Oberperfuss resort information

The Rangger Köpfl – Oberperfuss is an alpine ski resort in Innsbruck and its holiday villages, Tyrol in Austria and offers some of Sellraintal’s best skiing and snowboarding experiences. With elevations between 820 and 2,000 metres and over 13 kilometres of varied terrain, uncrowded trails and stunning views, it ensures that winter sports enthusiasts of all age and ability can indulge in their passion to their hearts content.

7 kilometres of blue runs provide terrain that will help skiers gain confidence as well as skills, novices will feel at home on the slopes near the mountain station of the gondola. Whilst the 4 kilometres of red and 2 kilometres of black runs and the resorts high altitudes, require skill and endurance from skiers whilst rewarding them with astonishing views and unforgettable moments. The Rosskogelhuette run and those along the edge of slope No. 3 provide some of the most challenging terrain of the resort. The Ski school offers lessons for all ages and abilities and is a terrific way to learn to ski or snowboard in a comfortable, structured setting.

Residents and visitors have a lot to take advantage of at Rangger Köpfl – Oberperfuss with skiing as just the pinnacle. There is a wealth of other amenities and attractions. Night skiing on the 2 kilometres of floodlit slopes allow people to come and ski and board under the stars! You can even get an adrenaline rush on the 10 kilometre long natural toboggan run also which also offers winter fun for the night skiers.

When the skiing day is over guests can take their pick from a selection of restaurants, bars and huts. The cosy Rosskogelhuette, the Gasthof Sulzstich and the Panoramarestaurant Stiglreith welcome guests to dine and take a break and are but some of the few places to relax after a long day on the slopes.