Rangger Köpfl Skiing Area - Innsbruck - Tyrol

Innsbruck at your feet: skiing and tobogganing fun on the gentle slopes of the Rangger Köpfl

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The 1,939-metre-high Rangger Köpfl is a gentle mountain, around twelve kilometres from Innsbruck, named after the village of Ranggen.
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In the skiing area, nine kilometres of groomed slopes with an easy to medium difficulty rating are available for skiers and snowboarders.
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The slopes on the Rangger Köpfl mountain are lit up for the weekly tobogganing evenings, night skiing, and the ski touring evening.
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High up on the summit, by the top station of the Peter Anich III combination lift, is the wonderfully located panoramic cross-country ski trail.
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The cross-country ski trail, which is freshly groomed daily, is included in the lift ticket - it is a loop course (4.5 km classic and 4.5 km skating).
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The three toboggan runs at the Rangger Köpfl can be combined, forming the longest continuous toboggan run in North Tyrol at 10.5 kilometres.
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A 10-kilometre network of winter hiking trails completes the range of activities at the Rangger Köpfl, ensuring there is something for everyone.
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The facilities are open continuously in winter from mid-December to March (subject to change due to operational or weather conditions).
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Very close to the Tyrolean capital, the Rangger Köpfl near Oberperfuss is perfect for a family winter sports day. It’s not just at the summit that you will find a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains: The panorama stretches from the Mieminger Range over the Wetterstein and Karwendel Mountains to the Lechtal and Tux Alps.

The very easy blue to red pistes, combined with modern lifts, are a delight for every skier. Additionally, Mt. Rangger Köpfl features a top-class toboggan run with over 10 kilometres of fun - the longest run in North Tyrol (of which eight kilometres are floodlit). Time for a break?

Three mountain huts - Stiglreith, Sulzstich and the Rosskogelhütte - invite you to take a rest. There is also a 10-kilometre network of idyllic winter hiking trails and a panoramic cross-country ski trail at an altitude of around 2,000 metres, which will delight any winter sports enthusiast.

Altitude: 820 - 1,939 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 9 km (3.5 km easy / 5.5 km medium)
Snowmaking: 80% of the slopes
Lift facilites: 5 lifts

Toboggan runs: 3 runs (Köpfl1er 3.5 km, Sulzstich2er 2.5 km, Stiglreith3er 4.5 km)
all three runs can be combined to form the longest continuous toboggan run in North Tyrol
Cross-country ski tracks: panorama track (classic-intermediate 4.5 km, skating 4.5 km)