Kappl & See: a family-friendly ski area
Family winter in Tyrol
Short distances, gentle slopes and plenty of space to practise: The Kappl & See ski area is one of the most family-friendly ski areas in Tyrol.
FamilyPlus accommodation and guest kindergartens with trained staff make sure that the little ones are well looked after, giving parents the chance to enjoy some time to themselves too. Families also benefit from reduced child rates, a free children’s ski course in See and the Shred Kids Camps for young snowboarders in Kappl.
And if you fancy a break from the ski slopes, there is plenty more to enjoy in the snow, from tobogganing and winter hiking to snowshoeing and ice skating. It all adds up to a wonderfully varied family winter in Kappl & See.
Family winter in Kappl & See at a glance
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one of the most family-friendly ski areas in Tyrol
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kids’ areas with conveyor lifts & magic carpets
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reduced child rates & family offers
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guest kindergartens with trained staff
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ski schools & ski rental on site
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tobogganing, snowshoeing, ice skating & more
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FamilyPlus accommodation with plenty of extras
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free ski lessons for children on selected dates in See
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Shred Kids Camps for young snowboarders on selected dates in Kappl
Kappl & See ski area for families
Family winter in the Kappl & See ski area is all about taking things easy. Both ski areas are compact and have everything families need for a relaxed day on the slopes, including easy-to-reach beginner areas, ski schools, ski rental and welcoming places to stop for a break. What makes it particularly appealing for families is the mix of skiing and shared experiences in the snow.
Hit the slopes together in the morning, stop for a leisurely lunch and round off the day with a spot of tobogganing? In Kappl & See, every family can enjoy winter at their own pace.
Family highlights in Kappl & See
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Sunny Mountain Adventure Park for fun and games in the snow
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beginner areas for those first turns
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ski schools & ski rental on site
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easy, wide slopes ideal for families, such as the Almabfahrt
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tobogganing for a change from skiing
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welcoming mountain lodges for a bite to eat in the sunshine
Activities away from the slopes in Kappl & See
Not every day has to be a ski day. The Kappl & See ski area has lots more for families to enjoy away from the slopes. Some activities are relaxed, some fast-paced and some even come with four-legged company.
- Family walk with alpacas & llamas: a relaxed little adventure with fluffy company
- Winter hiking & snowshoeing: around 90 km of trails through the snow-covered Paznaun valley
- Silvretta Therme: warm pools and plenty of space to unwind
- Snoocing: a fast-paced mix of tobogganing and skiing for ages 9 and over
- Medrig Night Fever & tobogganing evening in Kappl: flood-lit skiing and tobogganing
Frequently asked questions about the Kappl & See family ski area
Yes. The Kappl & See ski area is one of the most family-friendly ski areas in Tyrol. Short distances, easy-to-navigate slopes and dedicated kids’ areas make it easy to get started. Experienced ski instructors and the staff at the guest kindergartens also make sure younger guests are well looked after.
Yes. At Sunny Mountain Adventure Park in Kappl, children can learn to ski in a dedicated practice area with conveyor lifts and magic carpets. See also has compact practice areas where beginners can make their first turns.
From children’s ski lessons and guest kindergartens to FamilyPlus accommodation, the Kappl & See ski area offers plenty of benefits for families. There are also reduced child rates and, in some cases, free ski passes for younger children.
The ski schools in Kappl & See offer lessons for different age groups, from first attempts in the kids’ area to technique training for more advanced skiers. It is best to ask the local ski school which option is right for your child.
Yes. Trained teams look after children aged three and over at the Sunny Mountain Club guest kindergarten and at the See Winter guest kindergarten. This means parents can enjoy a few hours on the slopes on their own.
