Obergurgl-Hochgurgl

The Diamond of the Alps

Glittering views: ski holidays in Obergurgl-Hochgurgl

In Obergurgl-Hochgurgl, nestling at the far end of Ötztal, one of Tirol's and the Alps' finest and snow-surest ski areas can be found. The "Diamond of the Alps", as the secluded mountain village with international flair proudly calls itself, owes its great appeal to sun-flooded slopes between 1800 and 3080 meters above sea level, top modern mountain lifts without any waiting times plus top-class hotels and mountain restaurants. Thanks to its altitude, Obergurgl-Hochgurgl is one of the first winter ski resorts in Austria to open the season in mid-November, offering 25 mountain lifts and 112 immaculate slope kilometers for skiing, snowboarderding and freeriding - promising also excellent snow conditions for winter holidays until the end of April.

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New from Winter 2018/19

Kirchenkarbahn II

15.11. - 25.11.2018

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NEW: Kirchenkar Mountain Gondola II

Additional slope kilometers and freeriding opportunities of unbelievable dimensions will be opened up by the new Kirchenkar Mountain Gondola in Hochgurgl from this ski winter onwards. Thanks to the finalization of the 10-passenger mountain gondola featuring a total hourly capacity of 2400 people.

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NEW: Gourmet Gondola

In the Gourmet Gondola cabin of Kirchenkarbahn, which can be booked exclusively, even skiing becomes a minor matter. While the gondola is on its way right to the heart of this picture-book mountain scenery, up to 5 passengers are spoiled with fine drinks and excellent food prepared at the Top Mountain Crosspoint restaurant.

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Ötztal Super Skipass

356 km of ski slopes, 90 mountain lifts and 6 ski areas - the new Ötztal Super Skipass gives unlimited access to all ski slopes in the valley. Internationally renowned ski destinations like Sölden and Obergurgl-Hochgurgl are included as well as the family-friendly ski regions of Hochoetz-Kühtai, Niederthai, Gries and Vent.

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Interactive Guide in 3D

A convenient guide to the Obergurgl-Hochgurgl ski area at one click: the photo-realistic ski trail map in 3D marks the mountain lifts and slopes, ski routes, mountain restaurants, live cams, activities, the current weather report and much more. Perfect to plan in advance the ideal line through your perfect skiing day.

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Brilliant winter sports offer

Be it ski piste or powder stashes, Obergurgl or Hochgurgl - the Diamond of the Alps lives up to its reputation revolving around "Top Quality Skiing" in many ways: skiing on perfectly prepared runs, freeriding on fantastic deep powder slopes, freestyle action in the snow park or enjoyment for all the family on the fun slopes. The two ski stars Dave Ryding & Fritz Dopfer perfectly know what we are talking about. Even if they are not always in complete agreement...

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Culinary wow moments guaranteed

In addition to the sports highlights on the sunny ski slopes, many other delicacies are waiting for you in Obergurgl-Hochgurgl: here you will experience culinary treats at the highest level - encircled by majestic glaciers. For example, at the breathtaking Top Mountain Star panorama bar with viewing platform at 3080 meters or the striking Top Mountain Crosspoint with its large sun terrace. Also Hohe Mut Alm on the mountain of the same name offers first-class gastronomy with panoramic views. So enjoy your meal - Bon appétit!

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Europe's highest Motorcycle Museum

Who would have thought that? In Hochgurgl you'll find - right next to the ski slope - Europe's highest motorbike museum. Covering more than 3000 m², the Top Mountain Motorcycle Museum shows more than 230 historical exhibits from over 100 different manufacturers. Including the world's oldest motorbike dating back to 1896. Automotive rarities and changing special exhibitions complete the journey back in time to the motorsport history.

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