Winter-Opening: 27/11/2026
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The Latemar Dolomites ski area is welcoming the 2026/2027 winter season with a host of exciting new features. As part of a multi-year investment plan, Obereggen Latemar S.p.A. continues to modernise its lift facilities and develop new experiences for winter sports enthusiasts and families.
Three major innovations await visitors in Obereggen: the new Obereggen chairlift, the new Eben ski lift, and the completely redesigned Brunoland, a kids park in the snow dedicated to the youngest guests, located at the Obereggen valley station. The toboggan run to Obereggen also gets an exciting new finish, winding through the forest with a series of curves for even more fun right to the final turn.
Another highlight awaits visitors at an altitude of 2,096 metres. To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the internationally renowned Oberholz mountain hut, Obereggen Latemar S.p.A. presents the exhibition “Andy Warhol at 2,096 Metres.”
The Eggental valley is located in South Tyrol, in the heart of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether by train, bus, car or plane, the Eggental valley can be reached in many different ways.
Coming to South Tyrol by train is relaxing and stress-free: just sit back, read a book and enjoy the passing landscape.
Get on the coach, watch the landscape go by, or take a nap... your holiday will start even before your arrival, as the bus will very often take you right to your accommodation.
You can reach the Eggental valley by car from the A22 Brenner autobahn: from the north, follow Innsbruck-Brennero-Bolzano Nord/Eggental, while from the south follow Verona-Bolzano Nord/Eggental. You can reach the Eggental valley and your accommodation from the Bolzano Nord/Eggental exit in around 20 minutes.
South Tyrol airport is located at Bolzano. The closest airports are Innsbruck to the north, Venice and Verona to the south. Flight connections are extensive and allow travellers to travel independently. South Tyrol is less than two hours by car from Verona and Innsbruck.
