Germany: environmental friendliness of the ski resorts
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Germany: most eco-friendly ski resorts
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States: 1. Bavaria (Bayern) , 2. Baden-Württemberg , 2. Saxony (Sachsen) , 4. North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen) , 4. Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz) , 4. Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen) , 4. Hesse (Hessen)
Mountain ranges: 1. German Alps , 2. Central Uplands of Germany (Deutsche Mittelgebirge) , 2. Black Forest (Schwarzwald) , 2. Swabian Jura (Schwäbische Alb) , 2. Bavarian Alpine Foreland
Areas: 1. Southern Germany , 2. Eastern Germany , 3. Western Germany , 3. Northern Germany
The MyMountainNature initiative reflects the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal Bergbahnen lift company’s... more
The MyMountainNature initiative reflects the Oberstdorf Kleinwalsertal Bergbahnen lift company’s... more
The ski resort is very concerned about the environment. The electricity used to power the lifts and... more
The ski resort is very environmentally friendly. The snow-making equipment is energy efficient and... more
The ski resort is located in Berchtesgaden National Park. The modern lifts are very energy... more
The ski resort of Grasgehren occupies a unique location in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park. Strict... more
The ski resort of Bolsterlang is located within the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park and great emphasis... more
All lifts operated by the Brauneck Bergbahnen lift company are powered by green energy and are... more
Arrival via public transportation is encouraged. A large bus station is located at the base station... more
The Alpenbahnen Spitzingsee operator uses environmentally-friendly power to run all lifts which are... more
The ski resort of Sudelfeld has also taken a great step towards greater environmental friendliness... more
The quartz sand mountain was built up years ago and so the natural environment is not really... more
There is no snow-making facility in Kaltenbronn. In addition, the village operates an information... more
They practice soft tourism. They only open the ski season after sufficient natural snow has... more
The Feldberg ski resort is located in the largest and oldest nature conservation area in... more
Soft tourism is practiced on the Unternberg. They only open the ski area once there is a good base... more
"Soft tourism" is practiced here. Solar power facilities generate renewable energy on... more
They practice soft tourism and only open the slopes when there is a sufficient amount of snow.
moreThe complete energy supply for the Hocheck mountain lifts is provided by ecological hydro power... more
The ski resort has a direct train connection. It is forbidden to ski off-piste as well as through... more
They practice soft tourism. The lift is only in operation when there is sufficient snow.
moreThe Steckenberg ski resort practices soft winter tourism. The power is generated at the location... more
A car-free arrival is strongly encouraged in Oberstdorf with the motto: "Pass the traffic jam... more
They make artificial snow on the slope and open when there is enough snow. The lift is run by an... more
They practice soft tourism and there are no snow cannons. The lifts only run when there is enough... more
They practice soft tourism. They only open the lift when there is enough snow.
moreThey do not make artificial snow on the slopes and the ski area is only open when there is enough... more
Balderschwang joined Oberallgäu and Bregenzwald communities in 2008 to form the first cross-border... more
Access to the ski resort by public transportation is encouraged in Garmisch with special train-ski... more
The lifts and snow-making equipment are powered completely by electricity produced by hydropower.... more
There are no snow cannons on the Zugspitze and they only open the ski resort when there is enough... more
The upper section of the road to the Belchenhaus was closed in 2001 in order to protect the... more
Forested areas are blocked off and the FIS environmental regulations are mentioned on the trail... more
Rules for protecting the environment are communicated. A photovoltaic system is installed on the... more
The hall's annual energy consumption is equivalent to that of a large office building. The entire... more
They practice soft tourism on the Proeller, but it's difficult to access with public... more
They practice soft tourism, but access via public transportation is difficult.
moreThey practice soft tourism, but access by public transportation is difficult.
moreThey practice soft tourism, but it is difficult to get there using public transportation.
moreThe Sahnehang is located in the Kahler Asten nature reserve, but since people have been skiing on... more
The Hunau ski area is not accessible via public transportation. A transfer service is offered for... more
The mountain meadows surrounding Altastenberg are classified as FFH areas (Fauna-Flora-Habitat).... more
Scheduled bus service is available daily to Mehliskopf from Buehl, Baden-Baden and Forbach.
moreThe Buehlertal lifts are accessible with the bus network of the Karlsruher Verkehrsverbunds... more
They nurture the turf, but snow seldom falls and a large quantity of snow falls even less often.... more
The owner Josef Stinn's main occupation is farming and he farms the ground of the ski area himself.... more
The ecological footprint of such a small ski area is naturally small and thanks to the snow-making... more
The ski area is so small that it really doesn't have a negative impact. Residents from Neunkirchen... more