The Top 5 Ski Resorts in Germany
From the pristine ski slopes of the Bavarian Forest to the imposing heights of the Fichtel Mountains, Germany has no shortage of excellent ski resorts to offer. Here are our favourites which make for the perfect holiday: whether you're a couple, a family, or travelling solo, there's something for you.
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Arber
If you want to give your kids a primer on skiing without overshooting your budget, Arber is perhaps the most children-friendly and affordable ski resort in Germany. Near the Czech border 1.5 hours east of Regensburg, Arber is perfect for beginner and intermediate-level skiers and snowboarders. It has 6 chairlifts and over 10 kilometres of immaculate slopes, and several pistes for off-slope adventures. There is a ski school that offers training lessons and the Family Cross Park provides ample fun activities.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
At the foot of Germany's highest mountain, Garmisch-Partenkirchen ski resort is one of the most popular in the country. It comprises the Alpspitze, Hausberg, and Kreuzeck mountains and has over 50 kilometres of ski slopes and 17 lifts. With well-pampered snow and state-of-the-art facilities for professional and amateur skiers, this resort is an excellent skiing holiday destination for couples and families. Garmisch-Partenkirchen even hosts the annual World Ski Competitions.
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Feldberg im Schwarzwald
Feldberg attracts thousands of novice skiers and snowboarders every year, thanks to its over 120 kilometres of ski trails and gentle terrain. It has 38 lifts and 36 slopes, including several intermediate and expert runs. Its ideal location in the Black Forest offers exceptional scenery of the Alpine peaks. The resort also has snow park and several games for boarders and skiers.
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Oberstdorf-Nebelhorn
Nestled in the German Alps between Austria and Switzerland, Oberstdorf-Nebelhorn is the highest resort in Germany's picturesque Allgau region. At 7.5 kilometres, this resort has one of the longest downhill slopes in Germany. Six lifts take you to the summit of the 2,224-metre-high Nebelhorn Mountain, which offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Alps.
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Oberaudorf Hocheck
Enjoy family-friendly rates amid nature in this breathtaking ski resort. You can choose from budget accommodation to luxury lodgings close to perfect ski slopes. The Hocheck Ski School has a dedicated childcare centre to allow you to explore the slopes in comfort. The children's park and wave run offers many activities to keep your little ones excited throughout the holiday.
Skiing Holidays in Germany : frequently asked questions
Skiing Holidays in Germany : what's the average price for the holiday rental?
Holiday rentals in Germany are between £133 and £154 per night.
Where I can find holiday accommodation for Skiing Holidays in Germany that can host a family or large group?
Every Apartment rental is 61 m² on average, with the capacity of 4 guests - perfect for medium-sized groups and families.
When does the ski season start in Germany?
January and February are the two months with the lowest temperatures in Germany.
What types of holiday rentals are available for Skiing Holidays in Germany ?
To find a holiday rental and complete the planning for Skiing Holidays in Germany , browse our top-notch selection of available Apartment rental and House rentals.
Is it possible to find a ski chalet to rent for a large group in Germany?
Apartment rentals in Germany can comfortably fit an average of 4 people.
Are pets allowed when staying in a Germany holiday home?
There are 280,356 holiday apartments in Germany that allow pets with an average price of £154 per night.