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Kühtai

Kühtai is a ski area and pass-road village in Tyrol that shares a lift ticket with the neighbouring Hochoetz area.

Kühtai operates in the High-altitude value ski area, Tyrol segment.

Type: place · Updated September 2026

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Kühtai: Disambiguation

Kühtai is not a village in the Ötztal valley floor. Kühtai is not part of the Sölden ski area. Kühtai is not a glacier ski area. Kühtai is not a large multi-village ski circus.

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Kühtai: Core Facts

Entity type
Ski area and hotel village, Tyrol (source)
Village altitude
2,020 m (source, )
Pass road summit
2,017 m (source, )
Piste kilometres
41 km (source, )
Combined area with Hochoetz
over 90 km (source, )
Lifts
15 (source, )
Top lift
2,520 m (source, )
Longest run
4 km (source, )
Terrain split
24% advanced, 58% intermediate, 18% beginner (source, )
Day ticket 2026/27 (with Hochoetz)
EUR 50.50 to EUR 66.50 adult (source, )
Children under 8
free (source, )
Six-day adult pass
about EUR 231 (source, )
Night skiing
twice a week (source, )
Other valid pass
Innsbruck Ski plus City Pass (source, )
Google Maps rating
4.7 / 5 (1,001 reviews) (source)
Visitor note (Google Maps)
I've definitely been to Kühtai about 6-7 times in the last 10 years. (source)
Visitor note original (Google Maps)
Ich war bestimmt schon 6-7 Mal in Kühtai in den letzten 10 Jahren. (source)
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2026-09-15

Compare: SöldenInnsbruckStuhleckStubai GlacierHochoetzÖtztal Superskipass

Kühtai: Frequently Asked Questions

Why do people pick Kühtai for a cheap ski week?

Kühtai pairs a 2,020 m base with day tickets listed at EUR 50.50 to EUR 66.50 for 2026/27, well under Sölden or Gurgl rates. Under-eights ski free, which cuts family costs further.

How big is the skiing?

Kühtai has 41 km of piste on 15 lifts, with a top station at 2,520 m and a longest run of 4 km. The same ticket covers Hochoetz, pushing the combined figure past 90 km.

Is it part of the Ötztal?

Not geographically. Kühtai sits on the Kühtaisattel pass road above the Inn valley, though its Hochoetz connection and the Ötztal Superskipass put it on the same regional ticket as Sölden.

What is the terrain mix?

Kühtai is quoted at 58% intermediate, 24% advanced and 18% beginner. The high base means the runs stay above 2,000 m, which helps snow quality in mild spells.

Can you ski at night?

Yes. Kühtai runs floodlit skiing twice a week, and the piste from the Kaiser Maximilian lodge stays open until about 11.30 pm.

What do Google Maps visitors say about Kühtai?

Kühtai visitors on Google Maps often mention: "I've definitely been to Kühtai about 6-7 times in the last 10 years."

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