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Freeriding

Freeriders will find riding here is done at sedate pace. Nothing is going to take you to long to conquer and good intermediate and expert riders will have this place licked within a day or two at the most. Still, there is a few spots to make a visit here a worth the while. The top section of the Seefelder Joch gives access to a few interesting spots which includes a few trees that line the lower parts of the main run down to the base area and the village.

Freestylers

Freestylers are offered the delights of a fun park located on the Rosshutte area and reached by taking the funicular train that takes you up to 1800m. There’s an okay assortment of jumps, quarter pipes, rails & boxes but the past days of glory are long gone. Out of the park, good natural hits are hard to come by.

Pistes

PISTES. The open wide runs of the Rosshutte area are superb for laying out fast turns on.

Beginners

Beginners have a resort that is in the main all theirs. Very little of the place is out of bounds to novices.

Resort Statistics

Resort Type: Alpine
Winter: Dec to April

Lifts

Total Lifts: 25
Gondolas: 3
Chair lifts: 5
Drag lifts: 18
Board Leashes required: No

Mountain

Total pistes/trails: 36
Total ride area: 30km
Longest run: 6km

Top lift: 2100m
Vertical drop: 900m
First lift: 1200m

Piste suitability

Green runs: 75%
Red runs: 20%
Black runs: 5%

Lift Passes

Lift Passes:
Half-day 23 euros
Day pass 28 euros
2 Days 54
Lift times:9am to 4pm

Snowfall

Average annual snowfall: 3m
Artificial snowmaking coverage: 90%

Facilities

Snowboard Schools: 1 day (2hr) lesson 46 euros, 5 days 135
Private lesson 40 euros per hour
Snowboard Hire: Board & Boots 34 euros a day
Night Riding: : mon,tue,wed & friday on Rosshütte from 6:30 until 10pm. The lower Härmele slope