Plose Brixen offers 43 kilometres of meticulously groomed skiing across the southern Dolomites, with elevations from 1,067 to 2,510 metres overlooking South Tyrol's historic Brixen city. The resort combines flowing intermediate cruisers with the famous Trametsch run—at 9 kilometres, South Tyrol's longest descent with 1,400 metres of vertical drop. Modern snowmaking systems cover 90% of all marked runs, ensuring reliable conditions throughout winter. Wide, open slopes above the tree line contrast with beautiful forest descents, creating diverse skiing experiences at different elevations. The resort's panoramic position delivers extraordinary views across the Dolomites, with iconic peaks including the Sella Group and Marmolada visible on clear days.
Total Runs
20
Total Area
42.5km
26.4 miles
The Plose lift system comprises 11 modern installations strategically positioned to maximise skiing flow while minimising environmental impact. The network features the high-capacity Plose gondola, efficiently delivering skiers from valley level to the mid-mountain hub at 2,000 metres, complemented by detachable chairlifts with weather protection bubbles serving upper mountain sectors. Recent infrastructure investments have introduced RFID ticketing technology, heated seats on newer lifts, and expanded uphill capacity by 35%, effectively eliminating queues even during peak periods. The system's thoughtful design enables excellent circulation throughout the ski area, with strategic lift placements that facilitate natural progression through increasingly challenging terrain.
Total Lifts
7
Lift Types
6
Situated 40 kilometres northeast of Bolzano in South Tyrol, Plose occupies a spectacular position above the historic city of Brixen/Bressanone, combining mountain experiences with exceptional cultural opportunities. The resort operates above several traditional villages including St. Andrä and Afers, which maintain authentic Alpine architecture and strong cultural connections to the region's trilingual heritage, with Italian, German, and Ladin influences. The broader region features remarkable biodiversity within protected natural zones, with winter hiking trails complementing the skiing experience. Plose's strategic location places it within South Tyrol's broader Dolomiti Superski network, with neighbouring areas accessible via unified lift passes.
