Skiwelt

About SkiWelt

The SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental ski circuit, also known as the Grossraum, offers a huge variety of skiing and is a firm favourite with British schools.

PGL groups are just a short coach ride from the ski areas of Itter, Söll, Scheffau, Ellmau, Going, Brixen, Westendorf and Hopfgarten, the eight interconnected resorts which make up the massive SkiWelt circuit.

A €73.4m investment programme is providing four new lifts to improve access to the whole area, including the Zinsbergbahn at Brixen – a combination lift which also offers separate access for school groups, and the Hexenwasser gondola at Söll, which will have 72, 10-person cabins.

The SkiWelt is an intermediate skier’s paradise, with enough variety to keep even the most adventurous skier happy for a week, but with good progression and variety for beginners.

Resort video

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Check out the lifts, slopes, views and more of what the resort has to offer.

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Facts

Inclusive lift pass: Full area 6 day pass covering Söll, Hopfgarten, Scheffau and Ellmau.
Lifts to: 1829m
Total number of lifts: 90
Marked pistes: 284km
Longest run: 3.8km
Ski bus included: Yes
Lift pass photo required: No
Snow cannon coverage: 64%

Travel

By coach: Friday departure. Journey time from Calais approx. 15 hours.
By air: Flights to Munich, transfer to resort 2½ hours.

Ski Runs

Blue runs: 122
Red runs: 129
Black runs: 10

Out of 70 resorts in 8 countries, SkiWelt has won the "Top Ski Resort" for the last three years. The ski runs in the SkiWelt area are predominantly cruising terrain which is perfect for beginners and intermediates.