Oberstdorf Ski Resort Germany
Oberstdorf ski region combines the German ski areas of Nebelhorn, Fellhorn & Söllereck, with Austria's Kleinwalsertal resorts, for stellar, snow-laden freeride skiing over a huge region. Nebelhorn (translates to Foghorn in English) has one of Germany's longest ski runs (7.5km) on a massive skiable vertical of 1,400m. Pistes aside, the real reason to visit is for the powder that arrives with winter storms. The region is known for deep snow-packs in the alpine zone & powder-hunting freeriders should take note!
The total Oberstdorf - Kleinwalsertal ski region has over 130km of pistes all under the one lift pass, with all the disparate areas linked by free local ski buses. Check out the ski trail map below.
Oberstdorf Accommodation
Oberstdorf is a sizeable, pretty town and the gateway to the region with a train line terminating right in its centre. A huge variety of accommodation is available in town, some next to the Nebelhorn ski lifts. Wonderful hotels & guesthouses are intermingled with some excellent farm stays. It is possible to take a train from Munich (MUC) international airport and be the centre of Oberstdorf in as little as 3¼hr.
Search & book here for all Oberstdorf ski accommodation.
Review
The Powderhounds will review Oberstdorf & interlinked Kleinwalsertal next season. More information about this European ski resort will come after our visit. Stay tuned for our sparkling repartee, new photos & insights.
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