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BA0686 from London Heathrow arriving at 15:00 into Innsbruck Airport.12:00
Resort transfer with Taxi – Busreisen Schreder. The driver will have a sign displaying 'Silverpeak Kitzbühel'.
Check-in at the Hotel Rasmushof. Keys will be issued. Rooms will be ready at 15:00, some before this time.
Ski pass collection. Michelle will be there on arrival with your ski pass and ski hire bar code.
Intersport, located directly at the Hahnenkamm base station, is a 5-minute walk from the Hotel Rasmushof.
Intersport will have a list of all those from ‘Silverpeak’ and guests will not need to check in – the tickets can simply be scanned to collect the gear.
If anyone wants an upgrade, insurance, or depot, they must pay for it directly at the shop.
Please remember to bring your ski hire ticket, which you were given with your ski pass.
Dinner at the Hotel Rasmushof.
Buffet breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant.
The Hahnenkamm gondola is located directly next to the Intersport rental shop.
SKI LIFT TIME OF OPERATION
Hahnenkammbahn cable car 08:30 – 16:00.
Kitzbüheler Horn cable car 08:30 – 16:00.
You can pick up your gear from the Intersport depot or the hotel ski room.
The meeting point will be at the bottom of the Hahnenkamm cable car station. The ski school is Element 3.
Meeting point: outside the Element 3 Ski School and ski hire shop, Klostergasse 8, Kitzbühel. Equipment should be rented next door, before the lesson.
Walk from the hotel to the meeting Point, outside the Kitzbühel tourist office - Hinterstadt 18, 6370 Kitzbühel.
Guest cards, which can be picked up from the reception at the Rasmushof, are required for the walk.
Lunch is booked at the Restaurant Hochkitzbühel, which is directly at the top of the Hahnenkamm cable car lift.
Please meet in the hotel reception for the transfer to dinner.
Guests can enjoy a lakeside game of curling on the curling lanes at the Steghaus Restaurant, followed by dinner in the restaurant.
Taxis will take the clients back to the hotel. If you wish to change the pickup time, please contact the taxi firm directly on +43 5352 62550.
Buffet breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant.
The Hahnenkamm gondola is located directly next to the Intersport rental shop.
SKI LIFT TIME OF OPERATION
Hahnenkammbahn cable car 08:30 – 16:00.
Kitzbüheler Horn cable car 08:30 – 16:00.
You can pick up your gear from the Intersport depot or the hotel ski room.
The guide will meet the snowshoe walkers at the hotel Rasmushof reception. The hike can finish at the Hocheck restaurant and is not a hard hike – usually all fitness levels are able to do this.
Bring winter footwear/hiking boots, glves, sunblock, water and sunglasses.
The meeting point will be at the bottom of the Hahnenkamm cable car station. The ski school is Element 3.
Ski hire return. Please ensure that hired ski equipment is returned by 17:30 after your day's skiing.
Group dinner. Meet at the reception for a short walk to the Hutschpferd restaurant.
Buffet breakfast is served in the hotel restaurant.
Please check out by 11:00 and sign off & pay any incidentals before leaving.
Pick up for the 14:40 Easyjet flight EZY8698 to London Gatwick.
Emergency notification via telephone. The mobile phone is an important tool for alerting the mountain rescue service in an emergency. In Austria, you dial the Alpine emergency number 140. The alarm can also be raised via the European emergency number 112.If the mobile phone has no reception, you can switch it off and turn it up again and then enter the number 112 instead of the PIN. The more precise the information given, the faster the rescue teams will reach the injured person.
The latest (generalised) avalanche bulletin can be found here:https://avalanche.report/bulletin/latestThis report provides a general risk assessment for avalanches for a wide region and should be used as a guide only. The latest information posted by the lift company should be adhered to. Avalanches are an ever-present risk, and the best way to avoid them is to ski on marked ski pistes rather than ski routes or off-piste. Skiers and snowboarders leaving the marked pistes (irrespective of the avalanche level) are at increased danger. They should always carry the recommended avalanche rescue equipment (beacon, airbag, shovel, and probe) and always be accompanied by a qualified local guide.
Please be aware that lunches and apres ski take place on the mountain. Alcohol consumption will immediately imperil safety on the mountain. Those guests who feel they require assistance should contact the event organiser, who will organise an alternative non-ski route back to the valley.
Please ensure that you do not ski alone. Small groups should always let others know where they plan to ski.
Michelle O'Connell - Jagged Horizons +43 (0) 650 701 7232
To ensure your safety and the safety of others, please follow the 10 FIS Rules of Conduct:
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