State-of-the-art technology in piste management guarantees snow reliability, optimal piste quality, but also resource conservation, increased profits, and environmental protection.
Let’s tackle this together!
Protected areas for native animals, cable cars powered by green electricity, biofuel for snow groomers, and purchasing from regional suppliers – the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal Bergbahnen aren't putting sustainability on hold during the cold season. Quite the opposite: MyMountainNature showcases the cable cars' projects to further highlight the importance of sustainable action.
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The projects at a glance
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Here you will find information about photovoltaic systems, biofuel for snow groomers, electric car charging stations and much more.
Building with sense. Here you can learn more about ecological construction measures and the renaturation of our habitats.
The protected areas of native animals must be respected, which is why we raise awareness among winter sports enthusiasts and hikers about the needs of nature.
Our employees and suppliers are our most important assets. Learn more about our employee training and education programs, as well as our involvement with regional suppliers.
Information is provided through guided hikes and construction site tours, as well as information on the Internet, information boards on site, and multivision shows at the stations.
Quality and value creation concept for the Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal destination
The Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal quality and value creation mission statement defines the future service promise that the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal region - hotels, private room landlords, service providers and retailers right through to the mountain railways - makes to its customers.
The focus is not on what the region has to offer, but rather on what the customer's current and future expectations are. What excites them, which services - from the welcome to check-out - do they expect and for which are they willing to pay extra.
With the quality and value creation mission statement, companies receive concrete guidelines on how customer expectations can be met and how they can increase their value creation position (revenue).
