Tour and variant areas in Bichlalm

Using the Canadian and American 'off-Piste' areas as an example

The area down from the Stuckkogel is a paradise for tourers. Particularly at night-time. Ultimately, in all other ski areas the secured pistes are closed, without exception, after the end of the day's operations. Climbing and descending a prepared piste is a luxury which people only begrudgingly do without. Here, nothing stands in the way of a free and exclusive tour.

The North route is once again accessible after rock falls in the Waldschneise area in the winter!

Off-Piste Bichlalm: a perfect ski tour area

In search of the perfect Freeride: Tourers and variant skiers have the opportunity to be chauffeured by the piste machine, which seats 8, directly to the terrain.

Destination: the Stuckkogel and Hochetzkogel area.

Important - no individual transport available!

Tourers must get a group together. A ski- or mountain guide must be present - safety takes precedence.

Which is why we recommend you book your trip in the Skischule Kitzbühel office, in the 'Alpin Experts' section.

A free, unsecured ski area is available on the Bichlalm, providing exclusive, quality tours.

You can also register at your respective regional ski school or regional with your mountain and ski guide at

'Alpin Experts', for transport on the Bichlalm transporter vehicle. Benefit from prepared tracks for the ascent and descent.

Tel. Alpin Experts: 0664-12 55 171

Please note: no car parking available for tourers at Gasthof Oberaigen and Sonnbergstüberl. Tourers can only park at Bichlalm valley station and just below Oberaigen farmstead! Please look for the signpost "Tourenparkplatz Bichlalm".

Link: http://www.alpin-experts.at

Current avalanche warning status

Low avalanche risk

The avalanche warning status does not apply to the UNSECURED and OFF-PISTE ski area.

Snow stability::
The snow covering is generally very secure and stable.

Avalanche triggering probability:
Avalanches only likely to trigger if significant extra load is applied on a few very steep slopes.
Only very small spontaneous avalanches are likely (so-called snow slides).

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