Your SPORT 2000 retailer is located directly in Brixen im Thale:

Sport 2000 rent Skiverleih Sport Fuchs
Liftweg 1
6364 Brixen im Thale

The Wilder Kaiser – Brixental ski region is located in the Kitzbühel Alps and stretches across the districts of Kitzbühel and Kufstein. It takes 15 minutes to drive to Kitzbühel and just under half an hour to Kufstein. The provincial capital of Innsbruck is around 1 hour away, as are the Chiemgau Alps in Germany.

At your SPORT 2000 rent ski hire in Brixen im Thale, you will be kitted out from head to toe. Look forward to perfectly maintained equipment and an excellent selection of skis and ski boots, snowboards, boots and cross-country skis. Models from top brands such as Völkl, Blizzard, HEAD and Atomic are available. Ski poles, helmets and protectors are also available, of course. Incidentally, poles are always included.
There's no shortage of fun either: hire a toboggan or snowshoes and enjoy the beautiful mountain panoramas of the Skiwelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental.

The Wilder Kaiser – Brixental ski resort has very reliable snow cover. 230 kilometres of slopes can also be covered with artificial snow. State-of-the-art snowmaking equipment with GPS snow measurement systems is used. This saves around 25% of resources annually. Snow is made using drinking water, which accumulates in the Skiwelt's reservoirs over the summer. This ensures the highest quality slopes.

There is also plenty to experience away from the ski slopes in the Kitzbühel Alps. Around 196 km of perfectly groomed cross-country trails criss-cross the region around the Skiwelt. The Brixen high-altitude trail offers fantastic views of the impressive mountain world and is also suitable for beginners. Winter paragliding also rewards you with fascinating perspectives of the Kaiser Mountains.
Winter hiking or snowshoeing allows you to explore snow-covered Brixen im Thale at a leisurely pace and take in the breathtaking landscape. Afterwards, stop off at one of the ski huts or rustic mountain inns. Treat yourself to a soothing hot chocolate or delicacies from the regional Tyrolean cuisine.