Ski resorts on the border between Germany and Austria

130 kilometers of slopes — the ski resorts on the German-Austrian border

Ski resorts in Germany and Austria: Oberstdorf and the Kleinwalsertal valley offer everything a skier's heart desires. Those who come to Vorarlberg for Skiing in the Allgäu can expect a true snow paradise. 130 kilometers of slopes, spread across the ski areas and lifts of the Nebelhornbahn, Fellhornbahn, Söllereckbahn, Kanzelwandbahn, Heubergbahn, Walmendingerhornbahn, and Ifenbahn, await you to explore them between December and May.

Let your winter dreams come true without limits. With us, the kilometers of slopes are international. Being a two-country ski resort means you can start your fun on the slopes in Germany and, if you wish, end your day in Austria — or vice versa!

Our German-Austrian ski region guarantees dreamy days of skiing and unforgettable fun in the snow. The ski areas on the border between Germany and Austria include...

Extensive slopes: 130 kilometers of pure piste fun and 48 lifts represent diversity.

More than 70 slopes: Red, black, blue – we have the right slope for every age and ability level on the piste map.

Snow reliability & good snow depth: Guaranteed by our snowy geographical location and modern snowmaking technology.

Something for every taste: Carving, boarding, shredding, powder skiing, or even sledding – call it what you like. We say: everyone has their own personal skiing experience!

In addition, the two-country ski region in Germany and Austria boasts a diverse range of mountain dining options:/enjoyment-senses/gastronomy/ fine restaurants, rustic huts, and inviting sun terraces offer the best of both nations. Fun parks and challenging valley runs as well as extensive practice slopes round out the active sports offering.

Eine klare Winterlandschaft mit frisch präparierten Pisten und Skiliften unter blauem Himmel in den bergen.

Status of facilities, slopes & trails

Find out about the currently open slopes and lifts on Nebelhorn, Fellhorn, Söllereck, Kanzelwand, Heuberg, Walmendingerhorn & Ifen.

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Overview of the facilities & slopes in Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal

Find out about the open slopes and lifts conveniently and clearly on the interactive map of our ski region.

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Ein Junge fährt Snowboard und übt Tricks auf einer grünen Schnee-Box an einem sonnigen Skitag in den Bergen.

Freeskiers and snowboarders will get their money's worth here!

Our "Crystal Family" fun parks in the Fellhorn/Kanzelwand area and the mini park at Söllereck will delight freeskiers and snowboarders alike, and are suitable for all abilities and ages.

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News from the ski region on the German-Austrian border

Every year, the winter season brings numerous innovations to the two-country ski region. Even more skiing fun awaits guests in the Ski areas around Oberstdorf in the Allgäu and the Ski areas in Kleinwalsertal – new facilities, rates, and features ensure this. The MyMountainClub Card has been available since 2022. In addition to discounts on cable cars and ski tickets, Club members also collect MMC points! These points can be redeemed for discounts on tickets, in restaurants, or at our partner establishments. The Club Card also offers a clear time advantage: It takes you directly to the turnstile and simply skips the line at the ticket counter. Become a Club member now and get the Club Card!

Exclusive benefits for members

MyMountainClub members experience more: more fun, more action, and definitely more of the seven ski areas.

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Eine Person scannt den Skipass an einem Automaten in den Bergen während eines kalten Wintertages.

Collect points and secure benefits

Unlimited enjoyment is guaranteed for point collectors with MyMountainClub points! Register now with MyMountainClub and secure great discounts at the Oberstdorf · Kleinwalsertal cable cars and numerous partner companies!

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Ski resorts in Austria near Germany: Only here

Our German-Austrian ski area offers winter sports enthusiasts a whopping seven unique and diverse mountains with varying levels of difficulty: Each ski area has its own character, and the slopes are suitable for all skill levels.

Nebelhorn Ski Area: Germany's longest valley run is located on the Nebelhorn and is an impressive 7.5 km long!

Ifen Ski Area: The latest cable cars and culinary delights, as well as over 25 kilometers of slopes, await you in this unique family ski area.

Söllereck Ski Area: Skiing, tobogganing, or winter hiking for all ages – the Söllereck is family-friendly!

Heuberg Ski Area The ski area in the heart of Kleinwalsertal, with over 20 kilometers of easy slopes, is ideal for beginners and families with children.

Walmendingerhorn Ski Area Skiing pleasure, 360° panoramic views, and the best catering: Skiing on the Walmendingerhorn is synonymous with enjoyable moments.

Kanzelwand / Fellhorn Ski Area A true all-rounder: Everyone will find their favorite slope in the Fellhorn and Kanzelwand ski areas!

Other highlights you might not find in other ski resorts in Germany and Austria:

Unlimited ski area – start your day of skiing in the Allgäu, finish in Vorarlberg
Toll-free travel to our ski resorts from Germany
Diverse and excellent mountain dining: From bars to table-service and self-service restaurants to organic-certified "green toque" cuisine. Our newest flagships are the Tafel&Zunder at the Ifen mountain station and the Schwendhütte mountain restaurant on the Fellhorn.

Nebelhorn ski area

Your heart rate will race on the Nebelhorn ski slopes: a magical panorama combined with varied skiing fun for the whole family.

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Directions to Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal

Whether you arrive by car, bus, train, or plane for skiing or hiking: we are easily accessible and, above all, toll-free!

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Mountain restaurants in Oberstdorf & Kleinwalsertal

Get to know not only our lifts, slopes, and hiking trails, but also the restaurants and inns on our mountains in Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal – our hosts look forward to welcoming you!

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Skiing & more near you: Variety even off the slopes

White landscapes, magnificent panoramas, cool air, and mystical silence evoke romantic feelings and the desire for relaxation and enjoyment. Away from the slopes in our two-country ski area in Germany and Austria, there are further mountain experiences and numerous offers for non-skiers to discover. It can, but doesn't have to, be the slopes every day from morning until the lifts close! Near our ski areas, you can enjoy wonderful winter hikes in the Allgäu. Whether you're on a skiing holiday or a wellness retreat—with us, you'll experience boundless snowy enjoyment in the mountains.

Eine Person sitzt im Schnee und schaut auf die schneebedeckten Berge bei sonnigem Wetter. Es ist winterlich und klar.

Experience the Allgäu in winter – even without skiing

The Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal region also offers plenty for non-skiers. Whether it's tobogganing on the Nebelhorn and Söllereck, spending the night in an igloo, or perhaps you'd rather co-pilot a snowcat driver, there's plenty to do.

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Zwei Personen spazieren an einem sonnigen Wintertag durch die verschneite Landschaft in den Bergen.

Winter hiking between Allgäu & Vorarlberg

Crunching snow beneath your feet, crystal-clear mountain air, and breathtaking views. Winter hiking in the southern Allgäu region on our mountains in Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal: a true winter highlight for active mountain lovers!

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Die wichtigsten Fragen rund die 2-Länder-Skiregion

Which ski areas extend across Germany and Austria?

A total of 130 kilometers of slopes invite you to ski on the border between Germany and Austria – around Oberstdorf and in Kleinwalsertal. These mountains are home to ski resorts: Nebelhorn, Fellhorn, Söllereck, Kanzelwand, Heuberg, Walmendingerhorn, and Ifen.

When does the ski season start in the German-Austrian ski area of Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal?

The winter season in ski resorts always begins in early December and runs until approximately the end of April or early May. Season start and end times vary depending on the ski resort.

What are the opening hours of the cable cars in the ski areas in Germany and Austria?

48 modern lifts and cable cars transport visitors to the slopes daily in the ski areas of Kleinwalsertal and around Oberstdorf. The first ascent is at 8:30 a.m. The last ascents and descents of the day take place between 3:30 and 5:00 p.m., depending on the lift.

How do you get to the ski resort on the border of Germany and Austria?

By car, visitors from Germany can travel toll-free via the A7 and B19 motorways. Parking is available at the valley stations of the cable cars – some for electric cars and buses. Travel to Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal is also possible by bus and train. With the Oberstdorf ski ticket, you can travel to the ski area by train at a low cost.

Where do you park in the ski area on the border between Germany and Austria?

In Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal, there are numerous parking spaces located directly at the valley stations of the cable cars and in the villages. The current status of the parking spaces, including live occupancy figures, can be found on the status page. Parking spaces for electric cars and buses are also available in the region. Visitors can purchase their parking tickets digitally using the Parkster app.

Piste map: Which pistes are there in the ski area of Germany and Austria?

The German-Austrian ski area of Kleinwalsertal and Oberstdorf boasts more than 70 slopes on seven different mountains and 130 kilometers of slopes. Red, black, and blue runs meet every need—from beginners to pros.

How snow-sure is the German-Austrian ski area of Oberstdorf and Kleinwalsertal?

Thanks to the advantageous geographical location and modern snowmaking systems, snow is guaranteed in the ski areas throughout the ski season.

What can you do with children in the ski resorts in Germany and Austria?

Children can have fun not only on slopes for beginners and advanced skiers, but also in the fun parks, where there's plenty of action to experience. The region's mountains also offer leisurely winter hikes, tobogganing, or a ride on a snowcat.

What can you do besides skiing in the ski area on the German-Austrian border?

If you want to put your skis and snowboard aside for a while during your ski holiday, there is still plenty to experience around our ski areas: fun parks, winter hikes, mountain restaurants, toboggan runs, igloo overnight stays and more await visitors in the Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal region.