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Ski area map, lifts & slopes

Orientation at a click – The interactive slope map provides the status of all mountain railways and slopes, ski routes, mountain restaurants, and much more. Plan the ideal line for skiing days in advance, and easily stay updated on weather conditions as you go.

Ski area map

Your interactive guide to all 112 kilometers of slopes in Gurgl – including lift status, rest stops, live info, and more.

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The ski resort at a glance

The Gurgl ski resort comprises two separate ski areas: Obergurgl and Hochgurgl, each of which offers roughly 56 kilometers of slopes. The “Top Express” connects both resorts via a 3.6 km panoramic route over the Königstal and Ferwalltal valleys in just 9 minutes.

Obergurgl

Obergurgl sits at 1,930 meters and offers snow-sure slopes that are ideal for leisure skiers and families. Varied descents guarantee relaxed skiing days in a charming, alpine environment.

The following highlights await you in the Obergurgl ski area:

  • Hohe Mut Alm
  • Funmountain Obergurgl
  • First Line
  • Winter Playground
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Hochgurgl

At 2,150 meters, Hochgurgl promises wide, sunny slopes with an exclusive atmosphere. Here you will find the highest point reachable by lift in the Gurgl ski area – 3,030 meters.

The following highlights await you in the Hochgurgl ski area:

  • Top Mountain Star
  • Funslope
  • Toboggan run
  • Top Mountain Motorcycle Experience
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Lifts
There are a total of 25 lifts in the Gurgl ski area.
Status Lifts
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Slopes
Here is an overview of 60.2 km of blue, 33.2 km of red, and 14.3 km of black slopes, as well as 4.5 km of ski routes.
Status Slopes

Slope tips

  • Beginners: You will quickly gain confidence on the flat slopes of Gaisberg (slope 6), the practice and Mahdstuhl lifts (slope 15), and the many blue slopes in Hochgurgl.

  • Advanced skiers: The intermediate slopes on the Festkogl (slope 6A/6 & 12) in Obergurgl and the Schermerspitze descent (slope 30) in Hochgurgl are great fun for those with more carving practice.

  • The longest descent: Wurmkogl – Obergurgl/Pill (8km long, 1,260m difference in altitude). Slopes: 29, 26, 24, 32, 33.

Hardest descents:

  • Obergurgl: From the Hohe Mut Alm to the Gaisberg (slope 1), mogul slope (ski route 1A)

  • Hochgurgl: From the Top Mountain Star to the Wurmkogl middle station, steep! (slope 28)