The “High-Alpine” mountain impresses in winter not only with panoramic views of over 400 peaks but also with its sporty side: one of Germany’s longest runs awaits you over 7.5 km.

Less experienced skiers will also find plenty of variety, with blue and red slopes among a total of 13 kilometers of pistes.

The experience isn’t limited to skiing – the journey to the Höfatsblick mountain station at nearly 2,000 m is spectacular as well. The modern 10-person gondola takes you comfortably to the top with your own seat and panoramic views.

The view from the Nordwandsteig at the summit station is equally impressive: the north face drops 600 m right below you. Accessible even in winter!

Ski bus: line 9 city bus Oberstdorf

Always in motion: 36 kilometers of slopes offer snow-sure runs from the valleys, action-packed family areas, and varied pistes. The Fellhorn, the “Dynamic,” and the Kanzelwand, the “Boundless,” make this two-country ski area a truly special experience.

At 1,750 m, the 840 m Crystal Slope begins. Glide almost effortlessly over waves, through tunnels, and along banked turns. Even more highlights await in the Crystal Peak Funpark at Fellhorn and the Crystal Ground Park at Kanzelwand.

For the whole family, there’s a blue family run between the mountain station and Höfle station – the perfect introduction to a boundless skiing adventure.

Ski bus: Line 7 Oberstdorf - Fellhornbahn Line 1 - Oberstdorf - Kanzelwandbahn

At Söllereck, you start your day full of anticipation and ready for action. Known as the “Adventure Mountain”, it’s the perfect choice for families and beginners. The 10-person gondola takes you comfortably from the valley station straight to the slopes.

With 14 well-prepared kilometers of slopes and Sölli’s Winter World, it’s ideal for learning your first turns – complete with conveyor belts and practice slopes. For the daring, the black run at Schrattenwang guarantees an adrenaline rush.

New for the 2025/26 season: The traditional Höllwies drag lift has reopened after a quality update, giving access to slopes 5 and 6 once again.

Ski bus: Line 1 Oberstdorf - Söllereckbahn

High above the Kleinwalsertal, the Ifen rises as one of Europe’s few table mountains. On its high plateau, a roughly 10 km² karst landscape stretches out, covered in winter by bizarre snow dunes. Magical legends surround the “Mystical” mountain, making every winter day here a truly unique experience.

Two modern 10-person gondolas take you to an impressive ski area with 25 varied kilometers of slopes. Beginners on skis or snowboards will enjoy the long blue runs, while experts can tackle the daring Olympia run down to the valley.

Ski bus: Line 1 Oberstdorf - Kanzelwand
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Line 5 Kanzelwand feeder bus via Parsenn to Ifen (free with ski equipment)

The Walmendingerhorn, known as the “Relaxed,” surprises with a unique perspective: a geo-viewing platform with a glass elevator. From the mountain station at nearly 2,000 meters, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the unique two-country region.

With this panorama as your starting point, sporty winter enthusiasts set off on a relaxed winter adventure, carving turns across 15 kilometers of slopes in this natural snow paradise.

Ski bus: Line 1 Oberstdorf - Mittelberg/Walmendingerhorn

High above the Kleinwalsertal, with stunning views of Hirschegg and Riezlern, the “Welcoming” Heuberg connects several ski areas. You can easily reach Kanzelwand, Ifen, and Walmendingerhorn via valley trails, ski runs, or the shuttle bus.

With over 23 kilometers of slopes, Heuberg is especially popular with families. Practice slopes guarantee plenty of skiing fun. The mostly blue runs and numerous lifts make it easy to get started in winter sports, and even returning skiers quickly find their old form.

Skibus: Linie 1 Oberstdorf - Breitachbrücke
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Linie 5 Shuttle bus Kanzelwand - Parsenn