Elevation
1,100m
Base
2,055m
Summit
955m
Vertical Drop
Trails
35
300 Hectares
Lifts
24
5 types
Snowfall
155cm
Annual Snowfall
30cm
Nov
34cm
Dec
44cm
Jan
45cm
Feb
22cm
Mar
5cm
Apr

Best known for

Bad Kleinkirchheim

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Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 05, 2025

Projected closing date

Apr 05, 2026

Days Open Last Year

120

Years Open

69

Average Snowfall

155cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
26%
Advanced Runs
60%
Expert Runs
14%
Runs in Total
35
Longest Run
4 km
Skiable Terrain
103 km
Night Skiing
0 ha
Snow Making
291 ha
Snow Making
100 km

Lifts

24

Gondolas & Trams
4
High Speed Sixes
1
Quad Chairs
4
Double Chairs
3
Surface Lifts
12

Inside Scoop

Reviews

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I've been going to BKK since 2013, and will be going again this winter 2016/17. BKK is not as well known (to the British at least) as the Tyrol. However, in many ways, the facilities and skiing is better. There are two excellent spas. Not cheap, but top quality and very clean. The pistes are not as busy as is it can be in the Tyrol. The resort is well known by the Italians, Germans, Austrians (obviously) and the Slovenians. Apre ski is not as lively as some of the Tyrolean resorts, so this makes BKK, a more suitable family, skiing holiday experience. The restaurants are good, with varied menus. The prices are also more reasonable. You will pay approximately 25% less for food and drink than in the UK. There are expensive restaurants if required. Accommodation is extremely varied, and ranges from high end quality hotels to B&B's (Gasthof's), self catering apartments (good for families on a budget) to small family hotels. The scenery is superb, and a short drive up the valley takes you to St Oswald, which provides further skiing on the same ski-pass. Hiring a car from Salzburg airport and you will be there in 1 hour 45 minutes. From Ljubilinia airport in Slovenia 1 hour 25 minutes.

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