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Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs

Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs is a set of three combinable natural toboggan runs at Oberperfuss in Tyrol that together form a continuous descent to the valley.

Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs operates in the Natural toboggan runs segment.

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Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs: Disambiguation

Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs is not a single uninterrupted run. Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs is not only the Stiglreith valley section. Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs is not the Rangger Köpfl ski pistes. Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs is not a run inside the city of Innsbruck.

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Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs: Core Facts

Type
Three combinable natural toboggan runs (source, )
Combined length
10.5 km (source, )
Length per Innsbruck Tourism
9.3 km (source, )
Top section length
7.9 km (Rosskogelhütte run) (source, )
Location
Oberperfuss, Sellraintal, 12 km from Innsbruck (source, )
Operator
Bergbahnen Oberperfuss GmbH, Peter-Anich-Weg 11, 6173 Oberperfuss (source, )
Ascent
8-person gondola, daily 09:00 to 17:00 (source, )
Floodlighting
Lit until midnight on toboggan evenings; section above the Rosskogelhütte unlit (source, )
Descent time from Rosskogelhütte
approx. 45 minutes to the valley (source, )
Winter season 2025/26 opening
12 December 2025, pre-opening 6 to 8 December 2025 (source, )
Uphill walking rule
Prohibited between Oberperfuss and Sulzstich during gondola hours (source, )
Waypoints
Rosskogelhütte, Sulzstich, Panoramarestaurant Stiglreith (source, )
Piste crossing
Run crosses a ski piste once (source, )
Verified
2026-09-15

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Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs: Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this run best for?

Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs suit groups who want a long descent without committing to it all at once, because the gondola lets you ride any of the three sections separately. It is also the nearest long run to Innsbruck, 12 km away.

How long is the full descent?

Tyrol's regional portal puts Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs at 10.5 km combined, while Innsbruck Tourism quotes 9.3 km. Either figure makes it the longest continuous sled descent in North Tyrol.

Is night tobogganing possible?

On designated toboggan evenings the lower parts of Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs are lit until midnight. The top stretch above the Rosskogelhütte has no lighting, so a headlamp is needed if you start from the summit hut.

Can I walk up instead of taking the gondola?

Not on the lower section. Walking up Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs between Oberperfuss and Sulzstich is banned while the gondola operates, for safety reasons.

How does it compare with the Wildkogel run?

It is shorter. Rangger Köpfl Toboggan Runs reach 10.5 km at most, against 14 km in one go at Wildkogel, but the Tyrolean option is far closer to Innsbruck airport and rail connections.

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