Summary Plose – Brixen (Bressanone)

Summary & description of the ski resort Plose – Brixen (Bressanone)

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Ski resort of Plose with the Pfannspitzbahn lift

Summary of the ski resort Plose – Brixen (Bressanone)

Highlights:

Very sunny ski area, panoramic views of the Dolomites, modern cable car with mid-station, South Tyrol's longest run, Trametsch run as an insider tip for experts, very friendly staff, cozy ski huts, après-ski atmosphere, many family slopes

Negative points:

Few information boards in the ski area, no snow park

Description Plose – Brixen (Bressanone)

From Brixen, the winding road leads to St. Andrä. From here, you can access the ski area with the modern 10-seater Plose gondola lift via a mid-station. Other entry points to the ski area are available from Palmschoss (1697 m) or from Skihütte (1900 m). From Kreuztal, the Schönbodenbahn, a detachable four-seater chairlift with weather protection covers, takes you up to 2296 m. From there, an easy slope leads over to the two chairlifts Rifugio CAI and Rossalm. The 6-seater Rossalm chairlift heads towards Pfannspitz, reaching up to 2505 m, the highest point in the ski area.

Now you can carve down wide slopes of varying difficulty all the way to Skihütte (1900 m). From here, the 10-seater Pfannspitz gondola takes you back up to Pfannspitz. To return towards Kreuztal and St. Andrä, you can choose from various slopes and take the three-seater Rifugio CAI chairlift up to Telegraph. From the top, you can ski down a challenging slope beneath the chairlift back to the base station of this lift, or take an easy and intermediate slope to the mountain station of the Plose gondola (Kreuztal).

Additionally, the longest groomed run in South Tyrol—the Trametsch run—also starts up here at Telegraph. You can carve down this challenging 9 km run via the mid-station all the way to the valley. After a great day of skiing, the Plose Stodl, P3, and a bit further up, the Trametschhütte, invite you to enjoy a cozy après-ski experience.