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Sonnenlifte Pfronten-Röfleuten is a small downhill ski area on a sunny slope in the Röfleuten district of Pfronten in the Allgäu. A drag lift and a mini lift serve this compact area, whose beginner and family focus makes it a choice for learning to ski together.
START HEREOne drag lift and one mini lift serve the ski area.
Spieserlifte Unterjoch is a compact downhill ski area in Unterjoch.
START HERETwo drag lifts and a children's practice rope lift serve the area.
Spitzingsee-Tegernsee links two valleys through the slopes around Stümpfling and Roßkopf. The Stümpfling terrain suits beginners, improving skiers and families, while experienced skiers can head onto Roßkopf for steeper descents, including the long black Grünseeabfahrt.
Steckenberg is a small family ski area at the entrance to the Ammertal in Unterammergau. Its downhill slopes cater to learners, recreational skiers and more sporting skiers, with a relaxed atmosphere and a surface-lift system that supports progression from the learning slopes.
Hochgrat offers natural-snow skiing and snowboarding in open mountain terrain above Oberstaufen. Its wild descents suit experienced skiers and riders who want to spend their ski day on natural snow, away from the bustle associated with a conventional ski resort.
START HEREHochgratbahn serves a mountain station at 1,708 m above sea level.
Sudelfeld is a downhill ski area south of Munich in Bavaria. Its extensive descents span all difficulty levels in the Wendelstein region.
START HEREEight-seat and six-seat chairlifts provide access to the ski area.
Skilift Sulzberg-Oberthannen is a small downhill ski area in Sulzberg, in the Allgäuer Seenland. A drag lift serves a slope suited to families and skiers with some experience, with an 80 m height difference that keeps the skiing focused on a compact local hill.
START HEREThe Sulzberg-Oberthannen drag lift is 700 m long.
Söllereck is a family-focused downhill area with broad, gently graded blue pistes for children and new skiers. Söllis Winterwelt offers conveyor-assisted practice, and the Wannenköpflelift gives learners another place to develop their turns before exploring more of the ski area.
START HEREThe 10-person Söllereckbahn gondola takes skiers from the car park to the upper pistes.
Tegelberg in Schwangau centres its public piste skiing on family-oriented valley slopes equipped with snowmaking. The Kinderland caters for the youngest children, alongside the Gamslift and Falkenlift platter lifts and the Adlerlift for older children.
Todtnauberg is a village ski area in the southern Black Forest, combining broad carving slopes with varied descents and long ski routes. Its five lift installations serve skiing around the mountain village, including the Stübenwasenlift, Kapellenlift, Scheuermattlift and Bucklift sectors.
Skilift Truchtelfingen is a small club-run downhill ski area in Rossental, with a north-facing slope approximately 250 metres long. Its compact setting particularly suits beginners and families, while more experienced skiers and snowboarders can also use the slope.
Skilift am Schwarzhorn is a small downhill ski area beneath Schwarzhorn in the Kaiserberge landscape around Waldstetten. Its compact piste suits beginners, children and skiers with a little experience, making it a setting for learning and practising basic turns.
Wendelstein is a small natural-snow ski area with a sporting character, best suited to confident skiers. From the mountain station, every skier starts on Hotelhang, a short black descent, before continuing towards the slopes around Wendelsteiner Almen and the valley descents.
START HEREThe Wendelstein cable car provides access from Bayrischzell-Osterhofen to the mountain station.
Skilift Wengen is a downhill ski area in Wengen, Weitnau, suited to families, groups and beginners. Its three named descents—Hauptabfahrt, Familienabfahrt and Nebenabfahrt—provide the skiing choices at this local venue, with a dedicated family descent among them.
Wildewiese's downhill skiing centres on four main descents, with additional variants extending the choice of runs within this ski area. Floodlit main pistes add an evening dimension, giving the resort a mix of daytime descents and evening ski sessions.
Wintersport-Arena Holzelfingen combines the Heutal and Salach ski lifts in a connected downhill ski area in the Swabian Alb. United since 2007, the two lift partners provide their visitor information separately, covering lifts, ski schools, rental and huts.
Wurmberg offers alpine skiing and snowboarding above Braunlage in the Harz, with terrain ranging from the Skischulhang learning slope to the broad, steep Hexenrittpiste. Easy woodland descents lead into Braunlage, while the Sonnenhang provides terrain suited to carving.
Winterwelt Rehefeld combines downhill skiing and snowboarding with sledging and snowtubing in Rehefeld-Zaunhaus in the Osterzgebirge. A ski school and equipment rental support a skiing visit, while the other snow activities offer alternatives for a mixed-interest winter outing.
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