Tubes, snowbikes, airboards, snowfoxes, snowdecks, or skibocks – these unique snow sports promise tons of fun. On the so-called Blue Day, fun in the snow is offered to groups – from school classes to company outings – at especially affordable prices, guaranteeing enthusiastic participants.

The NTC toboggan park is a simple and modern way to have fun in the mountains. NTC provides everything you need for a "snow experience" right on the mountain: equipment for various fun sports, professional guides, and a dedicated park that ensures a safe environment. Safety, outdoor activity, and fun are the top priorities here.

Of course, individuals, couples, and families are also welcome to spend a "day in the snow" here.

All you need to bring is winter clothing and sturdy winter boots!

The Seealpe Family Area on the Nebelhorn mountain is somewhat sheltered from the wind and weather – ideal for an exciting and fun-filled day in the snow. Around the Seealpe mountain inn at the mid-station, children and families will find a true ski and tobogganing playground – pure variety amidst the mountains of Oberstdorf.

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Ski practice lift(s)

Seealp Lift
Within sight of the Seealpe mountain inn, a practice area with a drag lift and two blue slopes.

NTC Ski School Area
Fun and games for our youngest guests – here they can playfully gain their first experiences on skis and snowboards.

Koblat Lift
Those with a little more experience can go "one level higher" into the high alpine winter wonderland.

Zwei Frauen fahren gemeinsam auf einem Schlitten einen verschneiten Hang in den Bergen hinunter.

Tobogganing fun

Toboggan Run
A natural toboggan run for beginners is located directly below the Seealpe mountain inn.

NTC Toboggan Park
Also located directly at the Seealpe mountain inn - park entry includes access to a variety of fun sports and tobogganing equipment.

Nebelhorn Natural Sports Toboggan Run
From the mid-station to the valley - depending on snow conditions, it can also be quite challenging.

Mutter und Kind genießen das Essen und die Aussicht in den Bergen bei klarem Wetter. Es ist ein sonniger Tag im Winter.

Gastronomy & Winter Hiking

The Seealpe mountain inn is the ideal base camp for a family ski and snow day on the Nebelhorn, guaranteeing fun for all ages.

View everything from the sun terrace

Mom and Dad can keep an eye on the entire family area and are always ready to help.

Starting point on foot via the Seealpe
A winter hiking trail and a snowshoe trail start here, forming two loops.

Ski practice area from day one until the ascent to the very top

Seealpe Ski Practice Area
- From Day One to the Summit

Seealp Lift
With its two blue slopes, the Seealp Lift offers a perfect practice area for beginners who are already slightly more advanced – and those who practice diligently will quickly make the leap to the next level.

Koblat Lift
Located near the Höfatsblick mountain station, the Koblat Lift provides the ideal progression and motivation after the first few days – right in the heart of high alpine terrain.

NTC Ski School Area
Fun and games for our youngest guests – here they can playfully gain their first experiences on skis and snowboards. The NTC Ski School Area is only accessible as part of a booked ski course.

Sledding fun to the power of 3

3. Sledding Fun to the Power of 3

NEW - Sledding Gorge
Directly below the Seealpe mountain inn, the new Sledding Gorge is a natural sledding run for beginners, complementing the more challenging natural sports sledding run. For an additional fee, the run can be used again in the NTC Sledding Park for repeated sledding fun. Please bring your own sled.

NTC Sledding Park
Also located directly at the Seealpe mountain inn, the NTC Sledding Park offers pure variety. From snow bikes and Zipfelbobs to Bockerl, Skifox, and Onefoot, an almost endless selection of snow fun equipment is included in the park admission.

Nebelhorn Natural Sports Sledding Run
The natural sports sledding run is the extension of the Sledding Gorge from the mid-station down to the valley. Depending on snow conditions, this "valley run" can be quite challenging and is classified as a red run. In the lower part it even becomes "black" - however, this section can also be traversed on foot.