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Drachselsried am Großen Arber
19 Number of reviews:
94 % Recommendation rate:
Resort
8.2
Ski area
8.6
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Information about the ski area
Großer Arber
| Highest point: | 1,456 m |
| Lowest point: | 1,050 m |
| Altitude ski resort: | 535 m |
| Lifts in total: | 11 |
| Tow lifts: | 8 |
| Chair lifts: | 2 |
| Gondola lift: | 1 |
| Pistes in total: | 11.5 km |
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4.5 km |
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4 km |
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3 km |
| Ski routes: | 5 km |
Ski holidays Drachselsried - The pearl in the Bavarian Forest!
Drachselsried am Großen Arber
The state-recognised resort of Drachselsried is located on the southern slope of the "Kaitersberg-Arber" mountain range at 535 m above sea level. The tranquil village is a real insider tip, especially for cross-country skiers. The Frath cross-country skiing centre and its extensive easy and medium-difficulty circular trails offer you around 7 km of pure pleasure in the fresh winter air. Another highlight are the cleared hiking trails that make a walk through snow-covered forests an unforgettable experience. The numerous toboggan runs, such as the Frath toboggan run, are not only fun for the little ones and a carriage ride through the snow-covered landscape is guaranteed to create a romantic atmosphere. If you're looking for more action, we recommend taking the bus or lift to the summit of the highest mountain in the Bavarian Forest, the Großer Arber, and spending a carefree day of skiing there. A magnificent view, different lengths and levels of difficulty and a total of 264 kilometres of cross-country and skating trails await you here!Bavarian Forest
The Bavarian Forest is central Europe's largest forest with 6,000 km² of wooded area. In 1970 the national park Bavarian Forest was created which, together with the Bohemian Forest, forms the largest coherent forestal nature reserve in central Europe with a total span of 900 km². Besides of the Alpine region, this region is also known for its affinity to winter sports. Families in particular will find exactly what they are looking for here. Those who prefer not to explore the Bavarian Forest on skis can also go on a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride. The lovely castles and monasteries of the Bavarian Forest are definitively worth while a visit. Numerous restaurant and quaint huts, which offer both regional and international culinary highlights, should also be high on your list of to-do's. Bischofsmais – skiing fun and relaxation against a marvelous winter backdrop!Travel Drachselsried am Großen Arber
- By train: Bodenmais (approx. 8 km), Gotteszell (approx. 25 km)
- By plane: Munich (approx. 150 km), Nuremberg (approx. 175 km), Salzburg (approx. 205 km)
