Kaprun is a small, cozy Alpine village in northern Austria, near the border with Germany. It gained its fame among tourists thanks to the ski resort and the Kitzsteinhorn glacier. Kaprun is visited both in winter and summer. In the cold season, most entertainment is associated with winter sports, and in the warm season - with mountain trekking and bicycles.
For athletes who come here, there is all the necessary infrastructure, and cable cars and ski lifts with simple slopes are accessible directly from the center of the village. Near the village there are two peaks, Maiskogel and Kitzsteinhorn, which are equipped for skiing and snowboarding, as well as the small Lechnerberg area for quiet slopes.
In the near future, they will all be connected by a single cable car line. The neighboring towns of Zell am See and Schuttdorf also have high-level ski resorts. It is convenient to travel between villages using free ski buses.
Weather
Ski resort Kaprun is open throughout the year. Due to the moderate climate, staying here and playing sports at any time will be quite comfortable. The average temperature in the area does not fall below -5 degrees in winter, and in summer does not rise above +25 degrees. The coldest months are December and January. The sunniest months are March and April.
The favorable period for skiing and snowboarding lasts from the end of November to April inclusive. This period is divided into high and low seasons, depending on which prices for accommodation and holidays in Kaprun change. The summit of the Kitzsteinhorn can be skied throughout the year. Before stopping at the resort, you should check the condition of the trails and weather conditions on the official website.
Trails
The highest peak with ski slopes, located next to the resort of Kaprun, is called Kitzsteinhorn. It has an altitude of 3203 meters above sea level. The remaining mountains are less high: Maiskogel - 1570 meters and Lechnerberg - 770 meters.
The lower stations of the ski lifts to the Maiskogel and Lechnerberg slopes are located in the center of the village, and the cable car to the Kitzsteinhorn glacier is in the immediate vicinity. The path is about six kilometers long. south direction can be covered by ski bus or rented car. The trails on all slopes have different levels of difficulty: “blue”, “red”, “black”.
For beginner athletes, Lechnerberg and Maiskogel are more suitable. For experienced skiers and snowboarders - Kitzsteinhorn. On top of that, the resort has eleven schools with experienced instructors teaching children and adults.
The total length of the slopes in the Kaprun ski resort is more than 40 kilometers.
Ninety percent of them are marked in blue and red. Only three kilometers are reserved for the most difficult routes. The resort has become a favorite place for extreme sports enthusiasts, as there are many places suitable for freeride. Snowboarders and skiers will be pleased with the number of snow parks and the largest superpipe in the country. You can climb any slope using cable cars or rope tows, chair lifts.
Glacier
The Kitzsteinhorn peak and the glacier of the same name have become a symbol of the region. People simply call it " white mountain" The lifts to the top operate all year round with a short break in June. Due to the fact that the snow cover remains here almost all the time, skiers and snowboarders can descend from it in winter and summer.
Also at an altitude of 3029 meters above sea level is the most famous observation deck in Austria - Top of Salzburg, which offers incredible views. Here is the gallery National Park Hohe Tauern, cinema, restaurant and ice arena. In order to conveniently get to all objects, it is better to settle near or in the village of Kaprun itself. The choice of hotels, guesthouses and hostels in this place is quite wide.
Ski pass in 2019
Ski pass prices vary depending on age, season and choice of ski slope. The influx of tourists occurs between December 20 and April 10. Cost of a day visit to the Kitzsteinhorn, difference by altitude level:
- to the top point (3029 meters) - 42 euros for adults, 31.5 euros for teenagers, 21 euros for children;
- to Alpicentre (2450 meters) - 34 euros for adults, 25.5 euros for teenagers, 17 euros for children;
- to Langwidboden (1976 meters) - 21 euros for adults, 15.7 euros for teenagers, 10.5 euros for children.
The cost of a day visit to Maiskogel is 20 euros for adults, 15 euros for teenagers and 10 euros for children. Single ride on the Alpine Coaster Maisiflitzer sleigh - 11 euros for adults, 8 euros for teenagers, 5 euros for children.
Tickets can be purchased online or at the resort box office. KeyCards may require a photograph to be issued. A deposit of 2 euros is required for the ski pass, which is returned after skiing. More detailed information listed on the official website.
How to get there
The ski resort of Kaprun is within the boundaries of federal state Salzburg, which in turn is the closest major transport hub in Austria. It can also be reached from Innsbruck or Munich (Germany) by public transport, rented car or chartered transfer.
Trains
Trains are great way travel around Europe. Their advantages are relatively low prices for tickets and high level comfort of the carriages. The nearest train station is called "Zell am See" and is located in city of the same name. It is served by trains from Salzburg (1.5 hour journey), Innsbruck (2 hour journey), Munich (2.5 hour journey) and Vienna (4 hour journey). Then from the station to the center of the village of Kaprun, tourists travel by bus.
Buses
Intercity buses stop near the train station in Zell am See. There you can transfer to flights No. 660 and 611, following the route Zell am See - Kaprun - Kitzsteinhorn. From the end of October to the beginning of May, travel there is free for ski pass holders. The route map is indicated on the official website.
Automobile
In almost any city in Austria it is possible to rent a car. This method is convenient for comfortable movement around the country. The journey from Salzburg via the A10 and B311 highways takes 1.5 hours. The distance between the cities is 99 kilometers.
From Innsbruck the route follows the A12 highway for 142 kilometers. Travel time is 2 hours.
Departing from Munich, you will have to cross the Austrian-German border. The journey follows the A8 highway and takes almost 3 hours. The distance between points is 217 kilometers.
Taxi
For a group of tourists wanting to visit the Kaprun ski resort, it is convenient to order a transfer from KiwiTaxi.
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Town Kaprun is located in the Salzburg region of Pinzgau and together with Zell am See form the famous European Sports Region (ESR). ESR is perhaps the most popular place relaxation for a huge number of fans of both the mountains themselves and the unique atmosphere of the Swiss Alps.
Kaprun- a provincial and unusually friendly town, located twenty minutes (10 km) drive from the foot of the Kitzsteinhorn mountain, whose height is 3,203 m, (“Kaprun glacier”). Unlike the noisy Zell am See, in Kaprun you can truly enjoy the space, silence and a downright homely atmosphere.
Events at the resort:
International snow festival Intersport Snowfestival - December.
Ice festival on Lake Zeller - February.
Night flights on balloons- February.
Closing of the season - the Firn-and-Fun-Happening festival - early May.
Kaprun - a place for beginner skiers and athletes who want to hone their technique in comfortable conditions. The resort is very compact, so the location of the hotel here is unimportant, and you need very little time to get to the slopes. Disadvantages: small ski area - to expand it, you will have to take a ski-bus to Zell am See all year round. And yet, the resort provides great opportunities for soft comfortable skating, educational skating and for practicing technique. The most comfortable ski area in Austria after Schladming, the Kitzsteinhorn glacier (from 786 m to 3,029 m), will delight both beginners and amateurs with its slopes. Riding on the Maiskogel is more suitable for beginners: despite the fairly steep hill, the slopes have a comfortable terrain and are suitable for educational riding.
Ski season lasts from December to April, and on the Kaprun glacier - all year round.
Sports opportunities in the region
Horseback riding, horseback riding and sleigh rides.
Outdoor ice skating rink (4) + skating on Lake Zeller.
Curling.
6 tennis courts and 2 squash courts.
Sledding (rodelbahn 3 km from Zell am See).
Wellness center with indoor pool, sauna, solarium.
Winter golf.
Illuminated night cross-country ski trails in Kaprun.
5 square kilometers of ice on the lake provide opportunities for playing hockey, ice skating, and other ice activities.
Paragliding, snowrafting.
Ski info
Ski area - 757-3030 m
Height difference - 2243 m
Trails - 21
Blue trails (for beginners) - 56%
Red trails (medium difficulty) - 44%
Lifts - 27 (Chairlifts - 6; T-bars - 18; Gondolas/funiculars - 3)
Snowboard park - 2
Halfpipe
Trails with artificial snow - 39%
Cross-country ski trails - 18 km
Toboggan runs - 4
Trails
The area can be divided into two parts: Maiskogel (1675 m) and the Kaprun Glacier (3203 m). Skiing on Maiskogel is for beginners: the slopes have a comfortable terrain and are excellent for learning skiing. Kaprun will please both beginners and amateurs. From the station there are two multi-seat cabin lifts, one of which goes to an altitude of 1976 m, and the other at the same altitude has an intermediate station and continues to the Alpincenter (2452 m). For snowboard lovers, Kaprun has a “fan park” with a boarder cross track (height 2900 m) and a “half pipe”.
Ski pass prices:
Ski pass for one day high/low season in euros:
Kitzsteinhorn: 35/36 - for adults; 28/28.5 - for teenagers and 17.5/18 - for children.
Schmittenhoch: 32.5/37 - for adults; 27/29 - for teenagers and 16/18 - for children.
Maiskogel: 23 - for adults; 18.4 for teenagers and 11.5 for children.
Ski schools and kindergartens:
There are a total of about eleven ski schools in the Kaprun sports region. In the very center of Kaprun there is a well-equipped children's ski school for children from 2.5 years old. Ski school offices are located in the center of the town. There are quite a lot of options for training from individual to ski safaris and specialized sports.
Specialized sports training:
Ski safari (Price includes individual transfer from the hotel to the ski area and back):
Individual training:
Equipment rental:
Intersport has a monopoly on the equipment rental market. The company has a large number of offices right next to the ski lifts and in the center of Zell am See and offers wide choice models (up to 1,500 options). Among the brands at the resort, Salomon, Blizzard, Fischer, Atomic, and Head are widely represented.
For 2 days: for adults - 64/68/68; for teenagers - 51/54/54 and for children - 32/34/34.
For 6 days: for adults - 173/182/191; for teenagers - 125.5/131/137.5 and for children - 78.5/82/86.
Ski pass Salzburg super ski card (valid for all resorts in Salzburgerland) in euros:
For 3 days: 105 - for adults, 89 - for teenagers, 52 - for children.
For 6 days: 183 - for adults, 155 - for teenagers, 91 - for children.
Entertainment:
Perfectly prepared, many kilometers of slopes from the simplest to the most difficult keep ski lovers busy for days on end. And when dusk comes, Après Ski awaits you, what the Austrian Alps are famous for! Cozy huts and numerous snow bars invite you to visit.
Enjoy national dishes Austria or, if you prefer, international cuisine in over 100 restaurants.
More than 30 bars and pubs in Zell am See and Kaprun invite you for an evening drink. For nightlife lovers, dance until the morning in discos and dance bars. The most popular place in Kaprun after dark is the disco-pizzeria-bar Baum Bar (in the center of the dance hall there is a tree that gives the name to this place): the place is expensive, but cool.
Of course, all kinds of fashion trends are presented in the shops of the European Sports Region, from children's clothing and youth fashion to sportswear and goods for sportswear. active recreation. Vacationers will undoubtedly find souvenirs and national delicacies of the region on the shopping streets of Zell am See and Kaprun. And if you want to pamper yourself after a long sports day, use the services of spa salons, visit aroma grottos, solariums, and massage rooms.
Also, entertainment can safely include visiting local attractions: medieval castle and the Gothic parish church in Kaprun, the historical museum in the Hohenwarter park located in Machl Hut, the museum of old cars where visitors can see various means of transportation from the 50s to the 70s, such as cars, motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, the castle hotel in Prilau , Vogtturm Museum in Zell am See, trip around the lake on the Bummelzug tram, excursion to the Danielstollen mine.
How to get there:
by plane:
coming international airports: Salzburg (90 km), Innsbruck (150 km) and Munich (190 km).
by car:
from Salzburg 1.5 hours; from Innsbruck 2.5 hours; from Munich 3 hours.
by train:
The nearest train station is Zell am See.
How to get to Kaprun
Kaprun is a relatively small resort town, more like a village, but at the same time it has enormous potential. Firstly, Kaprun is part of the European Sports Region; secondly, climatic and natural conditions resort are such that snow is guaranteed to lie here from December to April, which means that ski season lasts longer here than anyone else Austrian resort; thirdly, in the vicinity of Kaprun there is a glacier, so the resort, in addition to the usual tracks for beginners and practitioners, also has several very difficult tracks for professionals, as well as a fan park and natural half-pipes. Thus, we can say that Kaprun is an ideal place for a winter ski holiday.
The atmosphere of the resort is such that there are no overly noisy public places; on the contrary, Kaprun is famous for its cozy, almost homely atmosphere, where people come when they are tired of the bustle of large resorts. Every year Kaprun is gaining more and more popularity among amateurs and professionals of skiing.
Of the major cities in Austria, the closest to the resort of Kaprun are Innsbruck (142 km) and Salzburg (109 km). These cities can be reached from Moscow both on direct and connecting flights. In addition, you can get to Kaprun from Munich, Germany (176 km). You can find current flights to Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich on special websites Aviasales, Buruki and others. Then from these cities you can get to Kaprun by public transport, taxi, transfer or rented car.
Munich-Kaprun
Getting from Munich to Kaprun by public transport is not very convenient, since you need to make several transfers along the way. First you will have to take a train to Zell am See, Austria, and then transfer to a regular bus to Kaprun. In total, travel time by public transport will be about 4 hours, which is why many tourists choose more convenient and faster modes of transport - they often take a taxi or order a transfer. In this case, the travel time will be about 2 hours 40 minutes, in addition, there is no need to make transfers along the route. You can order a transfer in advance using specialized services such as To , and others.
Also, for independent travelers, a convenient means of transportation can be . Moreover, you can rent a car both in the city and at the arrival airport, which is very convenient if you are heading directly to the resort. The car rental option in Munich is extremely popular and is in great demand among independent tourists.
Salzburg-Kaprun
You can also travel from Salzburg to Kaprun by train to Zell am See and then by train. regular bus, the total travel time is approximately 2 hours 40 minutes. By taxi or You can get there 2 times faster, the travel time will be 1 hour 20 minutes. There are several rental offices located at Salzburg Airport, so if desired, tourists can and get there on your own. Salzburg and Kaprun are connected by highways No. A10 and B311.
Innsbruck-Kaprun
From Innsbruck you can get to Kaprun in the same way - by taking a train to Zell am See, and then taking a bus directly to the resort. You can get there without transfers by taxi or , travel time is about 2 hours. Car rental in Innsbruck also operates both in the city itself and at the arrival airport. You can book a car in advance through specialized services, for example, Rentalcars, and others similar. Innsbruck and Kaprun are connected by highway No. A12.
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Where to stay in Kaprun
Kaprun is small locality, therefore, there is a limited number of accommodation places here, mainly renting apartments or staying in hotel rooms predominates. Due to the fact that there are not many accommodation offers in Kaprun, it is recommended to make reservations in advance, preferably several months before the expected date of travel, otherwise there may simply not be any free places left. The average price policy for accommodation in the “high” season is from 4,000 to 10,000 rubles per day.
You can stay in Kaprun in one of the hotels, which are 3 and 4 star options, designed in typical Tyrolean style and equipped with everything you need. Absolute majority local hotels offer breakfast included in the price of your stay, free private parking for those traveling by car, free Wi-Fi, and many hotels also have their own wellness and spa areas for relaxation after a busy day. Thus, we can say that the hotel infrastructure of Kaprun is developed at a high level, despite the small size of the resort itself.
A cheaper option to stay in Kaprun is to rent an apartment. There are quite a lot of apart-hotels in the city that offer studios or full-fledged apartments for accommodation. The main difference between renting an apartment and staying in a hotel room is that the apartments do not have such an option as meals. But the apartments are equipped with their own kitchens, which have all the necessary equipment for preparing food yourself.
If you are planning to ride and relax in the European Sports Region, then in addition to Kaprun, you can also stay in neighboring towns, for example, Zell am See (6.5 km), Piesendorf (4 km), Uttendorf (15 km), Maishofen (10 km) and others. You can check prices for all possible accommodation options in Kaprun and neighboring towns on special websites Booking, Hotellook and others that allow you to compare all existing offers for the required dates.
There are also accommodation options in Kaprun that are consistently in demand, these include, in particular, hotels:
- Lederer's living 4* (Location - in the center of Kaprun. There is a restaurant, spa, family rooms, buffet breakfast, free indoor parking, ski storage);
- Avenida Panorama Suites Kaprun by Alpin Rentals 4* (Apart-hotel with rooms of varying sizes, shared terrace, mountain views, spa center, meals - breakfast, free private parking, free Wi-Fi);
- Tauern Spa Hotel & Therme 4* (The hotel has a spa center with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas, steam baths, a fitness room, a massage room, a children's section with water slides. The hotel has rooms of various sizes, meals - breakfast or half board. Free parking, places for storing skis);
- Verwohnhotel Votters Sportkristall 4* (Location - in a quiet picturesque area, there is a spa center with an indoor pool, sauna, bathhouse, hydromassage, some rooms have balconies and mountain views, meals - breakfast, free private parking and free Wi-Fi);
- Das Alpenhaus Kaprun 4* (Location - in the center of the resort, there is a spa with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna, gym, as well as a terrace, restaurant, rooms of various sizes, meals - breakfast or half board);
- Avenida Mountain Resort by Alpin Rentals 4*(Guest house with apartments equipped with a kitchen area; a spa with an indoor pool and sauna, a restaurant, free private parking, a terrace, wireless Internet);
- Hotel Martini 3* (Quiet location, sauna, free parking, rooms of various sizes, including family rooms, meals - breakfast, ski storage, free Wi-Fi, terrace).
Marcel Haring/Kaprun What to see in Kaprun
Kaprun is part of the single European Sports Region, which means that the opportunities for winter sports here are almost inexhaustible. 138 km are allocated for ski slopes in Kaprun, 57 km of which are easy slopes, 50 km are of medium difficulty and 31 km are difficult. The elevation difference is 2,200 meters, there are cross-country ski trails, toboggan runs, half-pipes and 3 snowboard parks. Kaprun is home to some of the better conditions for freestyle.
In addition, the resort has all the related services - ski schools, a family fun park, ski lifts, ski equipment rental, special tourist shuttles, Alpine Center and much more. The Kitzsteinhorn glacier is also open for skiing and has snow all year round. The cost of ski passes starts from 53 euros/day for an adult and 26 euros/day for a child.
Cristian Bortes/Kaprun In the summer, Kaprun also offers a considerable amount of entertainment, ranging from everyone’s favorite hiking to extreme sports such as rock climbing, trekking, paragliding, canyoning and much more. Horseback riding, tabogging (summer and winter) and trekking are also very popular. At any time of the year in Kaprun you can relax and unwind in the local health center"Optimum". Here, in addition to the pool, there is an area of saunas and Turkish baths, a massage area, a solarium, a jacuzzi and much more.
There are several more spa centers in the city and surrounding areas. For example, TAUERN SPA Zell am See, located in Kaprun, offers entertainment such as 11 swimming pools, 11 saunas and steam rooms, a children's area, entertainment program, restaurants and bars on site. Entry prices for adults start from 21.5 euros for 3 hours and from 10.75 euros for children. There are a variety of family and combination tickets available. Details can be found on the official website Tauern spa—>(in English)
Leo-setä/Kaprun area in summer You can also relax in the spa center in the neighboring resort of Zell am See, where the Zell am See Leisure Center complex is located. In addition to standard services in the form of a swimming pool, sauna and relaxation area, the center offers courses in water gymnastics, visiting a children's area, trying a Finnish sauna, infrared cabin, herbal bath, sitting and relaxing in the lounge bar, and going on water slides. The issue price starts from 14.1 euros for adults and 7.6 euros for children. Current prices can always be viewed on the official website Zell am See Leisure Center—>(in English)
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Note:
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The difference in altitude in the skiing region is quite significant - from 757 to 3030 meters, although the length of the slopes is not the greatest - only 41 kilometers, of which 22 kilometers are blue slopes, 16 kilometers are red and 3 kilometers are difficult black slopes. You can get to the slopes using 19 lifts: 5 chairlifts, 10 rope tows and 4 gondolas.
Not only experienced skiers, but also beginners can ski on the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, as there are also easy trails for comfortable and safe skiing, although best option for dummies - Maiskogel.
For snowboarders there are two snowboard parks, a fun park at 2900 meters and two half-pipes. For inexperienced skiers, there are 11 schools in Kaprun, including children's schools. Not long ago, a 150-meter superpipe opened on the Kitzsteinhorn.
They run in Kaprun free buses not only to the local ski lifts, but also to neighboring resort Zell am See.
Prices
Ski pass prices vary depending on the season, validity period and your age.
- Low season: from November 30 to December 22
- Main season: from December 23 to March 22
One-day (from 11:30) ski pass to low season costs: adults - 48 euros, teenagers - 36 euros, children - 24 euros. Ski pass for 6 days for adults - 233 euros, teenagers - 174 euros, children - 116 euros.
One-day (from 11:30) ski pass to main season costs: adults - 53 euros, teenagers - 39 euros, children - 26 euros. Ski pass for 6 days for adults - 260 euros, teenagers - 195 euros, children - 130 euros.
You can get additional information about prices on the official website: zellamsee-kaprun.com.
Small Austrian village Kaprun is located in the Pinzgau region. Together with Zell am See it forms the "European Sports Region" - one of the most popular ski areas in the Alps. There are excellent conditions for alpine skiing and snowboarding, as well as more than 30 other sports - both winter and summer. Active holidays are perfectly combined with the comfort of rural life, picturesque landscapes, thermal treatments and a variety of entertainment for the whole family.
Business card
Kaprun in Austria lies at an altitude of 757 m, 10 km from the foot of the Kitzsteihorn glacier. On the nearby slopes, skiing continues from December to April, and on the glacier - almost all year round.
What to see, where to visit
The main attractions of Kaprun are the medieval castle built in the 12th century, the Vötter's Oldtimer Museum and the historical museum located in an old farmhouse. They deserve special attention natural resources region: the largest nature reserve in the Alps, Hohe Tauern, Krimmler waterfall 380 m high, observation decks, high mountain serpentines, old salt mines etc.
Trails, slopes, lifts
The Kaprun ski area can be divided into 2 zones - the slopes of the Maiskogel peak (1675 m), ideal in terms of its relief and width for beginners, and the Kitzsteihorn glacier (3203 m), where slopes of all difficulty levels, including black ones, are concentrated. The total length of the trails is 60 km, of which 40 km lie in the glacier area. In addition, you can find a lot of off-piste slopes with excellent deep snow.
The slopes of neighboring Zell am See (15 minutes ride on a ski bus), which together with Kaprun are united in the “European Sports Region”, with a total of about 140 km of slopes, will help diversify your skiing. They are served by more than 50 lifts. Particularly noteworthy is the funicular train that takes skiers from Kaprun to the glacier.
Kaprun is also well known to snowboarders. Almost all local slopes are suitable for snowboarding, and in the vicinity of the resort there are several snowparks: Glacier Park at the top of Kitzsteihorn with obstacles of varying difficulty, two snowparks near the Alpincenter station - Easy Park for beginners with a 160-meter superpipe and Central Park for intermediate skill levels and pros, as well as a small Railgarden fun park in the center of the village.
In addition, the resort of Kaprun in Austria has toboggan runs, ski schools and sports equipment rentals, and night ski trips are organized on Wednesdays (in the Maiskogel area).
Springs and healing
The resort is famous for its thermal wellness centers, the largest of which is the Tauern Spa, opened at the hotel of the same name. 12 swimming pools with hot water from local sources, saunas, steam baths, various types massage, beauty services, fitness - in a word, guests are offered an exhaustive list of procedures that help restore vitality.
Entertainment and active recreation
Among other types of active recreation, Kaprun in Austria can offer: cross-country skiing, Maisiflitzer toboggan ride, ice skating, horse riding, mountaineering, paragliding. In the summer season, golf, ATV and Segway riding, archery, mountain hiking, rafting, water activities on Lake Zeller See, etc. are added to these activities.
Despite the fact that Kaprun is considered a quiet and peaceful village, there is plenty of room to have fun and relax. In the evenings, the Baumbar restaurant hosts an incendiary disco show with DJs and dancing until the morning. You can also dance and listen to music at Pavillion, Winkler's or Kitsch & Bitter, and in one of the sports bars (for example, at the Kristall Hotel) you can play bowling, billiards or darts.
Local cuisine and wines
In Kaprun, Austria, there are more than 3 dozen establishments - restaurants, cafes, pizzerias, cozy huts on the slopes, an open bar on a glacier, etc.
Family vacation
Kaprun - great place for a holiday with the whole family. Almost all ski schools implement special programs for children: for example, Ski Dome has a nursery for children 1-3 years old, where you can leave your child for 2-5 hours, a mini-club for children under 4 years old and a group for beginner skiers in aged 4-12 years. Classes for children are provided by Ski & Snowboarding Kaprun, Alpin Skischule, Skischule Hartweger and others.
