Hochzeiger Skiing Area - Pitztal

With 54 kilometres of slopes, the Hochzeiger Snow Park, and a 1,000-metre vertical drop, the Hochzeiger Ski Resort attracts winter sports enthusiasts to the sunny southwest-facing slopes above Jerzens. Whether you're into snowboarding, carving, or simply enjoy a leisurely ski, you'll find slopes for all levels here. The free ski bus conveniently takes you from all villages of the Pitztal to the valley station of the gondola lift. In the home ski resort of former ski star Benjamin Raich, one of the black slopes is even named after him: the Benni Raich run, slope number 3.

Other highlights include the Zirbenfall run with its 80% gradient and the Panorama run. High above the middle station, the Hochzeiger Snow Park awaits, a paradise for snowboarders with a box line, kicker line, and chill area. The park shapers ensure optimal conditions daily. The season kicks off with the "Hochzeiger Openair", followed by other live events such as "Hochzeiger rockt", the pre-New Year's Eve party, and the Stars & Sterne gala night with TV chef Ralf Zacherl.

The Hochzeiger is considered THE family ski resort in the Pitztal valley: The gently undulating terrain is largely free of trees. In the Kids Funline on family run 1a, you'll whiz through rotating Pitzi & Gratsch soft figures. The mascots - ibex Pitzi and his friend Gratsch - guarantee children's laughter in the skiing area. There's also a 6-kilometre-long natural toboggan run and Pitzi's Slope Rules Trail, where Pitzi & Gratsch explain the FIS rules of conduct in a child-friendly way.

Altitude: 1,450 - 2,500 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 54 km (11 km easy / 23 km medium / 10 km difficult / 10 km ski routes)
Snowmaking: 95% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 9 lifts

Toboggan runs: 1 run (Hochzeiger natural toboggan run 6 km)
Cross-country ski tracks: not available, there are 108 km of tracks in the Pitztal valley