A kitzbuhel.........
- Autore discussione SEKKOLEO
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SOLONEVE
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Ti anticipo che essendo a bassa quota, circa 700 metri, anche se in Austria, il clima è molto variabile: vale a dire che in una settimana puoi trovare meno venti gradi, il giorno dopo bel tempo, il giorno dopo la neve, poi la pioggia (si, proprio così, la pioggia...), poi la bufera e poi il bel tempo.
Pensa che prima di allora non avevo mai sciato con la pioggia...
ed eravamo a gennaio!!!
A parte questo, ne vale la pena... vacci tranquillamente, non te ne pentirai :wink:, possibilmente dopo che hanno fatto le gare di coppa del mondo, perchè se no trovi chiusa la Streif, la pista più famosa... sai quanto mi è dispiaciuto non farla :uuue: :uuue: :uuue:
Pensa che prima di allora non avevo mai sciato con la pioggia...
ed eravamo a gennaio!!!
A parte questo, ne vale la pena... vacci tranquillamente, non te ne pentirai :wink:, possibilmente dopo che hanno fatto le gare di coppa del mondo, perchè se no trovi chiusa la Streif, la pista più famosa... sai quanto mi è dispiaciuto non farla :uuue: :uuue: :uuue:
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io sono andato a Flachau a fine aprile di due anni fa... il primo giorno c'era neve marcia e caldo...poi è arrivata la + grande nevicata che io ricordi .... ho sciato 3 giorni sotto una nevicata polverosa....che figata.... non riuscivano a battere le piste e sciare in pista era come sciare in fuoripista... tra i + bei giorni della mia vita....
kitzbuhel
Among Austrian resorts Kitzbuhel is the most commercial, glamorous and expensive. The beautiful alpine town, which dates back to the 9th century, has remained fairly unspoilt. In the winter you will hear the jingle of bells as a horse-drawn sleigh is pulled through its cobbled, traffic-free town centre. There is an extensive and varied skiing area offering excellent skiing and snowboarding both on and off-piste, but be prepared for a lack of snow in places. Due to the low altitude the lower slopes are rarely open. If the skiing in Kitzbuhel doesn't tire you out, the nightlife certainly will. The atmosphere is bright, boisterous and fun and doesn't stop till the not-quite-so-early hours. This is also Austria's winter entertainment capital and attracts performers from all over the continent throughout the season. http://www.skiforum.it/ Kitzbuhel hosts The Hahnenkahm, the most treacherous and famous of all of the downhill ski races, and the publicity has made it one of the world's most famous ski resorts. The Kitzbuhel ski pass includes the neighbouring but lesser known resorts of Kirchberg, Aurach, Jochberg, Ashau and Pass Thurn and offers one of the largest and most diverse ski areas in the Alps with almost 100 miles (161km) of groomed slopes, a large cross-country ski area and plenty of off-piste. Kitzbuhel's problem is the snow reliability - the resort is under 800m and the highest skiing is at 2,000m, so skiing to your chalet or hotel door is rarely possible and the season is short. The resort attracts a large number of euros from nearby countries, as well as throngs of holiday skiers and ski bums from the UK and Australia.
Among Austrian resorts Kitzbuhel is the most commercial, glamorous and expensive. The beautiful alpine town, which dates back to the 9th century, has remained fairly unspoilt. In the winter you will hear the jingle of bells as a horse-drawn sleigh is pulled through its cobbled, traffic-free town centre. There is an extensive and varied skiing area offering excellent skiing and snowboarding both on and off-piste, but be prepared for a lack of snow in places. Due to the low altitude the lower slopes are rarely open. If the skiing in Kitzbuhel doesn't tire you out, the nightlife certainly will. The atmosphere is bright, boisterous and fun and doesn't stop till the not-quite-so-early hours. This is also Austria's winter entertainment capital and attracts performers from all over the continent throughout the season. http://www.skiforum.it/ Kitzbuhel hosts The Hahnenkahm, the most treacherous and famous of all of the downhill ski races, and the publicity has made it one of the world's most famous ski resorts. The Kitzbuhel ski pass includes the neighbouring but lesser known resorts of Kirchberg, Aurach, Jochberg, Ashau and Pass Thurn and offers one of the largest and most diverse ski areas in the Alps with almost 100 miles (161km) of groomed slopes, a large cross-country ski area and plenty of off-piste. Kitzbuhel's problem is the snow reliability - the resort is under 800m and the highest skiing is at 2,000m, so skiing to your chalet or hotel door is rarely possible and the season is short. The resort attracts a large number of euros from nearby countries, as well as throngs of holiday skiers and ski bums from the UK and Australia.
Io ci sono andato quest'estate...veramente molto bella come zona ma rispetto al resto dell'Austria ho notato che Kitz è parecchio cara.
Per chi è interessato consiglio di soggiornare a Saint Johan in Tirol che dista cinque minuti di macchina ed è decisamente più abbordabile 8--)
Per chi è interessato consiglio di soggiornare a Saint Johan in Tirol che dista cinque minuti di macchina ed è decisamente più abbordabile 8--)