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110 km of slopes
51 slopes
25 lifts
Charming village stations
Grand domain stations
Alti-forme stations
Club stations
Nordic stations
New slides stations
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Explore 112 km of slopes across the connected Obergurgl and Hochgurgl sectors. Wide pistes around the Gaisberg and Festkogl are suitable for families and intermediate skiers, while more experienced visitors can discover steeper terrain around the Hohe Mut and Wurmkogel. The Top Express gondola connects the two main sectors, making it possible to spend the day exploring the entire ski area. The resort’s altitude provides reliable conditions from November through April.
Travel to the Top Mountain Star at 3,030 metres and enjoy panoramic views across the Ötztal Alps and towards the Dolomites. The glass-fronted mountain bar and viewing platform occupy one of the highest accessible points in the ski area. Visitors can also explore the Top Mountain Motorcycle Experience near the Hochgurgl sector, one of Europe’s highest motorcycle museums.
Discover more than 20 km of prepared winter hiking trails through the high-altitude landscape surrounding Obergurgl and Hochgurgl. Routes lead through the valley, towards mountain huts and across peaceful snow-covered terrain. Snowshoeing and guided excursions provide another way to explore the Ötztal Nature Park and the quieter landscapes beyond the ski pistes.
Explore 112 km of slopes across the connected Obergurgl and Hochgurgl sectors. Wide pistes around the Gaisberg and Festkogl are suitable for families and intermediate skiers, while more experienced visitors can discover steeper terrain around the Hohe Mut and Wurmkogel. The Top Express gondola connects the two main sectors, making it possible to spend the day exploring the entire ski area. The resort’s altitude provides reliable conditions from November through April.
Travel to the Top Mountain Star at 3,030 metres and enjoy panoramic views across the Ötztal Alps and towards the Dolomites. The glass-fronted mountain bar and viewing platform occupy one of the highest accessible points in the ski area. Visitors can also explore the Top Mountain Motorcycle Experience near the Hochgurgl sector, one of Europe’s highest motorcycle museums.
Discover more than 20 km of prepared winter hiking trails through the high-altitude landscape surrounding Obergurgl and Hochgurgl. Routes lead through the valley, towards mountain huts and across peaceful snow-covered terrain. Snowshoeing and guided excursions provide another way to explore the Ötztal Nature Park and the quieter landscapes beyond the ski pistes.
On 19 November 2026, Gurgl is scheduled to begin its winter season. Thanks to the resort’s elevation between 1,800 and 3,030 metres, Obergurgl-Hochgurgl is traditionally among the first non-glacier ski areas in Austria to open. The opening provides visitors with an early opportunity to discover the slopes, mountain restaurants and high-altitude winter scenery
On 21 and 22 November 2026, international Alpine ski racers will gather in Gurgl for an Audi FIS Ski World Cup weekend. The programme will feature high-level slalom racing in the impressive high-Alpine setting above Obergurgl. Visitors can watch some of the world’s best technical skiers and enjoy a lively opening-season atmosphere.
From 10 to 12 March 2027, Diamond Beats will combine skiing, music and culinary experiences in Gurgl. Performances and entertainment will take place in selected mountain and village venues. The event offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy spring skiing during the day before discovering live music and evening entertainment in the resort.
On 19 November 2026, Gurgl is scheduled to begin its winter season. Thanks to the resort’s elevation between 1,800 and 3,030 metres, Obergurgl-Hochgurgl is traditionally among the first non-glacier ski areas in Austria to open. The opening provides visitors with an early opportunity to discover the slopes, mountain restaurants and high-altitude winter scenery
On 21 and 22 November 2026, international Alpine ski racers will gather in Gurgl for an Audi FIS Ski World Cup weekend. The programme will feature high-level slalom racing in the impressive high-Alpine setting above Obergurgl. Visitors can watch some of the world’s best technical skiers and enjoy a lively opening-season atmosphere.
From 10 to 12 March 2027, Diamond Beats will combine skiing, music and culinary experiences in Gurgl. Performances and entertainment will take place in selected mountain and village venues. The event offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy spring skiing during the day before discovering live music and evening entertainment in the resort.