Highlights.
Why Kühtai is considered one of the ski resorts in Tyrol with the most reliable snow conditions
Skiing at 2,500 meters
Overview Map
Winter on the Move
There's always something going on. At over 2,000 meters.
During night skiing, illuminated slopes offer special skiing experiences well into the evening, while moonlight tobogganing takes place on Tyrol’s highest toboggan run. There are also numerous sporting events and activities. Kühtai is set to host a major sporting highlight from March 6 through 9, 2027: that’s when the halfpipe competitions of the 2027 FIS Snowboard, Freestyle, and Freeski World Championships in Montafon will take place here. All other dates are clearly listed in the event calendar.
Real-Time Panorama
Austria’s highest-altitude ski resort combines guaranteed snow with direct access to the ski area and short distances between accommodations and the slopes. A place that doesn’t just hope for winter—it guarantees it. One glance at the webcam is all it takes, and winter is already here.
Snow Guarantee PLUS: The History of Coins
Kühtai is located at a higher elevation than any other ski resort in Austria. And that’s exactly what sets it apart. Its high altitude ensures reliable snow conditions from the start of the season well into spring. Plus: The ski area starts right in town, and many accommodations are located directly on the slopes. Instead of a long drive, the focus here is on hitting the slopes right away—just hop on and go. Time well spent. And worth every penny.
By the way, you can find the perfect coin in Hall in Tirol: At Burg Hasegg, with its famous mint tower, visitors can immerse themselves in the history of one of Europe’s most important mints. Coins minted here became famous far beyond the borders of Tyrol and even gave the dollar its name.
