Alpine skiing, cross country skiing, nordic cruising, tobogganing, snow shoe walking, biathlon, skating – anyone who wants an active winter holiday will find ideal conditions in the Bavarian Forest. In one of the most snow sure – and sunniest – winter sport regions in Germany, the winter sport season runs from November until well into the Spring.
This is where you can find all the information you need about the lifts and the condition of the trails and pistes in ArberLand. For alpine skiing, tobogganing, cross country skiing, snow shoe walking – the snow report gives more »
For skiing and snowboarding, for adults and children, for competitors, carvers and those who just ski for pleasure: The ArberLand ski slopes offer variety and plenty of room on the pistes. The Great Arber, Geißkopf and the Pröller area are the most popular winter sport locations in the Bavarian Forest. more »
Keep fit: Skating, cruising or just classic – all types of cross country skiing are a pleasure in ArberLand. There are 600 kilometres of prepared trails through the beautiful scenery of the Bavarian Forest. And make sure you have a go at snow shoe walking. more »
Magdalena Neuner, Uschi Disl and Michael Greis: the success of German athletes at this discipline has generated interest in biathlon amongst many winter sports enthusiasts. In ArberLand you don’t have to content yourself with just watching. The National Ski Training Centre more »
On your own, with a professional guide or with a handheld GPS: Snow shoe walking offers various possibilities. In ArberLand it is simply more fun: with music, with torches – and rewarded with a shot of schnaps. more »
Traditional wooden sledges, plastic bobs, old tyres, airbobs, Davos toboggans, zipflbobs, racers and recently also woks. From a gentle slope for the first attempt to kilometre long toboggan runs – there is something to suit everyone in ArberLand. more »
Everything is possible in ArberLand: turn an elegant pirouette, glide across the ice hand in hand, dance to party music on silver blades or land on your bottom at your first attempt – there is plenty of room for everyone on the Regen ice rink. more »
