With a huge range of winter sport activities, there’s something for everyone: skiers and snowboarders can enjoy 130 kilometres of pistes in six different ski resorts, including Fellhorn/ Kanzelwand, Germany’s largest cross-border ski resort. Even more fun awaits you on the Nebelhorn with Germany’s longest valley run, measuring an impressive 7.5 kilometres. Families feel particularly at home in Söllereck, a family-friendly ski resort with a ski carousel and children’s practice area. The ski resorts around Oberstdorf are open from mid-December to the end of April. Modern lifts swiftly transport you to the summits, so you can spend as long as possible on the optimally groomed pistes, where snow is guaranteed.

Winter sports enthusiasts and fans of alpine skiing can choose from several different day and multi-day passes in the Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal ski region to perfectly match their needs. The ski passes are valid on all 48 cable cars and lifts in Oberstdorf and the Kleinwalsertal Valley for visitors with winter sports equipment (skis, snowboards, etc.) – making it easy to check out new pistes every single day.

Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal ski resort
Cross-border skiing for people of all ages!

When winter comes around, the Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal Valley cable cars offer skiers and snowboarders a huge range of choices on some 130 kilometres of pistes. Just a stone’s throw from the villages of Oberstdorf, Riezlern, Hirschegg and Mittelberg, the six ski areas Nebelhorn,
Fellhorn / Kanzelwand, Söllereck, Walmendingerhorn, Ifen and Heuberg-Arena await snow-hungry visitors, all accessible with a single ski pass.