Skiing in the Wipptal Valley in Tyrol
High-quality slopes. Short distances. True skiing pleasure.
In the Tyrolean Wipptal, just about 30 minutes south of Innsbruck, the Bergeralm Ski & Leisure Arena in Steinach am Brenner and the Family Paradise in Trins. Wide, perfectly groomed slopes, short distances, and reasonable prices ensure a relaxing skiing experience—whether you’re taking it easy, skiing at a more athletic pace, or skiing with kids. And if you’d like to stay longer, you’ll find cozy accommodations right on the slopes or nearby.
Bergeralm ski and leisure arena
Certified family-friendly ski resort with top-quality slopes between Innsbruck and Brenner
Public transportation to the Bergeralm ski resort
Why drive yourself when you can take it easy? With the Wipptal Card, you already have your public transportation ticket in your pocket, so you can easily get to the ski resort and back—even without a car. The following lines stop at Bergeralm:
- Route 560:Innsbruck – Patsch – Ellbögen – Matrei a. Br. – Steinach a. Br. (Innsbruck-Land District) – hourly service
- Route 574:Steinach a. Br. – Trins – Gschnitz (Innsbruck-Land District) – 4 trips daily
Certified family ski region Bergeralm
Ideal slopes, first-class infrastructure, all tailored to the needs of families with children of all ages: The quality-certified Tyrolean family ski regions go above and beyond to ensure an unforgettable winter vacation for parents and children alike. All regions meet over 60 defined criteria, which are verified externally and independently, so that their guests can enjoy a relaxing winter sports experience. Ski areas, restaurants, snow sports schools, ski rentals, and accommodations are all geared toward families seeking relaxation—
that’s what the rigorous criteria of the certified family ski regions stand for. For guests, this means: arrive, change clothes, and head straight out into the snow—that’s what makes a winter vacation a joy.
Ski-Kinderland Bergeralm
In Noah's Kinderland at the Bergeralm, right next to the middle station, young skiers can practice their first turns on a flat slope before hitting the piste.
Childcare at the Bärennest on the Bergeralm
From December 25, 2026, through March 31, 2027, a caring team will look afterchildren ages 3 and up at the “Bärennest” in the Bergeralm’s panoramic restaurant —from Sunday through Friday, and on Saturdays during the Christmas and Carnival breaks— . Lunch can be booked separately.
Please note: New information: During the off-season from January 11 to February 1, 2027, and from March 1 to March 31, 2027, childcare services are available only if booked by the day before.
Family-Friendly Accommodations Right Next to the Ski Resort
Ski-In, Ski-Out: These three family-friendly accommodations are located right in the ski resort or just a few meters from the Bergeralm cable car’s valley station. A cozy start to your day on the slopes is guaranteed here:
- Bergeralm Vacation Rental- Certified Family Accommodation (Quality Certification by Tirol Werbung)
- JUFA Hotel***
- Bergeralm Chalets by ALPS RESORTS
Slope panorama & Webcam Bergeralm
Stubsi's Family Paradise in Trins, Gschnitztal
First turns on the slopes, a sledding hill, a toboggan run, and an ice rink—all in one place
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Skiing
1. Where can I start as a beginner?
The easy-to-navigate Trins ski lift is particularly well-suited for first attempts and short practice sessions. If you’re looking for a ski course, a larger ski rental shop, and a variety of slopes, you’ll find a more extensive selection at Bergeralm. You’ll also find a Kids’ Area at Bergeralm that’s perfect for beginners. If you’d like, you’re also welcome to join the ski school.
2. Can the Bergeralm and the Trins ski lift be used with the same ski pass?
No, these are two separate ski areas with their own operators and tickets. A Bergeralm ski pass is not automatically valid in Trins, and vice versa.
3. Where can I see which lifts and slopes are open?
You can find the current operating status on the Bergeralm website or at Familienparadies Trins. It’s best to check it on the morning of your ski day, as wind, snowfall, or maintenance work can lead to last-minute changes.
4. Is night skiing at Bergeralm included in the regular ski pass?
Night skiing is available from mid-December through early March, every Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
(Slope lighting until 9:30 p.m.). Night skiing is not included in multi-day ski passes. You can find current prices on the Bergeralm website.
5. Where can I reserve ski equipment in advance?
You can rent equipment both directly at Sport Messner near the Bergeralm and at local sports stores.
6. What else do I need to know?
It is important to follow the FIS rules when skiing!
7. Where can I find a doctor, a pharmacy, and emergency assistance in the Wipptal?
You’ll find excellent medical care in the Wipptal. In Steinach am Brenner, just a few minutes from the Bergeralm, there are general practitioners and a pharmacy. The nearest hospital is Klinik Innsbruck, about 30 minutes away.
Doctors in the Wipptal: Dr. Thomas Starjakob (Steinach a. Br.), Dr. Urban Holzmeister (Steinach a. Br.)
Pharmacy: Marien Apotheke, Steinach am Brenner
Hospital: Innsbruck Regional Hospital, Anichstraße 35, 6020 Innsbruck
