinsberg cable car with its impressive panorama. If you want to start early, take advantage of the early-bird skiing from mid-February and make your first turns on freshly groomed pistes from 7.30 am.
Two valley gondolas take you quickly to the ski area - one up towards Hochbrixen, the other towards Choralpe/Westendorf. The practice lift on the mountain, many easy to intermediate slopes and the ski schools are ideal for beginners. Families will love the "Kinder-SkiWelt" area with Bobo's Miniclub from the age of 3, children's club, conveyor belts, its own practice lift and spacious pistes. The speed measuring track promises excitement, while the scenic high-altitude trail in Hochbrixen is another highlight for cross-country skiers.
HIGHLIGHTS SKIWELT BRIXEN
- View from the Zinsberg viewing platform of over 70 mountains above 3,000 metres
- Two gondolas in the valley: towards Hochbrixen and towards Choralpe/Westendorf
- Cross-country skiing on the Hochbrixen high-altitude trail
- Early start at 7.30 am (from mid-February, Friday + Saturday)
- Central access to the ski area
- Après-ski on the sunny side of the valley
- Winter Woodstock of brass music in March | Night piste once a week | Dutch "Feestweek" in March
Experiences
The scenic high-altitude trail in Hochbrixen, early-bird skiing from mid-February, the speed measuring track on the Zinsberg/Filzboden and the viewing platform on the Zinsberg offer cross-country skiers, early risers, speed fans and panorama fans a varied winter experience.
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Ski lifts in Brixen
Access to SkiWelt Brixen is via two valley gondolas for skiers and pedestrians: one leads up towards Hochbrixen, the other towards Choralpe/Westendorf. There are practice lifts and conveyor belts right next to the valley stations, which are ideal for beginners and children.
Important connecting lifts are the Kälbersalvenbahn, the Filzbodenbahn and the Zinsbergbahn. They lead to Hopfgarten, Söll or Scheffau. There are also many easy lifts, for example the Schusterbühel lift, the practice lift and the Poldanger lift on Hochbrixen - perfect for beginners and families. The Zinsberg lift is a combined lift and can also be used by pedestrians to reach the viewing platform.
Access lift: Hochbrixen no. 1 | SkiWeltbahn no. 11
Slopes in Brixen
The Kälbersalven downhill runs are ideal carving pistes and the valley run delights with exciting transitions. The Kandler downhill run is particularly varied and offers challenging black and red passages and many terrain transitions. Beginners can use the practice lift in Hochbrixen to ski on the mountain for the first time.
Mountain railway tickets
You can choose between different lift tickets for your day in the snow:
What types of tickets are available in the SkiWelt Brixen?
- SkiWelt ski pass - valid for the entire SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental (single and multi-day tickets, season tickets)
- SuperSkiCard multi-day tickets - can be used in 89 ski resorts in Tyrol and Salzburg
- Single trips Brixen - pedestrian tickets for gondolas (Hochbrixen + Zinsberg + SkiWeltbahn) and cross-country skiers
- Winter hiking pass - pedestrian ticket for all winter hiking lifts in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental
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Arrival & mobility
You can reach Brixen im Thale by car via the Inntal motorway (A12), exit Wörgl-Ost (toll-free). If you are travelling by train , take the direct train to Brixen im Thale station. Alternatively, St. Johann or Wörgl are also good starting points, from where you can continue by bus or taxi. The nearest airport is Innsbruck, or alternatively Munich or Salzburg. Detailed information on routes, tips and connections can be found under the selected means of transport.
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