Garmisch-Classic - Garmisch-Partenkirchen

The Garmisch-Classic ski resort combines three ski mountains - Hausberg, Kreuzeck and Alpspitze. The winter sports area offers skiing for everyone, from the family-friendly slopes of Hausberg to the world-famous Kandahar black run. All four valley runs have snowmaking.

Good to know

The Garmisch-Classic ski resort has a good mix of slopes of all difficulty levels. The slopes are above the treeline at Osterfelderkopf and at the Längenfelder lift. Elsewhere, the slopes are below the treeline. A long valley run leads to the base stations of the Hausberg and Kreuzeck / Alpspitz lifts, which are intermediate and difficult. Easy slopes are located between Hausberg and Kreuzeck in the middle section.

Good to know:

Snowmaking: 66% of the slopes have snowmaking.

Valley runs available: the Hausberg and Kreuzeck / Alpspitz lifts can be reached via snow-covered runs.

Longest run

The valley run from Osterfelderkopf · Length 8.8 km · Vertical drop 1330 m.

Most difficult run

Kandahar slope · Length 3.3 km · Vertical drop 920 m. The steepest and most difficult sections are Freier Fall (free fall) and Treglhang.