About skipass1wilder
We help visitors plan Wilder Kaiser ski days — clear pass options, local tips, and cross-border logistics from Germany to Austria.
Our mission
Make planning Wilder Kaiser ski trips simple and reliable. We focus on practical information: pass types, best-value combinations, family options and sustainable travel between Germany and Austria.
- Clear comparisons of local and regional skipasses
- Route and timing advice to avoid queues
- Local partners for rentals and lessons
Team & local experts
Anna Müller
Founder — alpine guide and pass specialist. Based in Berlin with frequent on-site checks in Wilder Kaiser.
Lukas Schmidt
Operations — coordinates local rental partners and lift desk contacts.
Maja Weber
Community & logistics — supports group bookings and family itineraries.
Our story
Founded by ski lovers and regional specialists, skipass1wilder began as a simple checklist for friends traveling to Wilder Kaiser. Over time we built partnerships with local rental shops and learned how to make pass selection less confusing for visitors crossing the border.
Today: a compact, practical guide and booking support for families, groups and independent skiers.
Passes at a glance
| Pass | Best for | Duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wilder Kaiser Local | Short day trips | 1–3 days | Cheaper, limited lifts |
| Regional Tirol Card | Multiple areas | 2–7 days | Good when combining resorts |
| Family Saver | Families | Season | Discounts for children |
FAQ
Some area passes are region-specific. We summarize when single-area or regional passes are more economical.
Look for family bundles or season-long family passes; book rentals bundled with lessons for discounts.
Yes — reach out via Contacts to coordinate multi-day or multi-resort plans; we advise on transfers and pass combos.
Gallery — Wilder Kaiser highlights
Plan your day on Wilder Kaiser
Need tailored advice for dates, group size or combined passes? Our team helps with practical steps.