Ranked 68th of 155 Ski resorts
Obergurgl-Hochgurgl reviews & ratings
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Overview
Obergurgl-Hochgurgl, known as the ‘Diamond of the Alps,’ is one of Austria’s highest and most snow-sure resorts. It offers a variety of slopes for all abilities, with some particularly good options for advanced skiers. The resort is celebrated for its high-quality snow, extensive ski terrain, and modern facilities. Après-ski in Obergurgl-Hochgurgl is sophisticated, with a range of upscale bars and restaurants. If you’re looking for a high-altitude skiing experience with luxurious après-ski options, Obergurgl-Hochgurgl is a top choice.
Main Stats
50Total Runs
112.2 kmSkiable Terrain
1793 mBottom Elevation
3082 mTop Elevation
Reviews
Juliet - advanced skier
Apr, 30 - 2024
Good range of slopes from blue to black. Lifts mainly gondolas, few chair lifts. Great skiing when weather fine, but strong winds close the lifts down. Good snow coverage for late season snowing.
Chris - intermediate skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
This snow sure (even at Christmas) resort is a joy to go to. The people are friendly and patient with children. There are plenty of restaurants in the mountains for lunch and the food is cheaper than France. All DAY ski lessons come as standard so the adults get much more time to explore by themselves. Going to Innsbruck rather than Geneva or the crowded Chambery is so much more relaxed. Rooms in our hotel Lohman were the biggest weve come across in 15 years of skiing the kids room replete with climbing wall and soft play biffing blocks us also a winner oh and the slide that goes from one floor to another.
Chris - intermediate skier
Apr, 29 - 2024
This snow sure (even at Christmas) resort is a joy to go to. The people are friendly and patient with children. There are plenty of restaurants in the mountains for lunch and the food is cheaper than France. All DAY ski lessons come as standard so the adults get much more time to explore by themselves. Going to Innsbruck rather than Geneva or the crowded Chambery is so much more relaxed. Rooms in our hotel Lohman were the biggest weve come across in 15 years of skiing the kids room replete with climbing wall and soft play biffing blocks us also a winner oh and the slide that goes from one floor to another.
