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A base near Kitzbuhel
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,

I am looking at a base near Kitzbuhel, I can get really cheap deal to St Johann and am really keen to check out the freeeride at Fieberbrunn.

The inevitable questions


- can I get around from St Johan fairly easily, not that far on google maps less than 10km to both. Is there a free/cheap train? Are taxis pretty cheap?

- What pass options are available and is there anything that covers all 3 - I see there is an allstar pass at € 241,00 for 6 days but it covers a massive area. Are there better options do they share another type of pass or a day upgrade option?



Any info on the area things not to miss (or things to avoid ) would be much appreciated.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

St. Johann should be fine for Kitzbühel & Fieberbrunn (as well as other places).

The Kitzbühel Alps Allstar Card or the Salzburg Super Ski Card (same price, I think) are the only ones that cover Kitz and Fieberbrunn (and St. Johann). The Schneewinkel card, slightly cheaper, covers St. Johann and Fieberbrunn but not Kitzbühel. For a holiday based in St. Johann the Allstar card is probably the best buy, for you could the also try the SkiWelt if you wanted to. There's no day upgrade for area extensions that I know of. Taxis shouldn't be too expensive, especially if you can share.

I believe that with the ski pass transport on trains and ski bus (maybe not all buses) is free (but check that). The bus is probably more practical because it goes to the lifts; the stations are further away.

For the serious freeriding in Fieberbrunn it might be worth taking a guide to show you the best bits, e.g. with S4 Snowsports or Freeridebase.

Let me know if I can help further (I live in Fieberbrunn).
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