Germany: size of the ski resorts
Ski resorts with the best ski resort size in Germany (Deutschland).
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Best ski resort size in Germany (Deutschland)
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States: 1. Bavaria (Bayern) , 1. Baden-Württemberg , 3. North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen) , 3. Saxony (Sachsen) , 3. Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen) , 3. Hesse (Hessen) , 7. Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz)
Mountain ranges: 1. German Alps , 1. Black Forest (Schwarzwald) , 3. Central Uplands of Germany (Deutsche Mittelgebirge) , 4. Swabian Jura (Schwäbische Alb) , 4. Bavarian Alpine Foreland
Areas: 1. Southern Germany , 2. Western Germany , 2. Eastern Germany , 2. Northern Germany
The cross-border ski resort extends from Bavaria to Tyrol. The Steinplatte peak is in the Province... more
The ski area on the Brauneck is one of the largest in Germany. Situated just 60 kilometres from... more
The Iseler ski resort in Oberjoch is one of the larger ski resorts in the Allgäu. It stretches... more
The ski resort of Spitzingsee-Tegernsee extends from the Spitzingsee lake over the Firstalm... more
Sudelfeld is one of the largest ski resorts in Germany. It extends from Bayrischzell, over the... more
The largest ski resort in the Black Forest stretches across two opposing slopes on the Seebuck and... more
The modern joint-country ski region stretches from Germany to Austria and is fully connected. The... more
Balderschwang is one of the largest ski resorts in Germany. It stretches from the Riedberger Horn... more
The Garmisch-Classic ski resort stretches from the Osterfelderkopf over the Kreuzeck to the... more
The Oberwiesenthal/Fichtelberg ski resort is the largest ski centre in the Ore Mountains.
moreThe Ofterschwang/Gunzesried ski resort is located on the Ofterschwang Horn between the two villages... more
The Jenner mountain at lake Königssee is the largest ski area in the Berchtesgaden region. The ski... more
Götschen is a small but attractive ski resort below the Götschenkopf (1,307 metres). It is situated... more
The Nebelhorn is the highest ski resort in the Allgäu region. From the summit station, you can... more
The Söllereck is the family mountain in the Oberstdorf/Kleinwalsertal region. The relatively small... more
Grasgehren is a small and attractive family ski resort at the Riedbergpass in the Allgäu region.... more
Hörnerbahn-Bolsterlang is one of the larger ski resorts in the Allgäu. It extends from the... more
The Proeller Ski Triangle is the largest ski area in the St. Englmar holiday region and one of the... more
With about 23 hectares of slope surface, the ski resort is one of the larger resorts in the German... more
The ski area on the Unternberg is the largest of the ski resorts in Ruhpolding, but it is still... more
The Mitterdorf ski center is the biggest ski resort in the southern part of the Bavarian Forest.... more
The ski resort on the Hocheck is a small ski resort, but it is very popular among families and day... more
The Ochsenkopf is the largest ski resort in Franconia and in the Fichtelgebirge.
moreThe ski resort beneath the Alpspitze is not one of the larger ski resorts, but is offers runs of... more
There are probably only a few ski resorts with only 20 km of slopes that feel as big as the... more
The Oberammergau/Kolbensattel ski resort is one of the largest ski resorts in the Ammergau Alps and... more
With almost 500 metres elevation difference and 9 km of slopes, the Hoernle is considered a small... more
The Zugspitze is the highest ski resort in Germany. The medium-sized resort stretches across the... more
The Todtnauberg ski resort is located on both sides of the village of Todtnauberg. It is the second... more
The ski resort on the Belchen is small, but nice. The gondola lift provides access to a variety of... more
The three Willingen ski mountains, the Ettelsberg (838 m), Hoppernkopf (800 m) and the Ritzhagen... more
With its 35 hectares, the Postwiesen ski area is a respectable size compared to other ski areas in... more
The Alpenpark Neuss has a main slope (300 metres x 60 metres) and a children's/beginners' slope... more
The Monte Kaolino sand mountain is a small ski area with only one run. The mountain consists of... more
The Markbuchen-Predigtstuhl is the second largest ski area after the ski area on the Proeller in... more
The Kapellenberg ski area in St. Englmar is comprised of one 300 m long t-bar lift and one slope.... more
The Gruen-Maibrunn ski area consists of one double t-bar lift with slopes on either side. It is the... more
A ski slope of about 500 m in length does not make a huge ski resort, but it's still the highest in... more
With its 11 hectares of slope surface, the Boedefeld-Hunau ski area takes 6th place among the ski... more
Two double t-bars that run parallel to each other connect the lower, flatter and the upper, steeper... more
Small, but fine - there is only one run in Kaltenbronn.
moreThe ski resort has two t-bar lifts that run parallel to each other that provide access to two easy... more
The ski area is tiny, but it offers a slope on which you can set up a proper slalom course or... more
Small, but nearby - this describes the Fahlenscheid ski area. Those coming from Cologne, Bonn,... more
The ski area is the size of a larger ski hall, but it features varied terrain and the view doesn't... more
The Burbach ski area is one of the hundreds of 1-lift ski areas in Germany. However, with a slope... more