Sonnenkopf - Klösterle

Sonnenkopf - Klösterle

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Sonnenkopf - Klösterle

Sonnenkopf - Klösterle3.5/51
Sonnenkopf - Klösterle3.5 out of 5 based on 1 reviews
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Sonnenkopf Maps & Stats

    Sonnenkopf - Klösterle Ski Trail Map
  • Sonnenkopf - Klösterle Ski Trail Map
  • Vertical (m)
    1,000m - 2,300m (1,300m)
  • Average Snow Fall
    Unknown
  • Lifts (11)
    1 Gondola
    4 Chairs
  • Opening Dates & Times
    Early December to mid-April
    8:45am to 4:00pm
  • Terrain Summary
    Runs - 34km (incl. ski routes)
    Longest run - 5km+
    Advanced - 14% (incl. routes)
    Intermediate - 48%
    Beginner - 38%
  • Ski Lift Pass Price
    Day Ticket 24/25
    Adult (20 to 64yr): €52.50
    Senior (65yr+): €48
    Youth (16 to 19yr): €43.50
    Child (8 to 15yr): €30.50
    Child u/8yr: Free
    Ski Arlberg Pass is valid

Sonnenkopf - Klösterle - Reviews

Sonnenkopf - Klösterle - Reviews

Great little secret stash

11/02/2025

Andy

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Andy

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  • Recommend
  • Would Revisit
  • Rider Type
    Snowboarder
  • Rider Level
    Intermediate
  • Rider Age
    18-35
  • Month Visited:
    December
  • Admin Rating
    3

Great little secret stash

11/02/2025
We did a day trip here from St Anton back in Christmas 2008.

It was a fantastic little hill and was practically deserted.

It certainly felt like the entire mountain was skiable - offering up virtually endless powder options.

We arrived 3 days after the last snowfall and the place was still completely untracked. It was my first real powder experience. I learnt the hard way about setting my bindings further back!

It is a small hill though, so you wouldn't plan on spending much more than a day here as an add-on to the other Arlberg resorts. It would probably make for a good weekend option when the locals come out to play in the bigger nearby resorts.

On mountain facilities were fairly basic, but they got the job done as one would expect.

Lift infrastructure was adequate for the size of the mountain.

Apres was not existent, but things may have changed since 2008......... (Powderhounds Review Moderators note - Yes they probably have and we shall go find out!)
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