Obergurgl Ski Passes
How much is a ski pass in Obergurgl?
Quietly resting in a corner of the Ötztal Alps and ski area is one of the highest ski resort villages in not only Austria but Europe. Obergurgl and the extended area of Hochgurgl attract some of the world's most keen winter sports skiers, every ski season. The pistes on the ski area cover an area between 1800 meters and 3000 meters altitude, making it one of the highest ski terrains in Europe and its north-facing slopes ensuring the snow covering is preserved for much longer. With a fantastic snow record and reliable high altitude snow-sure pistes, Obergurgl's ski area promises an amazing ski experience. The slopes are adequately serviced by an ultra-modern lift system which comprises a total of 24 lifts ( chair lifts, drag lifts and gondolas ) covering all 110 kilometres of the ski area. The efficient lift systems in Obergurgl were put in place to ensure that waiting or queuing at the lifts is kept at a minimum. The majority of the runs here are suitable for beginners and intermediates, however, there are few advanced runs and several off-piste opportunities abound for the thrill-seekers and brave hearts.
Types of Ski Passes in Obergurgl
There are different types of ski passes available at Obergurgl which are based on ski terrain access granted, age, duration of ski period (number of days ), number of members in a group and time of year. There are also beginner ski passes to multi day ski passes and full season passes covering the whole season from November to April. They were originally two main ski areas that are accessed by two different ski passes; the Gurgl ski area covers the Obergurgl and Hochgurgl surrounding ski areas and the Solden ski pass which extended the access area to include the pistes on the Solden resort. At the start of the ski season in November 2021, there will be an additional ski pass area, which is the Otztal Super Skipass. It will cover up to 363 kilometres of extended ski slopes and grant additional access to up to 90 lifts across the mountain range. The Otztal covers the Obergurgl-Hochgurgl and Solden ski pistes as well as Hochoetz-Kuhtai, Niederthai, Vent and Gries ski areas.
Under these three access areas, ski pass rates can be purchases under:
Group Ski Pass:
This group ski pass offers discounts for a group of up to 20 skiers. This includes Adults, Children and Youth groups. The Group pass must be purchased at once and cannot be split or broken down within the group.
Children Ski Pass:
There are various discounts for children at Obergurgl depending on their date of birth. The various discounts range across an age demographic classified as Youth Rates, Child rates and Snow Kids. These discounts are redeemable only after proof of age has been presented.
Disabled Persons Ski Pass:
There are significant discounts for disabled persons who are using the lifts. The rates may differ based on the age of the disabled person. Proof of disability is required to redeem the discount on the ski pass.
Discounts to be provided for seniors 80 years plus ( born before 1942 ). Valid photo identification is required to redeem the discount.
Where Can I Buy An Obergurgl Ski Pass?
Purchase your Obergurgl ski pass with us online before you leave for your ski holiday and have it ready and waiting for use when you arrive at the resort. You can also purchase your ski pass from the ticket offices at the lifts when you arrive at Obergurgl, however, if you wish to avoid the long queues at the ticket office, purchase your ski pass online with us at Erna Low. Let your travel to Obergurgl be calm and stress-free, knowing that your ski pass is already taken care of and all you need to do on arrival is just ski.
Can I Pre-Book My Obergurgl Ski Pass?
Yes, you can pre-book your Obergurgl ski pass. Pre-booking your ski pass is one of the most efficient and convenient ways of securing your pass prior to your ski holiday. You will still be eligible for any ongoing discounts and deals at the time of your booking. Contact us now to make or inquire about pre-booking your Obergurgl ski pass.
How Do Ski Passes Work In Obergurgl?
Ski passes in Obergurgl work in the same way most ski passes in Europe work. When purchased, the pass is electronically uploaded onto a hands-free key card that resembles and functions just as any other electronic payment card. When heading out to the slopes, the card should be swiped at the terminals for access to the lifts and turnstiles when accessing the lift, chairs etc.
What About Pedestrian Ski Passes in Obergurgl?
You do not have to be a skier or snowboarder to enjoy the slopes or get the opportunity to admire the stunning beauty of the Obergurgl-Hochgurgl ski terrain. The slopes are also accessed by walkers and Tobogganing riders. The passes may be referred to as Non-Skier passes however, pedestrians are very much looked after in Obergurgl. There are single-ride tickets and 6-day tickets granting access for non-skiers, which pedestrians can choose from. Do not hesitate to contact us for any further information regarding pedestrian access in Obergurgl.
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