Auf den Skipisten rund um Oberstdorf kommt jeder Schneefan auf seine Kosten: familienfreundliche Anfängerpisten mit herrlicher Aussicht und frischem Pulverschnee.
Nebelhorn Ski Area: Boundless Views & Diverse Slopes
Fresh mountain air in your lungs and powdery snow under your feet: Ski enthusiasts will get their money's worth at the Nebelhorn. Here, you'll find comfortable beginner slopes, exciting red runs, and challenging black runs, with a total of 13 kilometers of slopes. Ski down Germany's longest snow-covered valley run from the Nebelhorn and fortify yourself beforehand at the summit restaurant, which offers numerous culinary highlights. Hungry for more? A detour to the neighboring Austrian Ski Areas in Kleinwalsertal is also worthwhile.
Fast & easy access to the slopes of the Nebelhorn ski area
The enjoyment begins with the arrival: Skiing in the Allgäu from Oberstdorf means a stress-free journey. The ski areas of this two-country ski region, which also includes the slopes on the Nebelhorn, are quickly accessible by car from Germany. You can take the Nebelhornbahn cable car directly from the parking lot to the skiing fun. The Nebelhorn ski area, like the other Ski areas around Oberstdorf and the neighboring Kleinwalsertal, impresses not only with its first-class piste conditions, but also with the friendly, down-to-earth manner with which the cabin attendants, waiters, innkeepers, and cashiers greet guests.
Modern 10-seater gondola takes you skiing on the Nebelhorn
Enjoy the view of the glittering snowy landscape from the summit station at over 2,000 meters above sea level. Even from the Nebelhornbahn cable car, you'll experience stunning panoramic views. The modern 10-person gondola takes you comfortably to the Höfatsblick mountain station – without a tiring wait. After the renovation, the cable car offers seating for every guest. There's also no need to change trains at the new Seealpe mid-station. The small gondola takes you from the mountain station to the summit.
Close to nature: Winter hiking in the Nebelhorn ski area
Whether you're sledding, carving, or shredding – the Nebelhorn slopes are fun. Not a skier? The Nebelhorn is also a paradise for winter hikers. On the high-altitude panoramic trail, nature lovers of all ages trudge through the snow, marvel at the surrounding peaks "at eye level," and, in good wind conditions, can even watch paragliders take off. On Winter Hiking on the Nebelhorn, you'll discover the North Face Trail and gaze down at the steep north face of the Nebelhorn. For those who want to immerse themselves even deeper in the breathtaking nature, the winter hiking trail to Zeigersattel is recommended: Here, away from the Nebelhorn ski area, winter hikers are surrounded by a backdrop of mountain peaks as far as the eye can see. Families also benefit from an unbeatable offer from the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal cable cars when winter hiking. Families only pay for the first child; all others travel free. Look forward to wonderful days in the family ski areas around Oberstdorf – time flies here!
The most important questions about the Nebelhorn ski area
Still have questions about skiing at Nebelhorn? Below you'll find all the answers you need about this popular family ski area: /adventure-fun/family-activities/family-ski-areas/ You can purchase a day pass on-site – or conveniently online!
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Piste map: Which pistes are there in the Nebelhorn ski area?
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