Obergurgl

Obergurgl-Hochgurgl ski pass

Everyone is welcome in the Obergurgl-Hochgurgl ski area. Individually tailored offers ensure that every guest gets their money's worth: from beginner's tickets, staggered day tickets, multi-day tickets to season tickets, every winter sports enthusiast will find the perfect ticket. The Ötztal Super Ski Pass, which is automatically valid for all Ötztal ski resorts for three days or more, promises plenty of variety.

Night skiing

There is something magical about night skiing and tobogganing. When nature is plunged into darkness and only the moon casts light shadows, skiing and tobogganing late at night is even more fun. Night skiing and tobogganing in Obergurgl makes this possible. Twice a week, one slope and one toboggan run are floodlit in the evening for even more skiing and tobogganing fun. It is particularly beautiful when the starry sky is twinkling.

Ski and Snowboard School

Ever wondered what it's like to whiz down a perfectly groomed, glistening slope on boards that seem to mean the world? Or what it's like to have just one board strapped to you instead of two? Or would you rather improve your turning technique and become more confident on your skis or snowboard?

Obergurgl Ski School, one of the best ski schools in Austria, offers private and group lessons for young and old. At the end of the day, everyone's face will be aglow!

Tobogganing

The natural toboggan run from the mountain station to the valley station of the Hochgurgl cable car offers a fast-paced tobogganing experience. Experienced tobogganists and beginners alike can enjoy this traditional Tyrolean winter sport on a perfectly groomed toboggan run with 25 bends. If you don't jump on your sledge a second or even third time, you've done something wrong. The ascent with the Hochgurgl cable car is very easy. Another highlight is the weekly night toboggan run, followed by a stop at one of the huts or restaurants in the village or on the mountain.

Some quick info for your skiing holiday in Obergurgl

• The Obergurgl lift pass (from 3 days) is also valid for the whole of the Ötztal valley, including Sölden (and its two glaciers) with its 144 kilometres of pistes. Sölden and the rest of the Ötztal valley can be reached by ski bus, giving you access to a total of 363 kilometres of pistes.
• There is a free ski bus from Obergurgl to Sölden every 10 minutes from the Festkogelbahn (the lift near The Moss) and takes 21 minutes to reach the Gaislachkoglebahn main lift. First bus leaves at 8:45 - last bus leaves at 17:30 for Sölden.
• There is also a free ski bus from Sölden to Obergurgl every 10 minutes. The last bus leaves at 16:55 from Gaislachkogel to Obergurgl. After the last bus it is possible to take a taxi.
• The ski area consists of two parts: Obergurgl and Hochgurgl. These two areas are effectively connected by a gondola lift (takes 12 minutes) that crosses the valley. Hochgurgl is known for its family-friendly, long and wide pistes where you can ski for longer without having to stop for lifts. Obergurgl offers a more challenging skiing experience.
• Evening skiing is available every Monday from mid-December to the end of March. It's mainly piste no. No. 6, which is 8 km long, which is lit up at night. This is included in the lift pass.
• Off-piste - many options, especially between Obergurgl and Hochgurgl.
• Cross-country skiing - there are two trails in the valley. One at 7km and one at 3km. There are more in Sölden.