Pure snow bliss

Skiing in the Wipptal

Name: Alpengasthof Hohe Burg
Address: Trins 107, Austria, Trins, 6152
Telephone: +43 5275 5204
Price range: [€€]

Glittering snow, clear mountain air and perfectly groomed slopes – skiing in the Wipptal lets you experience Tyrol at its most beautiful. Around the Alpengasthof Hohe Burg in Trins, varied ski areas such as the Bergeralm in Steinach or the Schlick 2000 ski centre in the Stubai Valley await you. Ideal for families, connoisseurs and sporty skiers alike.

Whether you're taking your first turns on the practice slope or enjoying rapid descents with panoramic views, your skiing holiday in Tyrol offers the perfect conditions for unforgettable winter days. And after a day on the slopes? It's time to relax with homemade delicacies and Tyrolean hospitality at the Hohe Burg.

Get moving!

Skiing on a winter holiday

Skiing is always great fun, because who doesn't love whizzing down groomed slopes into the valley? Within a radius of 60 kilometres in the Innsbruck area in Tyrol and in Italy in South Tyrol, several popular ski resorts await you.

Just around the corner in Trins in the Gschnitztal valley, you can try your first turns at the family ski lift and really get into the swing of things. In the neighbouring municipality of Steinach am Brenner, you can enjoy a few more kilometres of slopes in the Bergeralm ski and leisure arena, including the steepest slope in Austria.

Bergeralm ski & leisure arena

The Bergeralm ski & leisure arena is a popular destination for skiing enthusiasts, as around 30 kilometres of perfectly groomed pistes at all levels of difficulty await you here at altitudes of between 1,000 and 2,200 m, awarded the Tyrolean piste quality seal. In addition, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the snow-covered Wipptal valley and modern lifts for a comfortable and safe ascent.

Thanks to its manageable size, the ski area is cosy, familiar and scores points for its uncrowded slopes. With the world champion slope "Manni Pranger" with a maximum gradient of 46 degrees (102 %!), it also has a lot to offer people with sporting ambition. Three times a week, the floodlights are switched on and then nothing stands in the way of night-time skiing fun!

Even more fun on the slopes at a low price

Spring ski pass promotion at Bergeralm

From 1 March to 6 April 2026, guests with a guest card at Bergeralm can enjoy attractive benefits: 20% discount on all multi-day ski tickets (2 days or more) and on select season passes. This makes spring on the slopes twice as nice – with sunshine skiing, firn snow and the best conditions until the end of the season.

Please note: The discount does not apply to family tickets and the senior citizen rate.

Current prices for the 2025/26 winter season

Skiing in Tyrol & South Tyrol

From Alpengasthof Hohe Burg you can set off to a number of excellent skiing areas in the surrounding area. Around Innsbruck and across the border into Italy in South Tyrol, you can enjoy the freedom on the slopes and the flair of rustic huts during a cosy break in between: