Ski in Kössen

Skiing in Kössen

Kössen, Austria (600m to 1700m)

The “Unterberg” is the local ski area for the small town of Kössen. It belongs, as does its neighbour the “Zahmer Kaiser”, to the few absolutely snow-sure addresses in Tyrol. A long, but fast single-stage six-person lift up to the Unterberghorn starts at 640m above sea level, ends at 1,480m above sea level, an ascent of m,ore than 700 vertical metres. The lift transports between 1,200 and 1,600 people per hour. With pistes continuing up to 1,700m and artificially snow cover on runs down top the valley, as well as another nice lifts to choose from, the “Unterberg” is ranked as one of the better ski centres in the Tyrol's lowlands.

Kössen

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Kössen Ski Facts

Kössen Ski Facts

		Expert Skiers
		Intermediate Skiers
		Beginners
	1	Black Run (4km)
	6	Red Runs (16km)
	2	Blue Runs (10km)
25km		Downhill Pistes
80km		Cross Country Trails
9		Ski Lifts
1100m		Max Vertical
1700m		Highest Lift
600m		Lowest Piste
600m		Resort Altitude

Kössen

The Austrian ski resort of Kössen has direct access to 25km of downhill skiing, with 9 individual pistes, served by 9 ski lifts.

Snowmaking :- Kössen is able to augment natural snow, on 7km of ski runs, with 9 Snow Cannons.

Ski Lift Capacity :- The 9 Ski Lifts of Kössen are able to uplift 7,000 skiers / snowboarders per hour.

There are four airports within two hours drive, so ski weekends, snowboard breaks and short ski holidays to Kössen are perfectly feasible. Innsbruck Airport, Munich Airport and Salzburg Airport are just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.

Skiing in Kössen

There is skiing to suit a range of abilities.

Snowboarding in Kössen

Sorry, we don't yet know much about Snowboarding in Kössen.

Kössen in brief

Kössen Ski Resort is:-
Ok for Expert Skiers.
Ok for Intermediate Skiers.
Ok for Beginners.
Good for Snowboarding.
Opened : 04 December 2011
Closes : 17 April 2012
Opening subject to Snow Conditions.

Map of Kössen