Zugspitze
Zugspitze offers a ski area of superlatives at almost 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) above sea lev
el: A total of 22 kilometers (15 miles) provide pure skiing and snowboarding fun – guaranteed natural snow. Terrain Park Zugspitze is the perfect playing field for all freestyle skiers. For children, Zugspitze offers a beautiful sledding hill where young and old people can enjoy the good weather and have a funny day.Let you be overwhelmed by the awesome mountain panorama and experience an unforgettable winter sporting day – an alpine high.
el: A total of 22 kilometers (15 miles) provide pure skiing and snowboarding fun – guaranteed natural snow. Terrain Park Zugspitze is the perfect playing field for all freestyle skiers. For children, Zugspitze offers a beautiful sledding hill where young and old people can enjoy the good weather and have a funny day.Let you be overwhelmed by the awesome mountain panorama and experience an unforgettable winter sporting day – an alpine high.Garmisch
The three ski mountains Hausberg, Kreuzeck and Alpspitze are joined together in the Garmisch-Classic area. 40 kilometers (25 miles) of slopes at an altitude of 700 to 2,050 meters (2,297 to 6,725 feet) are there to tempt you with runs of infinite diversity and unforgettable impressions.Many winter sports lovers consider the panorama beneath the majestic Alpspitze pyramid one of the most beautiful of the northern Alps. A winter mountain wonderland high above Garmisch-Partenkirchen, skiing over the tree line and pure natural snow.
Spitzingsee
Spitzingsee in Germany is a large resort with 16 lifts that offers skiers an impressive 713 metres
(2339 feet) of vertical descent. Spitzingsee has 21 slopes with a total length of 23 kilometers (14 miles). For intermediate skiers and snowboarders as well as for beginners and advanced skiers Spitzingsee offers a terrain for everybody. We have no information about the existence of any cross country ski trails at Spitzingsee. For snowboarders, there is a terrain park.
(2339 feet) of vertical descent. Spitzingsee has 21 slopes with a total length of 23 kilometers (14 miles). For intermediate skiers and snowboarders as well as for beginners and advanced skiers Spitzingsee offers a terrain for everybody. We have no information about the existence of any cross country ski trails at Spitzingsee. For snowboarders, there is a terrain park. Mittenwald
Here you are in the middle of downhill fun. Kranzberg chairlift and 6 additional ski tows open up a fantastic skiing area. Numerous downhill courses for beginners, advanced and experts; a highlight at Mittenwald is the floodlight skiing at Luttensee every Tuesday and Thursday from 06:30 pm through 09:30 pm.Tegernsee
The Tegernsee Valley is your ideal snow holiday destination. With inexpensive flights into 
Munich and a whole network of easy-to-reach towns nestling between mountains and lake, you will not get an equally laid-back yet diverse holiday experience anywhere else.
If you are thinking about taking up skiing or snowboarding, you will find a whole range of ski schools and attractive beginner’s slopes to get through your first few tumbles. And at the end of any glorious winter day in the valley, a log fire and mulled wine will cheer your spirits.
A further highlight of Tegernsee Valley is going Tobogganing, a fabulous form of winter entertainment that never went out of fashion.
Discover Germany’s longest natural tobogganing run: this 6.5 km ride down the slopes of Mount Wallberg is simply an experience you cannot miss, be it with family or friends or just on your own. Right next to Mount Wallberg, another thrilling run can be found down from lovely Mount Hirschberg. A very enjoyable hike from Tegernsee town up to the popular Neureuth mountain inn will set you off on a 2 km run amongst snowy forests. A total of 8 natural tobogganing runs are scattered around Lake Tegernsee, and sledges are for rent in most of the towns.
The most spectacular adventure in this beautiful ski resort is taking a flight in a hot air balloon or tries paragliding to get a bird’s eye view of the valley. Horse lovers will enjoy a spin through the wintry valley in a horse-drawn sleigh of carriage. Two different stables cater for dressage lessons and cross-country rides, which can be arranged individually or for groups
Munich and a whole network of easy-to-reach towns nestling between mountains and lake, you will not get an equally laid-back yet diverse holiday experience anywhere else.If you are thinking about taking up skiing or snowboarding, you will find a whole range of ski schools and attractive beginner’s slopes to get through your first few tumbles. And at the end of any glorious winter day in the valley, a log fire and mulled wine will cheer your spirits.
A further highlight of Tegernsee Valley is going Tobogganing, a fabulous form of winter entertainment that never went out of fashion.
Discover Germany’s longest natural tobogganing run: this 6.5 km ride down the slopes of Mount Wallberg is simply an experience you cannot miss, be it with family or friends or just on your own. Right next to Mount Wallberg, another thrilling run can be found down from lovely Mount Hirschberg. A very enjoyable hike from Tegernsee town up to the popular Neureuth mountain inn will set you off on a 2 km run amongst snowy forests. A total of 8 natural tobogganing runs are scattered around Lake Tegernsee, and sledges are for rent in most of the towns.
The most spectacular adventure in this beautiful ski resort is taking a flight in a hot air balloon or tries paragliding to get a bird’s eye view of the valley. Horse lovers will enjoy a spin through the wintry valley in a horse-drawn sleigh of carriage. Two different stables cater for dressage lessons and cross-country rides, which can be arranged individually or for groups
