What does ski-in & ski-out mean at the Sonnalp?

Ski-in & ski-out means you clip on your skis right at the hotel and are on the slopes of the Latemar-Obereggen ski centre instantly, with no drive.

How do you get from the Sonnalp into the ski area?

The Oberholz chairlift is just a few turns from the hotel and takes you straight up into the heart of the Latemar ski area.

How big is the Obereggen-Latemar ski area?

The Latemar ski centre offers around 49 km of panoramic slopes and 18 modern lifts, plus children's parks and a snow park.

How many slope kilometres does the Val di Fiemme–Obereggen ski pass cover?

With the Val di Fiemme–Obereggen ski pass you have a total of 110 km of slopes at your disposal.

Can you ski at night in Obereggen?

Yes, every Tuesday and Friday from 7:00 pm there is skiing and tobogganing on floodlit slopes.

Which slopes does the Sonnalp recommend?

Hostess Sabine recommends the scenic Torre di Pisa run, the demanding Maierl Europa Cup piste and the Pala di Santa with “Il Muro di Santa”.

Which is the steepest slope in the ski area?

The Pala di Santa, with a 58% gradient, is the steepest; at 2,400 m it also offers one of the finest views in the ski area.

Is the ski area suitable for beginners and experts?

Yes, from easy runs and a snow park to the 58%-steep Pala di Santa, the offering spans relaxed and ambitious skiers alike.

When is the ski season on the Latemar?

The winter season on the Latemar runs from December to April.

Ski-in & ski-out hotel in Obereggen - Dolomites ☼ Hotel Sonnalp

Right in the ski area

A winter holiday in Obereggen is something special. Especially when it takes place directly on the slopes, at the heart of the skiing world of Latemar-Obereggen. Our Hotel Sonnalp is the best address for ski-in & ski-out in the Dolomites. In other words, for all those who want to be the first on the slopes. Or the last – with night skiing and tobogganing on the floodlit slope twice a week.