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Beginners Arber
Beginners have excellent learning conditions at Arber. The ski pedagogical progression at Arber goes from right to left, meaning the slopes become more challenging as you move from right to left. On the far right at Thurnhofhang in the ArBär Kinderland, newcomers start skiing on four conveyor belts. This very large area is perfect for beginners and offers numerous easy and varied runs along the conveyor belts. The next step is the easy slopes at the Thurnhof T-bar lifts. Further to the left are the easy family run and the slightly steeper Damenstrecke at the 6-seater chairlift Sonnenhang. At this chairlift, you’ll also find the first intermediate run, Sonnenhang. On the left side, the slopes increase in difficulty up to the challenging World Cup run at the gondola lift.
Slope offering for beginners/beginner slopes
Blue slopes
11.5 km
Total
Total
| Easy | 4.5 km (39 %) |
Information for beginners
- Easy and manageable slope offering, which is easy to achieve
- Wide slopes
- Beginner's area
- Practice lifts near the base
- Separate lift ticket for beginners/point ticket
Ski schools on-site
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