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Skihang am Poppenberg in Brilon offers a compact downhill slope for beginners and more experienced skiers. A platter lift serves the descent and reaches the club's ski hut at the upper station, where views extend across Brilon and beyond.
START HEREThe platter lift reaches the upper station beside the club's ski hut.
Holzhausen/Hünstein is a small club-run downhill ski area with a single 400-metre descent served by a drag lift with a starting aid. Its compact slope lies between 460 and 515 metres above sea level, with a rustic ski hut offering a place to pause between runs.
START HEREThe drag lift has a starting aid.
Skihang Tüppel is a local downhill ski slope with a ski lift at Am Tüppel in Warstein. Ski and snowboard courses take place at the same site, giving visitors an opportunity to combine skiing on the Tüppel slope with instruction from the Ski-Klub Warstein.
START HEREThe Tüppel ski lift serves the local ski slope.
Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau is a Tyrolean downhill ski area centred on Wiedersberger Horn in Alpbachtal and Schatzberg in Wildschönau. Its varied slopes cater to experienced skiers and visitors developing their skills, with dedicated children's learning areas.
Skilift Albstadt-Tailfingen offers skiing and snowboarding on the north-facing slopes of Schloßberg. The Alpinabfahrt and longer Familienabfahrt provide two distinct downhill options, with floodlighting extending the skiing into the evening when winter operation is possible.
START HEREThe Schloßberg ski lift has a tow length of 500 metres.
Skigebiet Altenberg combines downhill skiing and snowboarding with facilities for children and people learning their first turns. Beginners can use the Zauberteppich, while experienced skiers and snowboarders have drag lifts serving the area's downhill slopes.
START HERESkilift Altenberg and Tellerlift serve the ski area.
Skilift am Rotterhang is a family-friendly downhill ski hill in Schellerhau. Gentle and steeper sections cater to beginners and more experienced skiers, while a separate sledding area gives families an additional winter activity alongside the Rotterhang ski slope.
Skilift Bennau combines downhill skiing with historic lift heritage. Bennau II is one of the few Oehler ski lifts preserved intact.
Skilift Beuerberg is a family-run downhill ski area with a prepared piste in terrain particularly suited to children and families. Near Lake Starnberg in the Alpine foothills, it combines family skiing with children's instruction from the associated Skischule Beuerberg.
Bildhaus offers downhill skiing served by a 280-metre drag lift and a pony lift. Its easy, broad pistes suit families with younger children.
Skilift Burgbernheim offers easy to intermediate downhill skiing on a small piste network served by three drag lifts. Floodlit evening skiing is a distinctive feature, allowing visitors to extend their ski sessions beyond daylight on these local slopes.
Skilift Bäretswil is a family-focused downhill ski area in the Zürcher Oberland, operated by the local Steig cooperative. Its learning slopes use figures and tunnels to help children practise skiing and snowboarding through play, making this a practical choice for a family learning day.
Skilift Deesbach offers local downhill skiing on the Schwedenschanze, Deesbach’s winter hill. Its descent runs for more than 400 metres back into the valley, offering relaxed turns and sportier skiing as well as a setting for winter outings with the family.
START HEREThe Schöneck III lift is approximately 300 metres long and climbs 63 vertical metres.
Skilift Eberschwang is a local downhill ski area in the Innviertel, with snowmaking and floodlighting for skiing after dark. Its children's magic carpet suits families introducing young children to skiing and beginners practising their first turns.
START HEREA drag lift provides a 600 m uphill tow.
Familienskigebiet Prägraten a.G. offers downhill skiing at the western edge of Prägraten am Großvenediger. Its two-lift layout caters to beginners as well as more experienced skiers, providing a village-edge option for visitors with different levels of skiing experience.
Skiareal am Hainberg is a compact downhill ski area in Olbernhau, centred on the Frankwarte lift and its short descent. The run covers approximately 100 metres of vertical difference, while floodlighting makes evening skiing part of the area's character.
START HEREThe Frankwarte lift has an approximately 420-metre lift line.
Thaler Höhe is a family ski area in the Allgäu, welcoming families, school groups and clubs for local ski days. Alongside recreational skiing, the slopes serve as a training venue for regional clubs, making this a practical choice for family outings and organised group visits.
Skilift Fischenthal is a small, family-oriented downhill ski area at Aurüti/Oberegg. A practice lift provides a separate learning option, while the Oberegg slopes include red and black pistes for visitors looking for more demanding skiing during a family ski day.
Floitenlift is a local downhill-skiing facility in Ginzling-Dornauberg, in Tyrol's Zillertal region. Its programme includes afternoon skiing and Friday night skiing, with a minimum of ten participants for the night sessions; operation depends on sufficient snow cover.
Skilift Ghöch is a small downhill ski area in Bäretswil’s Zürcher Oberland, with a family focus and a dedicated beginner lift. Its layout places the Ponylift on the left and a platter drag lift on the right, making the distinction between the learning area and the main lift straightforward.
Skilift Gurnigelbad offers downhill skiing on Wednesdays and weekends. Friday evening skiing adds an after-dark option.
Skilift Kapellenberg offers easy downhill skiing for beginners and people returning to skis in Sankt Englmar. Its easy piste is served by a 300-metre drag lift, providing a setting for practising first turns and rebuilding confidence on a lift-served slope.
START HEREA 300-metre drag lift serves the slope.
Altastenberg combines family skiing with sportier slopes at the foot of Kahler Asten. Runs cross birch meadows, with the gentle Kapellenabfahrt contrasting with the more demanding Westfalenhang and Steilhang.
Skiliftkarussell Postwiese brings broad slopes of varied difficulty together around the village of Neuastenberg. Its compact layout suits beginners and families while offering experienced skiers more sporting descents, with the different hills clustered around the ski village.
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