Nauders Reschenpass Ski Resort

The Nauders ski resort is situated on the Reschen Pass, just five kilometres from the Italian and Swiss borders. Surrounded by Alpine peaks, the resort offers 75 kilometres of slopes to explore. Thanks to its ideal altitude, ranging from 1,400 to 2,750 metres, snow conditions are consistently good right through to spring.

If you’re looking for more than just fun on the perfectly groomed slopes, Goldpark Nauders is the place for you. Here, there’s a huge range of activities for young and old, beginners and advanced skiers, freeriders and snowboarders.

The Goldseebahn cable car takes winter holidaymakers straight to the family- and child-friendly Goldsee slope. A particular highlight is the Goldpark Funline, which stretches from the mountain station to just before the valley station of the Goldseebahn. With a varied combination of obstacles, tubes, a rideable escalator, a wave track and action-packed steep bends, it guarantees plenty of fun for young and old alike.

A wide range of options for beginners

The Goldpark also includes the Snow-Base Bergkastel, which, with two modern, covered conveyor belts, offers ideal conditions for beginners and those new to skiing. For the youngest guests, there is the Nauderix Ski Kindergarten, where they can play under expert supervision whilst their parents enjoy the slopes. At Nauderixland, young winter sports enthusiasts gain their first experiences in a specially designed practice area and learn to ski through play.

A must-try is the eight-kilometre-long adventure toboggan run, which starts directly from Bergkastel. Food and drink are available at the Stieralm, the Lärchenalm and the Panorama Restaurant Bergkastel, whilst musical entertainment and après-ski are provided by the Sunna Bar and Bill’s Après-Ski Bar right by the slopes.

More skiing fun thanks to the ski pass network

Those who want to make the most of winter can enjoy unlimited skiing in the Zwei Länder Skiarena, comprising the three ski areas of Nauders, Schöneben-Haideralm and Watles. There’s also the Nauders+ ski pass network, which includes the Kaunertal, allowing you to explore not only the slopes in Nauders but also the Kaunertal Glacier and the Fendels Winter Mountain.

Especially toboggan fans get their money's worth in Nauders at the Reschenpass. With a length of 8 km, the Bergkastel toboggan run is one of the longest natural toboggan runs in Tyrol. The illuminated Lärchenalm toboggan run is half as long. There are also two other toboggan runs in the ski area, the 3 km Novelles toboggan run and the 2.1 km Parditsch toboggan run. 

Nauders also offers a network of 110 kilometres of winter hiking trails. Guided snowshoe hikes or a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through the winter wonderland are also possible here.

In the Restaurant-Café Hotel Schwarzer Adler in Dr.-Tschiggfrey-Street you will find culinary delicacies. Specialities here are the fish dish, the so-called "eagle secret" and the hunting dish. 

The Restaurant-Café Hotel Central, on the other hand, is known above all for its cake buffet and its ice-cream specialities. Regional and international cuisine is served here, too.

By car

• From direction Kempten coming over Fernpass, Imst, Landeck to Nauders.
• From Munich you drive via Rosenheim, Kufstein, Kramsach, Innsbruck and Landeck.
• If you travel from Lindau/Feldkirch, you will travel via the Arlberg Tunnel and Landeck to Nauders. From Vienna the journey goes via Linz, Salzburg, Innsbruck and Landeck to the ski area.
• If you arrive from Italy, you drive via Bolzano, Merano and the Reschenpass to Nauders.

Public transport
Who travels by train, gets to the station Landeck-Zams. From here you can take the Postbus or a taxi to Nauders.