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Kitzbühel
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Heading to Kitzbühel on Thursday evening. Any intell on current conditions, best runs and suggestions for après (not too wild!) all invited. Webcams seem to be showing rain today.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I love Kitzbuhel. Had a week there quite some time ago, but also skied there a bit last year as was staying in St Johann just down the road. There are loads of great areas (although not too sure what you are after). Obviously you will be trying the Streif downhill course, which is one of the runs back to the village. Tip: do this earlier in the day, so that you can get some pace up, as it gets busy in the pm and cuts up a bit.
If you like covering ground you can head across all the way to Pass Thurn, but try to choose a cold day, as when I last did it many of the runs home where mush in the pm. If you really want to cover kms, buy the Kitzbuhler All Star Pass and head across to Westendorf one day, from where you can explore the 280km Ski Welt (you can always ski down to Hopfgarten or Brixen and catch the train home if you start to run out of time to get back).
Probably my favourite area was the runs down towards Kirchberg. Nice and long + many tree lined.

Apres is great as well, although a bit more pricey than elsewhere in Austria. The Londoner was most lively when I was there both straight after skiing and later. It often had live music as did a play called Highways.

I can't give you a current forecast as I'm off to Dolomites next week, but it seems that there's plenty of snow around at the moment. When I was there, rain in the town meant snow on the pistes! Enjoy.
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