Contact Itter Mountain Railways
Opening times, information & how to get to SkiWelt Itter
The Salvistabahn, Bergbahn Itter’s 10-seater gondola lift, takes you directly from the village to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental. You can stop off for a bite to eat at the KRAFTalm midway station. In summer, the Kleine Salve, with its 360° panorama and reservoir, is a peaceful destination for a day out. Any questions about tickets, timetables or groups? You can contact us directly here.
Your message to the Itter Mountain Railway
Do you have any questions about the Salvista cable car, tickets or a trip up the Kleine Salve? Drop us a line – we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. For up-to-date information on cable car operations, it’s best to give us a call.
Itter Mountain Railways in summer and winter
Directions & Parking
Itter is easy to get to – whether by car, train, bus or plane. Thanks to its central location near Wörgl and the Inn Valley, you’ll arrive quickly and stress-free. Under each travel option, you’ll find all the information you need on routes, journey times and tips for your journey. If you’re travelling by car, we recommend, where possible, leaving your car at your accommodation and using the regular buses to the mountain railway. If you’d prefer to drive directly to the valley station in Itter, there are plenty of free parking spaces available there.
+2Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy tickets?
At the ticket office or ticket machine at the valley station in Itter, or online at SkiWelt Ticket Shop.
How do I get to the Itter mountain railway?
Telephone: +43 5335 2238 30
Email: mountain railways.hopfgarten@skiwelt.at
or via the contact form on this page.
Can I get off at the middle station?
Yes, you can stop off and have a bite to eat at the KRAFTalm (1,349 m).
Are dogs, pushchairs and bicycles allowed on board?
Yes. The gondola is accessible to all; pushchairs are allowed on board, and dogs travel free of charge in summer.
Is there a beginners’ ski lift in Itter?
Yes, the ski lift right next to the gondola.
What is the name of the mountain railway in Itter?
The Salvistabahn, a 10-seater gondola lift up the Kleine Salve. It is operated by Bergbahn Hohe Salve.
I’ve lost something – who should I contact?
Please ring us or get in touch via the form, stating the date and train.
Are there group rates?
Yes, for groups of 20 or more. Please contact us using the form.