Plose - Brixen (Bressanone)

From the summits of Plose, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Dolomites. Most of the wide slopes face south towards the Dolomites. The balanced choice of pistes makes skiing at Plose enjoyable for everyone. The sunny slopes are perfectly groomed every day. Plose ski resort is just a few minutes' drive from the town of Brixen (Bressanone). The Plose cable car starts just above St. Andrä (Sant'Andrea) at an altitude of 1067 m and climbs to the ski area. Other access points to the winter sports area are at Palmschoss (Plansios) (1697 m) and the village of Skihütte (1900 m). The 10-person Pfannspitze cable car was built at Skihütte in 2016. Most of the ski area lies above 2000 m, and the resort is also home to the longest valley run in South Tyrol. Trametsch is a challenge for experts. Tobogganing enthusiasts will enjoy the 9 km RudiRun piste. Freestylers will enjoy Funpark Plose. And the resort's cosy ski huts are not to be forgotten.

Worth knowing

Plose ski resort has slopes of all difficulty levels. The slopes are very wide and offer breathtaking panoramic views of the impressive Dolomites. Plose is one of the sunniest ski resorts in South Tyrol, and many slopes face south towards the Dolomites. The Trametsch valley run is legendary. It covers around 1400 m of vertical drop over 9 km of slopes and is the longest run in South Tyrol.

80% of the slopes have snowmaking facilities.

There is a descent into the valley from the slopes. Valley runs lead to all three access points: the Plose cable car in St. Andrä (Sant'Andrea), Palmschoss (Plansios) and Skihütte (Rif. Sci).

Longest run

The longest descent here is the Plose and Trametsch Slopes, 9 km long, with a vertical drop of 1390 m. Trametsch is the longest piste in South Tyrol. It begins as the Plosepiste slope at an altitude of 2457 m, with stunning views of the Dolomites, and then continues as an attractive black valley run descending to the Plose base station at 1067 m.

Most difficult run

The most difficult run is Trametsch (North West Slope), 6 km long, with a vertical drop of 983 m. The black Trametsch slope is a serious challenge for experts. It runs parallel to the Plose lift. Amazing steep sections, a highly winding route and short gliding sections promise plenty of thrills for experts. If you start from the mountain station of the Rifugio CAI chairlift, you will cover around 1400 m of vertical drop to the finish.

Snowparks

Snowpark / Fun park.

There is no halfpipe.

Features

Speed measurements - free of charge. Speed check on the Plose slope.

From St. Andrä, the 6-person Plose cable car leads to the ski resort. The ski resort has a 10-person gondola lift and several chairlifts. Some of them are high-speed detachable lifts with weather protection. There is a button lift for beginners in the valley.