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Hahnenkamm Races Kitzbühel 2027

The 2027 Hahnenkamm Races take place in Kitzbühel, Austria, from 18 to 24 January 2027, with the Streif downhill, Super-G and Ganslern slalom of the alpine ski World Cup.

  • 18–24 Jan 2027
  • Kitzbühel, Austria
Hahnenkamm Races Kitzbühel 2027: 18–24 Jan 2027, Kitzbühel, Austria

The Hahnenkamm Races 2027 take place in Kitzbühel, Austria, from 18 to 24 January 2027. The race week brings the alpine ski World Cup to the legendary Streif downhill, the Super-G course and the Ganslern slalom. It is one of the biggest events in winter sport and a strong option for ski holidays, VIP trips and sports-themed group tours.

Hahnenkamm Races Kitzbühel 2027 at a glance: dates, venue, city and trip planning steps
Hahnenkamm Races Kitzbühel 2027: key facts and planning steps

About the Hahnenkamm Races

The Hahnenkamm Races have been held in Kitzbühel since the 1930s, and the Streif is widely regarded as one of the most demanding downhill courses in the world. Race week mixes elite sport with a lively town atmosphere, with crowds lining the finish area, fan zones in the town and evening events.

The organiser runs three disciplines: the Super-G on the Streifalm, the downhill on the Streif and the slalom on the Ganslern. The official sport programme for 2027, published on the race website, sets the training and race days within the week.

For travellers, race week combines watching top skiers with skiing in the large Kitzbühel ski area, so it suits both sports fans and keen skiers. Kitzbühel's medieval town centre adds shopping and dining.

The Hahnenkamm Races 2027 dates and venue

The Hahnenkamm Races 2027 take place from 18 to 24 January 2027 in Kitzbühel, Tyrol. Training runs come first, with the main races normally over the final weekend; check the official 2027 sport programme for the exact day of each race.

The courses finish close to the town centre, and spectators can watch from the finish area or from points along the slopes. Tickets and spectator information are on the official Hahnenkamm Races website.

How to get to Kitzbühel for the Hahnenkamm Races

Innsbruck Airport (INN) is the nearest major airport, around an hour and a half by road. Salzburg Airport (SZG) and Munich Airport (MUC) are popular alternatives, and many travellers from the Gulf and Asia fly into Munich or Vienna (VIE) and continue by train or transfer.

Kitzbühel has a railway station with connections via Wörgl and Salzburg, and private and shared transfers run from the main airports. Roads can be busy and snowy during race week, so allow extra time.

Where to stay

Staying in Kitzbühel itself is the most convenient choice for a trip to the Hahnenkamm Races, but rooms are very limited and expensive during race week, so book well in advance. Hotels near the Hahnenkamm cable car and town centre are the most sought after.

Nearby villages such as Kirchberg, Reith, Aurach, Jochberg and St. Johann in Tirol offer more choice and are connected by buses, trains or ski lifts.

Planning a group trip to the Hahnenkamm Races

A group tour to the Hahnenkamm Races 2027 can combine two race days with skiing, a sleigh ride and a visit to Innsbruck or Salzburg. Agencies should secure tickets, accommodation and ground transport early, since demand peaks on the race weekend.

Remind travellers that mid-January weather is very cold and snowy, and recommend suitable clothing. Check entry requirements for Austria with the official authorities.

Frequently asked questions

When are the Hahnenkamm Races 2027?

The Hahnenkamm Races take place from 18 to 24 January 2027 in Kitzbühel, Austria. The official sport programme gives the day of each training run and race.

What races are held in Kitzbühel?

The organiser runs the Super-G on the Streifalm, the downhill on the famous Streif and the slalom on the Ganslern, all part of the alpine ski World Cup.

How do I get tickets for the Hahnenkamm Races?

Tickets are sold through the official Hahnenkamm Races website. Check it early for ticket categories and spectator information.

Which airport is nearest to Kitzbühel?

Innsbruck Airport (INN) is the nearest. Salzburg (SZG) and Munich (MUC) are popular alternatives with transfers and rail links to Kitzbühel.

Can spectators also ski during race week?

Yes, the Kitzbühel ski area stays open for visitors, although some slopes near the race courses are closed. Check local information for details.

Travel agencies can book flights for travellers going to the Hahnenkamm Races in the QuickOTA B2B Panel and set their own markup.

Dates and venue come from the organiser and can change. Always check the official event page (last checked 3 Nov 2026) before you book.