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Skiing with Children

Fun on the slopes with the family in the Wilder Kaiser region

When is the right age to start skiing? There is no right or wrong answer to this question - every child is different and learns at their own pace. Children should be given playful contact with snow and skiing at an early age, as this is an important basis for solid skiing.

The SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental offers all kinds of opportunities for this: here you will find an overview of the practice slopes and ski schools, as well as information on professional, age-appropriate childcare, skihire options and the best offers for your skiing holiday with the family.

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for family skiing fun in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental

01/ 07

A child and adult skiing on a sunlit slope in Wilder Kaiser region, surrounded by trees, capturing a serene winter landscape.

The practice slopes in the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser are perfect for your first attempts in the snow.

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Ein Kind in einem orangefarbenen Skianzug und pinkem Helm steht freudig im Schnee. Es hält zwei Skistöcke in die Luft, der Himmel ist klar und sonnig.

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The Wilder Kaiser region is a certified family ski region. Regular inspections confirm the high standard and family-friendliness of the various offers.

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Winter highlights at Hexenwasser

Skistation in schneebedeckter Berglandschaft mit Gondelbahn und kleinen Hütten. Menschen genießen die Winterlandschaft unter strahlend blauem Himmel.

Haunted winter wonderland

Winterliche Skiszene in Tirol mit Bergkulisse, Skifahrern und einer Seilbahn. Schnee bedeckt die Landschaft, während sich Skifahrer die Piste hinabbewegen.

Raven Rally

Zwei schwebende Gondeln vor einer verschneiten Bergkulisse unter klarem, blauem Himmel. Dichte Nebelfelder liegen im Tal, flankiert von schneebedeckten Bäumen.

Hans im Glück ski parkour

Eine Person in einem Hexenkostüm mit Besen klatscht in die Hand eines Kindes mit pinkem Helm. Hintergrund: schneebedeckte Berge und blauer Himmel.

Witches' spectacle

Rote Seilbahngondel vor schneebedeckten Berggipfeln bei Sonnenuntergang, mit pastellfarbenem Himmel im Hintergrund. Winterliche Landschaft in den Alpen.
Eine Familie mit zwei Kindern steht in bunter Skibekleidung auf einer schneebedeckten Piste, umgeben von majestätischen, verschneiten Berggipfeln.

Young family ticket

The best offer for families with small children: The young family ticket of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental. It can be purchased from 3 - 14 days and can be used alternately by one of the two parents. So while one parent stays with the child on the magic carpet, the other can go skiing.

Family skiing

Skiing in the Kinderland at the Wilder Kaiser

Skiing in the Kinderland at the Wilder Kaiser

Skiing with the family at the Wilder Kaiser
Skiing with the family at the Wilder Kaiser
Skiing with Dad
Skiing with Dad
Family skiing at the Wilder Kaiser
Family skiing at the Wilder Kaiser

Skiing with Children at Wilder Kaiser: Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

There is no fixed age at which children should start skiing, as every child develops differently. At Wilder Kaiser, children can learn to ski in a safe and playful environment with age-appropriate ski lessons, beginner areas and experienced ski instructors.

Yes. Wilder Kaiser is a certified family ski region offering excellent conditions for families. Child-friendly practice slopes, professional ski schools, childcare services and family-oriented facilities make it an ideal destination for a family ski holiday.

The ski schools in Ellmau, Going, Scheffau and Söll offer ski lessons for children of different ages and skill levels. Young skiers learn through fun, structured lessons led by qualified instructors in specially designed children's learning areas.

The Young Family Ticket allows parents with young children to share one ski pass. While one parent enjoys the slopes, the other stays with the child. The pass can then be transferred, making it easier for families with small children to enjoy a ski holiday.

Yes. Families can take advantage of childcare services in the region, allowing parents to spend time skiing while their children are cared for in a safe and child-friendly environment or participate in ski lessons.