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Slopes Altastenberg

Runs/​ski slopes in the ski resort Altastenberg

The Westfalenhang II lift serves two well-sloped pistes. 1/11

Ski slopes Altastenberg

The Altastenberg ski carousel offers the only FIS-homologated slalom slope in the Sauerland with the FIS-Slalomhang. The two parallel slopes also have plenty of bite. On the other hand, the Kapellenhang and Schwedenhang offer gentle slopes, and the open terrain around the Brüchetal provides the chance for a powder turn or two when there's fresh snow. The Westfalenhang II features classic forest runs, ski trails to Westfalenhang I, and the bypass around the steep slope completes the profile. One drawback is the poor connection to the Schwedenhang. From the steep slope, you have to walk about 120 meters across the sports field on both the way there and back.

Runs/slopes

Total: 9.9 km
Easy 4.1 km
Intermediate 2.3 km
Difficult 3.5 km
Additional runs
Ski routes 1 km
Worth knowing
  • Artificial snow-making
  • Valley run available
    The entry point from Altastenberg is at the mountain station. If only the snow-covered slopes are open, you can take the valley run through the Brüchetal to the Westfalenhang I and ride the Westfalenhang I lift back up. However, from its mountain station, you cannot return to the other slopes because the connecting slope is not snow-covered.

Run location

  • under tree line

Longest run

  • Descent to Westfalenhütte · Length 1  km · Elevation difference 137 m
    From the Westfalenhang I mountain station head towards Schanze, then take the ski trail into the forest, turn left in the Brüchetal and follow the valley. Only the Brüchetal section is equipped with snowmaking.

Most difficult run

  • FIS slalom slope · Length 0.4  km · Elevation difference 120 m
    The only homologated FIS slope in the Sauerland, at Westfalenhang I.

Slope tip

  • Westfalenhang I
    A bit longer than the FIS slope, not quite as steep, and ideal for sporty short turns.
Snowparks
  • Snow park/Fun park
  • No halfpipe
Schwedenhang – particularly sunny thanks to its southern exposure.
Schwedenhang – particularly sunny thanks to its…
The Kapellenhang
The Kapellenhang
The Steep Slope
The Steep Slope
Brüchetal Slope and Sonnenhang Slope
Brüchetal Slope and Sonnenhang Slope
Easy descent from the steep slope.
Easy descent from the steep slope.
Bypass Steilhang (slope 9a)
Bypass Steilhang (slope 9a)
FIS slalom run
FIS slalom run
At Westfalenhang I
At Westfalenhang I
At Westfalenhang I
At Westfalenhang I
At Westfalenhang I
At Westfalenhang I

Towns/villages at the ski resort (distance from town center):
Altastenberg (0.6 km), Winterberg (5 km) Towns/villages at the ski resort
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