Jungholz skiing area - Tannheimer Tal - Tyrol

The Jungholz skiing area in the Tannheimer Valley with its “N’Ice Bear Kinderland” is only reachable from Bavaria.

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The Jungholz skiing area on Mt. Sorgschrofen, the local mountain of the village.
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It is a 1,635 m high peak of the Allgäu Alps with a secondary peak called Zinken (1,613 m a.s.l.).
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The small ski resort as well as the village of Jungholz are located in the beautiful Tannheimer Valley and are (only) reachable from Bavaria.
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A total of 10 lift facilities take you up to 1,523 m a.s.l.
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Among them there are two chairlifts with child protection.
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For experienced skiers there are the race track “Snow Raceland” and a boardercross track.
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The little guests up to 8 years, however, can look forward to the N’Ice Bear Kinderland and the Snow Learnland.
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Two ski huts - the Schrofen-Hütte and the Bischlag Stadl - invite to stop.
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By the way: Jungholz is one of the five skiing areas in the Tannheimer Valley.
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The last downhill run of the day… the lift facilities are operating until 4 pm.
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The small but excellent skiing area is located on the Sorgschrofen, a 1,635 m high mountain in the Allgäu Alps, which connects Jungholz with the rest of Tyrol. It is located on Austrian territory, but the village as well as the skiing area are only reachable from Bavaria. On Dec 12, 1948, the first ski lift of the Tannheimer Valley was opened in Jungholz. Quite a bit has happened since then...

Especially families will feel at ease! Here you find 10 km of easy and moderate slopes and two child resistant chairlifts. Several areas are dedicated to children, such as the Snow Learnland, a practising area, where the little guests can exercise skiing. Furthermore there's the "N'Ice Bear Kinderland" with archway-run, funny figures, fairy tale igloos to warm up, a huge tunnel slide and much more. A lot of fun! New, however, is the Grizzly Family Snow Park at the new Schwand ski lift for all the kids too big for the "N'Ice Bear Kinderland". Experienced skiers and snowboarders like the race track "Snow Raceland" with inbuilt timekeeping and the boardercross track.

But also the relaxing aspect doesn't go short: in a screened area called Sun Islands you can enjoy the landscape and free W-Lan as well as pure relaxation in beach chairs. The Allgäu Glacier Card (Allgäu and Tyrol with the Kaunertal and Pitztal Glaciers), the Allgäu Tyrol Ski Card (19 skiing areas in Tyrol and the Allgäu) and the Super Snow Card (8 skiing areas in Tyrol, the Allgäu and the Kleinwalsertal valley) are valid in Jungholz, one of the five skiing areas of the Tannheimer Valley.

Due to the tightened measures taken on November 3, 2020 to control the coronavirus, the start of the 2020-21 winter season has been postponed to December 24, 2020. Catering and accommodation establishments will be closed until the end of February 2021.