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Show less.. From Westendorf, winter sports enthusiasts have direct access to a beautiful ski area that stretches between Choralpe and Brechhorn. What was long considered an insider tip now forms the southern tip of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental, one of the largest connected ski areas in Austria. Westendorf is popular because it offers particularly great versatility: In addition to the Choralpe in the south, skiers also have access from here to the heart of the SkiWelt in the north via the red-marked, long Kandler run to neighboring Brixen. In total, winter sports enthusiasts thus have around 90 lifts, 70 huts, several freeride spots, fun parks and an enormously large network of slopes at their disposal.

The large Boarders Playground snow park at the Gampenkogel lift makes Westendorf particularly attractive for snowboarders and freestylers - from beginners to pros. High-caliber events such as the fun Jump & Freeze are held there time and again. Meanwhile, there is also a "Mini Playground" in the valley with an Easy Line for beginners and children. Beginners are also at the right address in Westendorf: The spacious beginner area in the valley makes the first turns a breeze.

Those who like to collect kilometers on the slopes can make a good run: Via the Gampenkogelbahn and the Ki-West run, you even have a connection to the Kitzbühel ski area. A great challenge for absolute experts is the black slope No. 112 on the western slope of the Choralpe. With a gradient of 80 percent, it holds the record as the steepest slope in the entire SkiWelt. Beginners will be delighted with the easy and varied downhill run from the middle station of the Alpenrosenbahn. But also the Laubkogel lift at Talkaser offers easy slopes - with a great view at an altitude of over 1,700 meters as well as a skimovie track.