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Bad Kleinkirchheim or BKK as it is popularly known in Britain, is Franz Klammer’s home town and boasts the largest ski area in Carinthia. The resort is located in the far south-east of Austria, away from the usual skiing destinations, and has developed from a summer spa with a limited ski area into a fair sized ski resort.
BKK and St Oswald have an impressive, well planned ski area with runs suitable for skiers of all abilities and in particular the beginner / intermediate. The efficient lift system takes the young skiers to the high altitude beginner's slopes at Nockalm, where they can progress onto some gentle, wide blues, ideal for improving skills. |
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| Bad Kleinkirchheim |
| Top station height |
2308 m |
| Resort height |
1070 m |
| Marked runs |
100 km |
| Longest run |
5 km |
| Piste Details |
Green/Blue
Red
Black |
4
26
2 |
| Snow making equipment |
Yes |
| Details of Lifts |
Telecabine |
3 |
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Chairs |
6 |
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Drags |
20 |
| Ski Suitability |
Beginners
Intermediate
Expert |
Excellent
Excellent
Good |
| Apres Ski |
Swimming
Tobogganing
Bowling
Thermal Baths |
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| Travelling time |
16.5 hours from Calais |
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Intermediate skiers will discover a diverse range of blue and red runs around the Kaiserburg, with the more advanced skier delighting in the chance to ski the World Cup Super G.S. course and the 5 km, Franz Klammer run.
The accommodation is a short coach drive from BKK and all rooms are 2 - 4 bedded with full private facilities. Complemented by a varied après ski programme and the picturesque scenery of Carinthia, BKK is a must for your next ski course.
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