Oberjoch has blue, red and black downhill pistes for beginners and experienced skiers. All lifts are connected by pistes, with uplift including the eight-seat Schwandenbahn.
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START HEREThe Iselerbahn valley station is a ski-area access base with a ski centre beside the lift.
Hündle–Thalkirchdorf combines the Hündle and Thalkirchdorf sectors in a compact downhill ski area. Broad, varied pistes suit beginners as well as sportier skiers, while winter walking and floodlit skiing add alternatives for visitors planning more than a daytime piste session.
Hirtenteich offers a gentle downhill setting for beginners and families with children, with a flat practice slope suited to learning. For winter 2026/27, skiing is planned around the Übungslift when conditions permit; the two larger ski lifts will remain closed for that season.
Hohenbogen offers downhill skiing and snowboarding near Neukirchen beim Heiligen Blut in the Bavarian Forest, with pistes of varying difficulty. Its chairlift reaches a mountain viewpoint overlooking the surrounding Bayerwald peaks, including Arber and Osser.
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START HEREThe Hohenbogen double chairlift serves the mountain from the valley station.
Bühlertallift Hundseck is a family-oriented downhill ski area at the Schwarzwaldhochstraße near Bühlertal. Its ski slope is complemented by two forest descents, with a double-lift installation serving skiers who want to alternate between the slope and woodland runs.
Hörnerbahn is a family ski area for beginners and experienced skiers. The lower Dorflift area connects to the upper ski area, with the Hörni-Tellerlift providing beginner skiing.
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START HEREThe Hörnerbahn six-person gondola provides access from Bolsterlang; the Weiherkopfbahn is a six-person chairlift.
Iberg is a family-oriented downhill ski area in Maierhöfen/Riedholz, with two lifts serving five descents. Its skiing ranges from a practice slope for children to demanding pistes beside the large drag lift, allowing parents and children to choose different terrain.
A 450 m drag lift serves three downhill options. A 30 m conveyor helps beginners get started, while a 100 m conveyor carries skiers, snowboarders and sledgers uphill.
Kirchberglift am Fröbelturm is a small downhill ski area on Kirchberg beside the Fröbelturm in Oberweißbach. Its skiing is concentrated on two short pistes on a northwest-facing slope, with individual advertised lengths of 200 metres and 620 metres respectively.
Skiarena Täle in Meßstetten centres on a demanding downhill run for sporty skiers, served by Skilift Täle. Its varied descent follows terrain that forms an oversized natural halfpipe for snowboarders, giving this local ski area a distinctive character for visitors who enjoy terrain features.
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START HERESkilift Täle is a drag lift with a towing length of 218 metres and a vertical rise of 92 metres.
Mitterdorf is a family-oriented downhill ski and snowboard area around Almberg in the Bavarian Forest. Snowmaking covers its downhill runs, while sledging provides another winter activity for families and leisure visitors spending a day in the mountain resort.
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START HEREThe Große Almbergbahn is a six-seat chairlift; the Kleine Almbergbahn is a four-seat chairlift.
Tschifflicker Dell is the downhill ski area of Skiclub 1965 Zweibrücken, with named descents including Magerquark-Abfahrt, Orchideen-Abfahrt and Wald-Abfahrt. The local hill combines lift-served skiing with floodlighting, giving it a distinctive club-skiing character.
Skizentrum Muggenbrunn combines beginner skiing at Wasenlift with more demanding terrain at Franzosenberg. Its named sectors also include Köpfle and Winkel, where panoramic skiing complements the learning slopes, while a snowpark adds an option for freestyle skiers and snowboarders.
The downhill runs around Alpspitze Nesselwang have snowmaking and are served by combination lifts with eight-person gondolas and four-person chairs. The ski area has prepared, family-friendly pistes and a ski-school Kinderland with dedicated children's lifts.
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START HERETwo combination lifts with eight-person gondolas and four-person chairs serve the downhill slopes.
Rabenkopf Skilift Oberau is the downhill skiing venue within Oberau's Wintersportzentrum 'Im Ried'. Its 500-metre Rabenkopf slope is intended for beginners and less experienced skiers and snowboarders, making the centre a place to focus on practising turns.
Obere Maxlraineralm offers lift-served skiing and sledging on the Taubenstein side of Spitzingsee. The family-oriented winter offer centres on a mountain hut, with rooms and breakfast available for visitors who want to combine skiing with an overnight stay.
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START HEREThe Taubenstein lifts serve the skiing and sledging offer at Obere Maxlraineralm.
Ofterschwanger Horn is a family-oriented ski area spanning two valleys, served by gondolas and chairlifts. A natural toboggan run and panoramic winter walking trail at around 1,300 m offer alternatives to skiing.
Ostalb-Skilifte Aalen offers a compact downhill choice between the sporty Standardabfahrt and the child-friendly Familienabfahrt. The upper station also gives views over Aalen and the surrounding countryside, providing a scenic pause between your descents.
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START HEREA 550-metre double T-bar lift serves the main descents.
Skilift Pfeffingen is a small downhill ski area on the Klein-Hölzle slope behind the Alte Schule in Pfeffingen, Albstadt. Its Hölzle-Park has a beginner-focused setup, adding freestyle practice to a ski day for skiers and snowboarders learning to use park features.
Rossfeld is a natural-snow family ski area near Berchtesgaden, with broad alpine pistes served by drag lifts. Views extend across the Berchtesgadener Alps towards Watzmann, Hoher Göll and Untersberg, and across the Austrian mountains towards Dachstein and Tennengebirge.