Ski area Skiworld Ahrntal

With the "Skiworld Ahrntal" lift pass, you gain access to the three ski areas of Klausberg, Speikboden, Weißenach and Rein. At an altitude of 950 m up to 2,510 m and with a total of 74 km of piste, you'll be sure to find everything a skier's heart desires. Modern snow-making facilities guarantee snow security from November to March, and perfectly prepared pistes provide for pure skiing pleasure.

You can start skiing directly from Cadipietra into the ski area of Klausberg with its 30 km of piste and 11 lifts. The ski area has also been named the best well-kept secret ski area of the year and is quite family-friendly. The little ones will be well tended to in the children's area at the Klausberg valley station. "Klausiland" offers children many attractions such as a magic carpet, a "Klausi-Express," a snow igloo, the "Klausi castle," toboggan runs and a slalom obstacle course. That's not all, though: kids will love the Dino Fun-Line, a unique obstacle course with whoops, steep curves and small boxes that is surrounded by 10 life-size dinosaurs like the Tyrannosaurus Rex. A ski school with ski- and snowboard courses as well as a Junior- and Teens Club are also available.

The snow park at the K2 valley station invites snowboards to come let off steam, and the "Hühnerspiel" and "Hexenschuss" pistes provide a challenging adrenaline rush. At the Klausberg K2 you'll ride along approx. 8 km and experience a 1,458 m difference in altitude, making it the longest run in the entire Ahrntal. The best carving slope can be found at the "Sonnenlift."

With the "Combination Ticket Plan de Corones," you can enjoy five days of skiing in the Tauferer Ahrntal and one day of skiing at the Plan de Corones. The ticket is valid from 5-days lift passes. The day at the Plan de Corones is available to choose as you like providing it is within the valid time-frame of your lift pass. However, you cannot use the "Combination Ticket" for both the Plan de Corones and the Tauferer Ahrntal on the same day.

In many areas of the Speikboden ski area, you have access to free Wi-Fi hotspots.

Rules of conduct on ski pistes in Italy

To ensure safety on the ski slopes in Italy, stricter safety regulations have been in force since 2022. In order to use the ski areas, everyone must have liability insurance that covers damage to third parties. It will also be possible to take out this insurance on site for individual days. Drunken skiing is prohibited and punishable by heavy fines, with a maximum of 0.5 mg of alcohol per litre of blood. To reduce the risk of injury, helmets are also compulsory for all minors when skiing, snowboarding or tobogganing.

Night skiing Cadipietra

The ski area Skiworld Ahrntal Alpinwelt near Cadipietra offers skiers the opportunity to use the pistes at night time. Not only the toboggan run is illuminated and can be used until late in the evening, also the pistes are illuminated brightly for night skiing. The Italian night ski area is open longer than usual two times a week. When nightskiing under the newest LED- technique and thus especially energy-saving, you can extend your skiing fun until late in the evening. Additionally, the illuminated pistes are freshly prepared again after dark.

Après ski Cadipietra

Snowpark: Snow Park "Funtaklaus" Cadipietra

With the "Skiworld Ahrntal," you gain access to both snow parks and a fun-line. The Dino Fun-Line in the Klausberg ski area is especially designed for both children and freestyler beginners. It offers you a prehistoric obstacle course with whoops, steep curves and small boxes - and is encircled by 10 life-size dinosaurs. At the K2 gondola in Klausberg, you will find the "Funtaklaus" snow park. In both sections, the "Upper Park" and "Lower Park," beginners and experts alike will feel right at home. In the Upper Park, you can expect to find diverse kickers, boxes a whoops line and a "multi obstacle." In the Lower Park, diverse kickers, rails, boxes and steep curves can be tested out. The snow park has also just recently been redesigned, and is even hailed by the current Olympic champion Joss Christensen.

The freestyle fun doesn't end here, though! At the Seenock chair lift, another snow park is waiting to be discovered. With a 700 m length, the park offers an easy and medium line with kickers, boxes, rails and tubes of various levels of difficulty. The Chill Area provides room for a little (or big) breather between all the action. Furthermore, an additional Speikline has been integrated just for families, providing all sorts of extra fun!

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