Kaprun Snowboard Private Lessons

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Situated at the foot of Kitzsteinhorn, Kaprun is a prime tourism destination in Europe, featuring 5,000 guest beds and approximately 650,000 overnight stays per year, which makes it one of the economic powerhouses of the Alpine republic. A special attraction for holidaymakers from all over the world is the glacier skiing area at a height of 2,900 meters above sea-level. This is where winter sports enthusiasts meet the best of conditions for unclouded fun in the snow. Snowboard private lessons are very worthwhile feel assured what we can teach an average student in 2 hours of private lessons, equates to 10 hours in an overcrowded snowboard school group. This type of lesson comes at a slightly higher rate, but the personal tuition you receive and the progress you make is well worth the extra money. Whether it’s on your own or with a group of friends of similar standard, private lessons give you the chance to get personal, tailored tuition on your terms. Start when and where you want, and it doesn’t matter what level you are, or what you want to learn, just talk it through with your instructor and off you go.

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From: EUR45 per person (1 Hour)

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€45 per hour
€12.50 every additional person per hour

Even in the summertime, it is perfectly possible to use the pistes; they cover a distance of 41 kilometers. About 20 kilometers of the fluffy snow are to be found on Maiskogel, the little brother of mighty Kitzsteinhorn. This family mountain with its gentle descending slopes constitutes ideal grounds for those who are just about to start doing winter sports. Getting up to the peak is a piece of cake: the ski bus takes the guests directly to the lifts and cable cars.

The village can look back on an eventful history of many centuries. Its figurehead is its castle, 'Burg Kaprun'. The building, which had a total overhaul in 1975, was erected on a prominent piece of rock in the 12th century. Even up until today, it has been serving as a platform for many cultural events. Its eastern tower, which is called 'Turn ze Chaprunne', was built in the Romanic style. It is said to have been built as a compensation for attacks by the Velber Family.

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