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Ski area Liftverbund Feldberg
Information about the ski area
| Highest point: | 1,450 m | Gondola lift: | 1 |
| Lowest point: | 950 m | Pistes in total: | 63 km |
| Altitude ski resort: | 425 m |
Pistes:
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21 km |
| Lifts in total: | 38 |
Pistes:
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31 km |
| Tow lifts: | 32 |
Pistes:
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11 km |
| Chair lifts: | 5 | Ski routes: | 17 km |
Ski area Liftverbund Feldberg
With the lift pass union card "Liftverbund Feldberg", you have access to over 63 diverse km of piste with 37 lifts, spread over the areas of Feldberg, Altglashütten, Menzenschwand, Muggenbrunn, Todtnauberg, Notschrei, Stollenbach and Belchen.
From Badenweiler you can access the nearest lifts in Belchen, which are approx. 17 km away. Four great pistes with a total of 8 km await you there. Directly at the mountain station lies the historical "Belchenhaus", the highest-located guest house in Baden-Württemberg. The sporty highlight on this great panorama view mountain is the "Donauwelle" run - a piste that takes you comfortably down the 4.5 km, right back into the valley.
The winter sports centre Feldberg, the centre of the lift pass union, offers 26 km of piste and 16 enjoyable descents. 14 lifts ensure quick and safe ascent. Be it families with children or challenging rider - every winter sports fan will find what they are looking for. The Feldberg (1,493 m) is the highest mountain of the Black Forest and offers 4 km of piste (maintained with snow canons) and is therefore one of the most popular destinations here.
From Badenweiler you can access the nearest lifts in Belchen, which are approx. 17 km away. Four great pistes with a total of 8 km await you there. Directly at the mountain station lies the historical "Belchenhaus", the highest-located guest house in Baden-Württemberg. The sporty highlight on this great panorama view mountain is the "Donauwelle" run - a piste that takes you comfortably down the 4.5 km, right back into the valley.
The winter sports centre Feldberg, the centre of the lift pass union, offers 26 km of piste and 16 enjoyable descents. 14 lifts ensure quick and safe ascent. Be it families with children or challenging rider - every winter sports fan will find what they are looking for. The Feldberg (1,493 m) is the highest mountain of the Black Forest and offers 4 km of piste (maintained with snow canons) and is therefore one of the most popular destinations here.
Après ski Badenweiler
Badenweiler is not located directly on a piste, hence there is no extensive après ski, which is common mostly in the Alps. Après ski is more a cosy phenomena here. Tobogganing on the local mountain Blauen, or a snowshoe hike on the Belchen (1,414 m), which is only 25 minutes car ride away, are two of the possibilities for leisure time entertainment. The winery's parlour Markgräfler in Badenweiler is ideal for a cosy drink at the end of the day. Alternatively, the traditional "Ratskeller", but also stylish bistros and exclusive hotel restaurants are options for evening entertainment. Baden cuisine with local classics, such as "Flädlesuppe", "Schäufle", "Schupfnudeln" and "Metzgete" (butcher's plate), right up to the famous Black Forest cherry cake are waiting to be tasted. If you don't want to miss out on partying, you can try the neighbouring resorts Müllheim and Bad Krozingen with some cocktail bars, jazz clubs and a few discos.
Snowpark: MINI Snowpark Feldberg Badenweiler
The MINI Snowpark Feldberg is one of the top snowparks in Germany, and leaves no wished of freestyler hearts unfulfilled (be it skier or boarder). A well-designed and diverse set-up is located around the Feldberg. Various boxes and rails are the shaping crew's specialities, and a number of kickers of varying sizes round off the great obstacle course.
No wonder, the MINI Snowpark Feldberg has regularly been the venue for both national and international freestyle events.
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