Ehrwalder Alm Skiing Area - Zugspitz Arena

The Ehrwalder Alm Cable Car departs from the edge of Ehrwald and takes you directly to the Tirolerhaus mountain hut at the mountain station - nestled between the Wetterstein Mountains and the Mieming Range. Up there, at almost 2,000 metres, you'll find not only the downhill runs but also a ski kindergarten. This manageable area, with its wide, mostly gentle slopes, is popular with skiers and snowboarders alike and is connected to the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena Ski Region.

Across its 27.5 kilometres of slopes, you'll find action on the black slope from Mt. Issentalkopf and in the Ehrwalder Alm Snow Park on the Klämmli slope - a professionally designed paradise for boarders and freeskiers. For families, there's the fun slope, a wooden snowcat, an adventure playground alongside the piste, as well as the Ehrwalder Alm Family Park. The alpine hut of the same name is also a popular destination for snowshoeing and winter hiking. Here you can enjoy traditional Tyrolean cuisine with homemade dumplings, cakes, and apple strudel.

The Ehrwalder Alm Skiing Area regularly hosts various events, such as the Austria Snowpark Day for freeskiing and snowboarding, the ROXY Girls Shred Session in spring, or the Telemark Days, where the Freeheeler Testival Tour makes a stop. For children, there's the DiDI-Day, where they can meet the mascot DiDI. The tobogganing evening with a floodlit descent is particularly popular.

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Altitude: 1,112 - 1,923 m a.s.l.
Ski slopes: 27.5 km (18.1 km easy / 7.4 km medium / 2 km difficult)
Snowmaking: 95% of the slopes
Lift facilities: 8 lifts

Toboggan runs: 1 run (Ehrwalder Alm toboggan run 3 km)
Cross-country ski tracks: not available, there are 120 km of tracks in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena

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