FUNcard - annual pass

The annual pass for the Rosskopf ski and hiking area offers numerous benefits all year round: Rosskopf cable car in summer and winter, admission to Balneum swimming pool, home games of the Broncos (Regular Season), and public ice skating several times a week. NEW: Admission to the Multscher Museum in the Deutschhaus is also included.

With the FUNcard, you can also take part in night sledding evenings, EARLY BIRD skiing, Skitest, Hausberg Festival, and other winter events. In summer, enjoy sunrise hikes with live concerts, the family festival, and many more activities.

FAMILY FUNcard: If both parents purchase the FUNcard, their children receive the pass for free! A family certificate is required. Teenagers born before 2007 are not included in the offer.

Rates:
Seniors: born between 1945 and 1960
Adults: born between 1961 and 1999
Youth: born between 2000 and 2006
Students: born between 2007 and 2014
Children: born between 2015 and 2016

📞 For pricing information, contact us by phone at +39 0472 765 521 or via email at info@rosskopf.com



Skinetwork Wipptal

The Rosskopf ski area, together with the Ratschings-Jaufen and Ladurns ski areas, forms the Wipptal Skinetwork. Together, they offer around 60 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes, ensuring pure winter sports enjoyment. Whether you are a skier or snowboarder, you’ll find a diverse experience with slopes for all skill levels. For the perfect equipment, local ski rental services provide professional advice and high-quality gear.

Here you can find the prices for the Wipptal Skipass:
The unique panoramic view to the Dolomites is delightful to any skier's heart on the leisure mountain Rosskopf/Monte Cavallo. Ladurns offers a true nature-oriented winter adventure and skiing fun: freeride, off-piste skiing, downhill and much more. The fun park in Ratschings-Jaufen with a funslope accommodates boarders and ski-cross enthusiasts.



Skinetwork Ortler Skiarena

The Rosskopf ski area is also part of the Ortler Skiarena. This network of 15 different ski resorts is named after South Tyrol’s highest mountain, the Ortler. The Ortler Skiarena is the perfect choice for those who prefer a family-friendly atmosphere over the hustle and bustle of large ski resorts, are looking for a relaxed winter holiday in South Tyrol, and appreciate pristine natural surroundings.