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Bye-bye summer: The White Start Opening kicks off the season in Zell am See-Kaprun on 17th November
Winter in Zell am See-Kaprun is definitely wearing white: the glacier on 3,000-metre-high Kitzsteinhorn
But this is not to say that you cannot enjoy autumn to the full in Zell am See and Kaprun. A hiking tour, a horse ride or a relaxing bath in the hot spa - you name it! Even in rainy weather, the region has many options to offer. But if you really cannot wait to hear the snow crunching under your feet, take one of the cable cars up to the first glacier skiing region in Austria. Down to a snowfall line of 2,500 metres, Kitzsteinhorn guarantees to wear white and conveys the impression that visitors are always surrounded by the ultimate winter panorama.
And in deed, snow enthusiasts don't have to wait much longer until they can indulge in the fun of the snow-covered pistes. Zell am See-Kaprun is one of the first holiday regions to open the season as early as 17th November with the White Start Opening on Kitzsteinhorn. For the entire weekend there will be a big party on the glacier. While some experts take the opportunity to chat with media representatives about the innovations of the market, others prefer looking around in the Snow Arena. Directly around the corner of the Alpincenter, international DJs and light effects make sure that the out-door après-ski disco becomes the 'party Mecca' at 2,450 metres of altitude.
The White Start Opening would not be complete without testing the latest boards, helmets and gloves. Atomic, Fischer, and Salomon: all the leading manufacturers will definitely not miss coming to Kitzsteinhorn to display their new, innovative products. The pros at the skiing schools will be glad to give a helping hand, show visitors how to handle the high-tech equipment, and teach them to 'tame' the wintry white.
For more information on the event programme of Zell am See-Kaprun please visit us at www.zellamsee-kaprun.com.
Contact within the region
Guest Service Zell am See-Kaprun
Phone +43 (0)6542 - 770 0
welcome(at)zellamsee-kaprun.com
http://www.zellamsee-kaprun.com
Press contact
knoefler-journalist . media + communications GmbH
Mr. Benjamin Knöfler
Phone +49 (0)6028 - 80729 0
zellkaprun(at)kj-media.com
http://www.knoefler-journalist.com
Information summary
The holiday region Zell am See-Kaprun with its 14,000 beds and two million overnight stays every year is one of the most important holiday destinations in Austria. During the summer months you can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities like rafting, golf and hiking. And also in the cold season there is never a dull moment thanks to sleigh rides and hiking tours in snowshoes. Skiers can comfortably reach the 132 kilometres of slopes with powder snow with one of the 56 lifts. Snowboarders enjoy the perfect conditions of the Snowpark on the 2,600 metre high glacier plateau. Even in the summer you can swish down the slopes here. The renowned German publishing house of 'Falk Verlag' awarded Zell am See and Kaprun the decoration of the most family-friendly holiday region in Europe.
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