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1/15 Ski slopes Zugspitze
In the Zugspitze ski area, there are easy and intermediate slopes available. These are the highest slopes in all of Germany. Only intermediate runs lead into Brunntal, while at the Schneefernerkopf drag lift there are only easy runs. All other areas offer a choice. There are no difficult runs, but there are numerous unsecured off-piste powder slopes. The panorama is breathtaking.
Runs/slopes
Total: 20 km
| Easy | 7 km |
| Intermediate | 13 km |
| Difficult | 0 km |
Interconnection information
The Zugspitze is not directly connected to the Garmisch-Classic ski area. You take a cogwheel train ride of about one hour.
Worth knowing
- No artificial snow-making
- Valley run not available
There is no valley run from the Zugspitzplatt. From about halfway down, starting at the Riffelriß cogwheel railway station, a run leads to the Eibsee, down to the valley station of the Zugspitze cable car and to the Eibsee train station.
Run location
- Glacier
- above tree line
Longest run
- Schneefernerkopf-Brunntal · Length 4.5 km · Elevation difference 720 m
From the highest point in the ski area at the Schneefernerkopf double drag lift down to Brunntal
Slope tip
- Wetterwandeck
Ideal for relaxed carving - White Valley
Magnificent panorama - Panorama descent
Magnificent panorama - Riffelriß downhill run
As soon as the Riffelriß run is open, taking the cogwheel train is a great option. From the Riffelriß stop, the intermediate slope leads down to the Eibsee and thus to the Zugspitze cable car valley station or Eibsee train station.
Snowparks
- No snow park/fun park
- No halfpipe
Towns/villages at the ski resort (distance from town center):
Grainau (0.5 km), Garmisch-Partenkirchen (1.2 km), Obermoos (0.1 km), Towns/villages at the ski resort
Grainau (0.5 km), Garmisch-Partenkirchen (1.2 km), Obermoos (0.1 km), Towns/villages at the ski resort
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