Gitschberg / Jochtal - Dolomiti Superski
Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resortThe Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resort is a diverse winter sports destination, with pistes situated between 1,300 and 2,500 metres above sea level. Rather than busy slopes, you’ll find ample space, peaceful surroundings and a warm hospitality that allows you to relax fully in the heart of winter. A total of 14 lift systems ensure convenient access to all pistes and nearby ski areas. On the sun-drenched slopes of the Monti di Fundres, you can enjoy bright winter days in a tranquil alpine setting. Thanks to modern snowmaking facilities, conditions remain excellent even during warmer winters. Together with Plose, Gitschberg / Jochtal forms the largest ski resort in the Valle Isarco in South Tyrol.
The area is renowned for being family-friendly. At three ski schools designed especially for children, even the youngest can learn to ski safely while having fun. For some extra excitement, the Gimmy Fun Ride offers fun for the entire family. Another special highlight is the two toboggan runs, totalling 10 kilometres in length, both of which are easily reached by cable car. If you’d like to document your skiing adventures, don’t miss the SkiMovie run. For speed lovers, Slope no. 20 – known as the Speedtrack – delivers a rapid descent that’s sure to get your adrenaline flowing.
Ski map
Use the ski map and interactive slope guide to plan your skiing adventures in the Maranza – Valles ski resort. Check which lift systems are currently operating and explore the wide variety of slopes catering to all levels of ability.
Accommodation in the Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resort
Book your ski holiday
The villages in and around the Gitschberg - Jochtal ski area offer a wide range of charming accommodations for a Dolomites holiday tailored to your preferences. Discover cosy holiday apartments, secluded chalets with mountain views, welcoming bed and breakfasts and relaxing hotels with wellness facilities.
A ski region full of possibilities
Winter holidays in South TyrolThe Gitschberg - Jochtal ski resort offers an exceptional variety of ways to enjoy the winter season. Cross-country skiers will find perfect conditions, while winter walks and snowshoe hikes to the enchanting Fane Alm allow you to immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the snow-blanketed landscape. If you’re drawn to the magic of the Dolomites, be sure to visit the three panoramic viewing platforms – Gitschberg, Stoanermandl, and Astjoch – where sweeping views of over 500 mountain peaks await.
A day on the slopes is sure to whet your appetite. Cosy mountain huts throughout the ski area invite you to savour hearty South Tyrolean delicacies in an inviting alpine setting. The surrounding villages offer accommodation with character – from welcoming hotels and family-run guesthouses to tranquil chalets and apartments – all set in storybook locations where time seems to gently slow down.
Gitschberg / Jochtal
Ski schools and ski rentals
The Gitschberg - Jochtal ski resort offers several ski schools with a wide range of courses for all levels. Whether you're looking to book just a few hours with a private instructor or join a week-long group course, the options are endless. Modern skis and equipment can be hired from local rental shops, ensuring you’re fully kitted out for an unforgettable time on the slopes.
Ski pass prices Gitschberg / Jochtal
Gitschberg / Jochtal ski passThe Maranza–Valles ski resort is part of the Dolomiti Superski network. With a single ski pass, you’ll enjoy access to an impressive 1,200 kilometres of slopes across twelve ski regions in the Dolomites. If you plan to ski solely on the local pistes in Maranza and Valles, the more economical Maranza – Valles ski pass is a great option. Reduced rates are available for children and seniors.
| Validity | Adult | Junior | Child |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | 67,- € | 47,- € | 33,- € |
| 2 days | 134,- € | 94,- € | 67,- € |
| 3 days | 195,- € | 137,- € | 98,- € |
| 4 days | 250,- € | 175,- € | 125,- € |
| 5 days | 299,- € | 209,- € | 150,- € |
| 6 days | 343,- € | 240,- € | 172,- € |
| 7 days | 364,- € | 255,- € | 182,- € |
| Prices for peak season when purchased online, all information without guarantee | |||
If you’ve purchased a Dolomiti Superski ski pass, it is also valid in the Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resort.
Gitschberg / Jochtal snowparks
FunslopeThe Gimmy Fun Ride on Monte Cuzzo promises fun for both young and old. The funslope kicks off with boxes and kickers, followed by banked turns that test your skills and finishes with the popular spiral feature. Playful sound effects and high-five mascots add to the experience. Thanks to its gentle elements and stunning location on Monte Cuzzo, the Gimmy Fun Ride has become a favourite meeting point for families.
Villages in the Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resort
VillagesThe Gitschberg Jochtal ski area is home to peaceful, charming villages where you can truly unwind after a day on the slopes. Discover winter hiking trails, historical architecture and cosy restaurants serving the finest local specialities.
Valles is a romantic village in South Tyrol, located close to Rio di Pusteria at an altitude of 1,353 metres. From Valles, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for winter hikes and cross-country skiing tours. A particularly charming destination is the Malga Fane, considered one of the most beautiful alpine hamlets in the region. Here, rustic mountain huts and breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks await you.
Maranza sits on a sunny plateau above the village of Rio di Pusteria. A visit to this charming little village is worthwhile not only for its peaceful atmosphere but also for the stunning views it offers over the Val Pusteria to the east and the Valle Isarco stretching out to the south. In the background, the jagged peaks of the Dolomites form a fairytale-like panorama. A holiday in Maranza is also ideal thanks to its close proximity to the Maranza – Valles ski resort.
Spinga is a small mountain village with only around 300 inhabitants. The village gained significant historical importance due to the Spinga Clash in 1797. This battle took place during the Tyrolean Rebellion and gave rise to a heroine who is still revered in the region: Katharina Lanz, often referred to as the "Joan of Arc of Tyrol." With a pitchfork, the courageous farmer defended her homeland from the cemetery wall. Representations of Katharina Lanz can still be found in various places throughout Spinga today.
Rio di Pusteria, located at an altitude of 777 metres above sea level, is a historic village. The rich history of this early-established community is palpable in every corner of the old buildings in the village, situated at the entrance to the Val Pusteria. Elegant houses and stately family residences bear witness to the importance of the market town, which was founded in 1269. Located directly on the border between the counties of Gorizia and Tyrol, the Chiusa di Rio di Pusteria once housed a customs station.
Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resort
Quick overview
General
- Altitude: 1,307 m - 2,512 m
- Lift Capacity: 23,250 / h
- Opening Hours: 08:30 - 16:30
Prices (1 Day):
- Adult: 67 €
- Junior: 47 €
- Senior: 70 €
- Child: 22 €
Pistes:
- 26 Pistes - 55 km
- Easy: 18.5 km - 34%
- Intermediate: 27.2 km - 49%
- Difficult: 9.3 km - 17%
Lifts / Cable Cars (14):
- 4 drag lifts
- 3 chair lifts
- 6 cable cars
- 1 gondola
Frequently asked questions
Gitschberg / Jochtal ski resortThe Gitschberg Jochtal ski area is located at an altitude ranging from 1,300 to 2,500 metres above sea level. Monte Cuzzo, in the Monti di Fundres, stands at 2,512 metres.
The main lifts at the Gitschberg Jochtal ski resort include the Maranza cable car, the Valles cable car, and the Cima della Capra connection. These are in operation during the ski season from early December to late March or mid-April. Information about lift operating times can be found on notice boards at the lift stations. Most cable cars are open from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Gitschberg Jochtal Webcams
No matter where you are, thanks to the webcams on Monte Cuzzo and its surroundings, you can watch live footage of what the ski and hiking area looks like right now. Feel the holiday spirit rising within you as you enjoy the real-time images from the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.
