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Ötztal

Compare ski areas, find a base for the night and choose where to eat. Each place has its own charging details.

Choose your ski area

Obergurgl-Hochgurgl

Gurgl brings together Obergurgl and Hochgurgl in one linked ski area, with roughly half the terrain in each sector. The Top Express gondola links the two across the Königstal and Ferwalltal valleys, making it possible to explore both during a ski day.

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Sölden

Sölden links Giggijoch, Gaislachkogl and its glacier sector into one ski area. Lifts and pistes connect the three sectors, so you can explore different parts of the mountain during your stay.

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Vent

Vent offers family-friendly skiing in the high-alpine setting of a mountaineering village. Sunny slopes are the focus of this small ski area at the end of the valley.

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Hochoetz

Hochoetz combines beginner terrain around the Acherkogel upper station with intermediate runs on the Brunnenkopf. In the Balbachtal, open, treeless slopes cover all difficulty levels, with a freestyle park adding another option.

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Niederthai

Niederthai is a compact family and beginner ski area served by small drag lifts and a connecting lift. A ski and snowboard school and a ski kindergarten help learners make their first turns.

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Gries

Gries is a family ski area above Längenfeld, suited to a first introduction to skiing. Its secluded setting and family atmosphere offer a quiet place to learn.

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Find your base

Choose a place to eat

Crosspoint

The restaurant serves homemade local dishes and seasonal specialities from North and South Tyrol, including stone-oven pizza, pasta, steaks, burgers, trout, Gröstl and dumplings.

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Marlstein

The restaurant serves Tyrolean Gröstl, Tafelspitz and Kaiserschmarren, with seasonal dishes including porcini ragout, Bauernschmaus and house sausages.

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