Top Snowkiting Spots in Austria

I suggest packing a lunch or snacks for the hill. The food options are pricey and not that great if you're out all day. A sandwich goes a long way!

If you're planning on snowkiting, try to hit the slopes before 10 AM. The snow is way better, plus you dodge the crowds. Midday is a mess with lessons and all that!

Don't forget to recharge your devices at the ski huts; I missed some stunning photo ops because my phone died. Also, the WiFi can be spotty, so be prepared!

I recommend getting a ski pass for multiple days if you’re planning to stay longer. It saves you a decent amount compared to day passes – I learned that the hard way on my first trip!

Bring your own gear if you can. Renting is super pricey, and you might find the equipment's not great quality. I ended up paying way more than I budgeted for gear rentals.

Try to get to the pass around 9 AM. The snow is usually nice and fresh then, plus you beat the crowds. I wished I had done this; the later it got, the busier it became!

If you're new to snowkiting, I suggest taking a lesson first. It really helped me understand the basics quickly, and it gave me more confidence to kite on my own later! Don't wait too long to sign up though; spots fill fast!