The Winterberg core of Skiliftkarussell Winterberg brings gentle learning slopes, varied recreational pistes and demanding descents close together. Its compact mix suits families and groups with different skiing abilities, with children's learning provision at Herrloh and a longer blue descent at Kappe.
Skilift Kronberg offers local downhill skiing in the Attergau for children, beginners, experienced skiers and racers. Children's ski courses complement the skiing, while schools and clubs also use this community ski venue for their winter sports activities.
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START HEREA drag lift and a children's lift serve the skiing.
Skilift Mugi is a small downhill ski area in Mugiweid, Netstal, with an upper area and a lower tow developed for its youngest guests. Its local slopes suit a family ski outing, with children central to the area's development from its original small drag lift.
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START HEREA drag lift serves the lower area, developed for younger guests.
Oberholz-Farner is a downhill ski area above Wald in the Zürcher Oberland, where generations of children have learned to ski. Its compact setting is suited to families and beginners taking their first turns, with slopes that lend themselves to an afternoon outing.
Skilift Oberreifenberg is a small downhill ski and snowboard area in the Taunus, above the youth hostel and Ta-Taa! hotel in Oberreifenberg. A low-rope drag lift carries skiers and snowboarders uphill using tow handles, giving the area the character of a compact local ski hill.
Skilift Riedlberg is a compact downhill ski area in Drachselsried, between Bodenmais and Bad Kötzting. A drag lift serves two descents, while a separate children's lift serves a practice slope that accompanying adults can watch from the ski hut or the lift entrance.
Skilift Romansthal is a small downhill ski hill whose gentle slope makes it suited to children learning to ski. Alongside the main descent, two alternative passages through the woods provide a choice of lines, while floodlighting supports evening skiing.
Skilift Schnabelsberg offers a prepared slope suited to children and beginners. Day and night skiing and a ski hut for refreshments round out the experience.
Skilift Selfranga offers local downhill skiing in Klosters with a T-bar lift and a separate pony lift. Each lift has its own ticket options for adults and children. Alongside daytime skiing, Selfranga also offers evening skiing through its night-ski programme.
Skigebiet Steg is a small downhill ski area in Steg im Tösstal, with skiing for beginners and experienced visitors. Its two surface lifts divide the skiing between the longer Grosser Lift slopes and the short Trainerlift learning slope, with blue and red runs.
Skilift Treisberg offers local downhill skiing on the slopes around Treisberg in the Taunus, with two descent sections measuring 400 m and 650 m. The WSC-operated surface lift is situated before the village entrance, near a separate slope used for sledging.
Skilift Wurmstein is a volunteer-run downhill ski area in Flossenbürg, welcoming children and adults from beginners to experienced skiers. Its two runs offer a choice between the sportier Hauptabfahrt and the more relaxed Familienabfahrt, served by a drag lift.
Am Kohlberg offers lift-served downhill skiing in Neuenrade, with the slope operated by the ski department of TuS Neuenrade. Its floodlighting provides an evening skiing option alongside daytime visits, extending the use of this local slope beyond daylight hours.
Skilift "Am Paulusberg" is a local downhill ski slope in Neudorf, operated by Skiverein Sehmatal. Its quiet, family-oriented character suits visitors seeking a smaller-scale ski outing away from the larger facilities in nearby Oberwiesenthal.
Skizentrum Pfronten is a family ski area with drag lifts and a children's area on gentle slopes. Its terrain also includes a steep descent for advanced skiers, making it suitable for families whose members want different levels of difficulty during their ski day.
Skizentrum Tännicht in Sohland is a winter-sports centre combining downhill skiing with ski jumping. A ski lift serves two downhill runs, advertised at 400 m and 800 m, giving visitors a choice of two descent lengths within the Tännicht winter-sports centre.
Skizentrum Windeck in Hinterzarten offers downhill skiing served by the Familienlift, Windeckkopflift and Georg Thoma Lift. Alongside daytime skiing, the centre offers floodlit skiing with a separate ticket option, giving visitors a choice between daytime and evening sessions.
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START HEREThe lifts are Familienlift, Windeckkopflift and Georg Thoma Lift.
Sollegg offers downhill skiing above Appenzell, with long descents on prepared pistes. In clear weather, the Sollegg mountain station has views towards Lake Constance, giving skiers a scenic stopping point at the upper end of the lift before their next descent.
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START HEREThe main T-bar lift is 1,560 metres long.
Sonnenberglift in Gries im Sellrain is a small downhill skiing venue suited to children and people making their first turns. Its gentle, compact piste provides a manageable setting for practice, while a platter lift serves the slope.
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START HEREThe Sonnenberglift platter lift serves the downhill piste.