Alpine skipass berlin r2
Fast overview of Wilder Kaiser skipass choices, transfer options from Berlin, and practical tips to plan your alpine days.
Why Wilder Kaiser from Berlin
Wilder Kaiser offers a compact lift network ideal for day trips or weekend escapes. From Berlin, combined rail and road transfer options make it accessible for short alpine breaks.
- Efficient regional transfers (train + shuttle)
- Pass types for families, day visitors, and season holders
- Clear pricing for 1–7 day windows
Skipass options
Valid for full day use across main lifts. Ideal for visitors staying near the resort for 24 hours.
- Flexible start time
- Refund rules: see local terms
Discounted rates for consecutive days. Best for short alpine holidays from Berlin.
Get a quoteSeason passes and family bundles provide best value for repeat visitors and families with kids.
| Type | Who | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Family | 2 adults + up to 3 kids | Proof of family status required |
| Season | Frequent skiers | Early-bird discounts available |
Travel routes & transfer times
Common transfer options from Berlin to Wilder Kaiser area (approximate times).
| Route | Duration | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Berlin — Munich (ICE) + Shuttle | ~6.5–8h | Best for early starts |
| Berlin — Salzburg (IC/ICE) + Regional | ~7–9h | Flexible connections, scenic |
| Berlin — Innsbruck (night train) + bus | ~10–12h | Overnight travel option |
We recommend booking transport and passes in advance during peak season.
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Local contact & advice
FAQ
Some multi-area passes include adjacent resorts; check the pass description for cross-resort validity.
Refund policies vary by operator; we recommend checking terms before purchase and considering travel insurance.
Book your long-distance train early for best fares, then reserve a regional shuttle or taxi to the resort. We can advise on schedules.
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