Obergurgl is an idyllic ski resort located in the Austrian Tyrol. Situated at an altitude of 1,930 meters—with slopes reaching over 3,000 meters above sea level—it is one of the highest resorts in the Alps, guaranteeing snow-sure skiing from November to May.
The Obergurgl ski area features over 112 kilometers of slopes suitable for skiers of all levels. The same lift pass also grants access to Sölden, bringing the total available terrain to 363 kilometers of slopes. Here, you can enjoy wide, sunny runs, challenging off-piste areas, and modern lift systems that quickly transport you up the mountain.
Abundant off-piste opportunities attract those seeking adventure beyond the groomed runs. Thanks to modern lifts and excellent snow conditions, the skiing experience here is both comfortable and exciting. Beginners can take advantage of several green and blue slopes for a gentle start, while more experienced skiers can explore the red and black runs that offer greater challenges.
Explore the Sölden ski area
The same lift pass used for Obergurgl also allows you to ski in the nearby Sölden ski area. Sölden offers over 144 kilometers of slopes and three peaks exceeding 3,000 meters, ensuring a varied and thrilling skiing experience. In total, your pass gives you access to 363 kilometers of slopes—an impressive amount! Free ski buses run between Obergurgl and Sölden every 10 minutes, with a travel time of just under 20 minutes between the resorts.
Sölden also boasts a lively après-ski scene and a wide range of restaurants and bars, making it the perfect complement to your ski trip.
Family-friendly and comfortable
With its wide range of activities and amenities, Obergurgl is an excellent destination for families. It offers ski lessons for children, kid-friendly slopes, and many family-oriented hotels with facilities suited to both adults and children.
Exclusive hotels and accommodation
Obergurgl offers a selection of high-quality hotels and accommodation. You can also enjoy spa treatments, gourmet meals, and first-class service. While Obergurgl may not be Austria’s cheapest village, you certainly get quality for your money.
Activities off the slopes
Beyond skiing, there is plenty to discover in Obergurgl. Try snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, or a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the beautiful winter landscape. The village also features a variety of restaurants and shops offering everything from local specialties to international cuisine.
Photo: Niclas Karlsson, Glacier Media
