Experience the best of two countries in one day and the culinary delights of the Kanzelwand and Fellhorn mountain restaurants. Families will get their money's worth with the blue family slope and the "Crystal Family" fun parks in Oberstdorf:/aktiv-sport/skifahren/funparks-funslope/.
The ski resorts in the southern Allgäu
Skiing in the Alps – but where? Which ski resort offers enough variety, kilometers of slopes, and guaranteed snow? In the two-country ski region between Vorarlberg and Allgäu, seven ski resorts fulfill winter sports dreams. The Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal cable cars transport skiers to the slopes located in the German Allgäu and the Austrian Kleinwalsertal. Skiing in the Allgäu means adventure, nature experiences, family fun, and skiing enjoyment. State-of-the-art lifts and snow guns ensure optimal snow reliability and slope quality: an incomparable skiing experience that keeps our guests coming back. What's more, getting there is easy, fast, and toll-free!
Varied Skiing in the Allgäu: Oberstdorf & Kleinwalsertal
Sport, passion, enjoyment – our guests appreciate the diversity that the ski resorts in the two-country ski region have to offer. Nebelhorn or Ifen? Fellhorn or Kanzelwand? Oberstdorf or Riezlern? Germany or Austria? Skiing in the Allgäu or Kleinwalsertal? With us, you can make these decisions every day at breakfast.
Whether you long for long, leisurely turns or are drawn to mogul slopes and fast descents: With 130 kilometers of downhill runs and 70 ski slopes in the ski areas around Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal, there's guaranteed to be something for every taste: 48 modern lifts and cable cars, drag lifts, and chairlifts bring snow lovers of every winter sport and age group to the ski mountains of the two-country ski region: Blue, red, and black runs encourage and challenge every level of skiing talent. Away from skiing, guests can enjoy tobogganing or discover the Allgäu on a winter hike around Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal.
Ski more cheaply as a MyMountainClub member
As an existing member, you can redeem points you have already collected from previous seasons for all ski and pedestrian tickets at any time and thus benefit from discounts in the online shop.
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Skiing in the Allgäu: Mountains & ski areas around Oberstdorf
On the German side, the Nebelhorn, Fellhorn/Kanzelwand, and Söllereck mountains await winter sports enthusiasts and hikers: The Nebelhornbahn cable car takes professionals quickly and comfortably to the Höfatsblick mountain station at the Nebelhorn summit, while families and beginners can practice their turns on the Söllereck. The ski areas around Oberstdorf offer every visitor the finest winter sports and are among the most popular mountains for skiing in the Allgäu.
Oberstdorf ski resorts
Sustainable skiing in the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal ski region
Ideal conditions attract winter sports enthusiasts and skiers to the southern Allgäu region: The Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal Bergbahnen ski region is easily accessible from Germany and offers a well-thought-out winter holiday package. Families in particular appreciate the region's excellent value for money – whether for Ski passes in Oberstdorf or for Ski rental and ski school, for accommodation or meals.
For us, skiing in the Allgäu also means sustainable enjoyment.
Unlimited skiing fun in the Allgäu and Vorarlberg respects certain borders – and we don't mean the one between Germany and Austria: Even if winter sports enthusiasts feel at home in the natural surroundings of our mountains during the ski season, they are actually guests in the habitat of numerous animal species. These species need their safe refuges. Information boards, posters, and informative brochures indicate where the ski area ends. This serves to protect flora and fauna, as well as the safety of skiers. With the "MyMountainNature" program, we are setting an example of our responsibility toward people and nature.
Through the southern Allgäu to Kleinwalsertal: our ski resorts in Austria
The Kanzelwand, Walmendingerhorn, Ifen, and Heuberg mountains are located in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg, but the ski resorts in Kleinwalsertal can only be reached from the Allgäu region due to the valley's unique geographical location. Well-groomed ski slopes, such as the 4.4-kilometer-long Kanzelwand valley run, and the highest level of lift comfort characterize the Kleinwalsertal ski resorts.
Kleinwalsertal ski areas
Ski slopes in the Allgäu & Vorarlberg in the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal ski area: piste map
Winterpanorama 2025/26
Das Bild zeigt die Pistenkarten der Skiregion Kleinwalsertal mit verschiedenen Skiwegen und Liftanlagen im Winter.
Skiing with children: in our Vorarlberg & Allgäu ski areas
A family ski vacation is often a balancing act between a wide variety of needs: Easy slopes and lifts for the little ones, reliable ski schools, and challenging ski runs for the adults – in the Family Ski Areas of the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal cable cars, little skiers can have fun learning the basics in ski lessons and on the children's lift, while older siblings can explore the ski area with their parents or on their own – from the mountain to the valley station. A special highlight for skiing families is the Söllereck in the Allgäu: Söllis Winterwelt" makes it easier for even the youngest skiers to get started with skiing with three magic carpets.
On the other side of the two-country ski region, Burmi's Winterwelt on the Ifen mountain makes children's hearts beat faster, as it also has magic carpets and pleasant practice slopes. A special highlight for the whole family is the family run on the Fellhorn. The easy, blue slope runs between the Fellhornbahn II mountain station and the Höfle station and ensures lots of fun skiing with children or adult beginners!
