Bergkastel Nauders Skiing Area

The Bergkastel at the Reschen Pass: skiing in the Two Countries Ski Arena between South Tyrol and North Tyrol

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The Bergkastel in Nauders offers 75 km of slopes - most of them are classified as easy or medium.
Foto: Rudi Wyhlidal, © TVB Tiroler Oberland
The skiing area extends on the Bergkastelspitze, Tscheyeck and Gueserkopf mountains.
Foto: Kurt Kirschner, © TVB Tiroler Oberland
State-of-the-art snow-making equipment guarantees fun on the slopes until late spring.
Foto: Rudi Wyhlidal, © TVB Tiroler Oberland

Notice Resia Pass: The road from North Tyrol (Austria) to South Tyrol (Italy) over the Resia Pass was closed between Pfunds and Nauders due to work in autumn 2024, and will remain closed again from March 20, 2025,… read more

The Bergkastel Ski Resort spreads around the Bergkastelspitze, Tscheyeck, and Gueserkopf mountains in the Oetztal Alps. Awarded the Tyrolean Slope Seal of Quality, the Cross-country Ski Trail Seal of Quality, and, as one of the first ski resorts, the Tobogganing Seal of Quality, it offers an 8-kilometre-long natural toboggan run, the Bergkastel-Rodelbahn - one of the longest in Tyrol. The Bergkastel Cable Car departs from Nauders and takes you up to an altitude of 2,750 metres.

Snowboarders will find their terrain in the Goldpark Nauders with its Slope Style, Fun Line, and Golden Bridge Line. Five freeride routes, including "Down Under" and "G3000", entice you into the powder snow. Family-friendly offerings include the Nauderix Funline Valley Lift with interactive elements, and the Nauderix Land, a public area at Bergkastel with two magic carpets. In addition, a snow kindergarten with a children's restaurant, child safety features on all chairlifts, and the Forest Wildlife Adventure Park ensure carefree fun.

The free Nauders app allows you to record and save your ski days. The Bergkastel, with its 75 kilometres of slopes and ski routes, is part of the Two Countries Ski Arena. This cross-border network connects three ski resorts near the Reschen Pass and offers a total of 159 kilometres of slopes between North Tyrol and South Tyrol in Italy. The Solda Glacier Ski Resort reaches an altitude of 3,250 metres. In the border triangle of Italy, Austria, and Switzerland, imposing three-thousanders such as "King Ortles" and Mt. Cevedale frame the skiing area. Another joint ski pass arrangement exists among the Nauders and Kaunertal Glacier-Fendels ski resorts.

Altitude: 1,394 - 2,750 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 75 km (25 km easy / 36 km medium / 14 km difficult) plus 11 km ski routes
Snowmaking: 85% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 14 lifts

Toboggan runs: 1 run (Bergkastel tobogggan run 8 km)
Cross-country ski tracks: not available in the skiing area, there are 10 tracks around Nauders