Ski resort Sonnenbichl – Bad Wiessee

The ski resort Sonnenbichl – Bad Wiessee is located in the Alpine Region Tegernsee-Schliersee (Germany, Bavaria (Bayern), Upper Bavaria (Oberbayern)).

For skiing and snowboarding, there are 1.4 km of slopes available. 2 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 832 and 1,026 m.

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At Sonnenbichl, the local ski mountain of Bad Wiessee on Lake Tegernsee, the entire skiing elite from both Germany and abroad has gathered and continues to meet. In the 1980s, major events such as men's World Cup races took place here, both during the day and under floodlights. The undulating read moreAt Sonnenbichl, the local ski mountain of Bad Wiessee on Lake Tegernsee, the entire skiing elite from both Germany and abroad has gathered and continues to meet. In the 1980s, major events such as men's World Cup races took place here, both during the day and under floodlights.
The undulating slope, situated at an altitude of 832 to 1026 meters above sea level, is an ideal training area. Thanks to mechanical snowmaking and a floodlight system, optimal training conditions are available throughout the winter, both during the day and at night. Due to its short access routes, the slope is also popular with neighboring training groups from the Isarwinkel, Schlierach and Leitzach valleys, and the Munich area.
Clubs, companies, and groups have the opportunity to rent the facilities for events and training sessions; further information can be obtained from the operator.

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Christa Kinshofer Ski Center Sonnenbichllift I valley station (832 m)

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Christa Kinshofer Ski Center Sonnenbichllift II mountain station/Tegernsee (1,026 m)