Arrival

Your journey to the Chalet Montana

Contact address:

Chalet Montana
Seenplattenweg 25
A-6456 Obergurgl
Austria . Tyrol . Ötztal
Phone: +43 5256 600
Fax: +43 5256 6234
Mail: office@hotelalpina.com

Arrival by car:

Plan your optimum route from your home to the Chalet Montana in Obergurgl using the Route Planner - online, now.

Road condition report (ÖAMTC, in German)

Route desription:

From the West:

from the Vorarlberg to the Tyrol via the Arlberg Pass or through the Arlberg tunnel. (S16) - Landeck - A12 motorway – Ötztal exit - B186 (50 km) to Obergurgl.

From the North:

• Bad Tölz – Achen Pass ­ B181 - Jenbach - A12- Innsbruck – Ötztal exit - B186 (35 km) to Obergurgl.
• Pfronten - Reutte – Fern Pass - Imst - A12 – Ötztal exit or B171 to Ötztal (no motorway sticker (vignette) required) - B186 (50 km) to Obergurgl.
• Garmisch Partenkirchen - Ehrwald - Lermoos – Fern Pass - Imst - A12 - Ötztal exit or B171 to Ötztal (no motorway sticker (vignette) required) - B186 (50 km) to Obergurgl.
• Garmisch Partenkirchen - Mittenwald - Scharnitz - Seefeld - Telfs - A12 - Ötztal exit or B171 to Ötztal (no motorway sticker (vignette) required) - B186 (50 km) to Obergurgl.

Important information in case you arrive by car from North or West Germany: Some GPS systems recommend a route via Innsbruck,  Brenner, Meran and Timmelsjoch. The pass on this route is closed during winter!

From the East:

from Munich or Salzburg on the A93 to Kufstein, then on the A12 via Innsbruck to Ötztal, then on the B186 for approx. 50 km to Obergurgl.

From the South:

from Meran in the South Tyrol, coming over the Timmelsjoch to Obergurgl, high Alpine route at just under 2,500 m, border crossing open from the beginning of June to mid/end October, Mautstraße.

Don’t forget: you need a “vignette” (motorway charge windscreen sticker) for motorways in Austria!