2026 ranking · computed from live resort data

Biggest ski resorts in Germany

The biggest ski resorts in Germany, ranked by total kilometres of marked slopes. Oberstdorf leads with 130 km of slopes. We compared 8 resorts in Germany; 8 qualified for this list.

  1. 1
    Oberstdorf

    Germany · Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal · 130 km slopes · 48 lifts · top 2,224 m

    130
    km of slopes
  2. 2
    Reit im Winkl

    Germany · Winklmoosalm-Steinplatte · 44 km slopes · 11 lifts · top 1,860 m · 48% easy

    44
    km of slopes
  3. 3
    Balderschwang

    Germany · Balderschwang · 40 km slopes · 10 lifts · top 1,450 m · 40% easy

    40
    km of slopes
  4. 4
    Garmisch-Partenkirchen

    Germany · Garmisch Classic · 40 km slopes · 16 lifts · top 2,050 m · 30% easy

    40
    km of slopes
  5. 5
    Feldberg

    Germany · Liftverbund Feldberg · 30 km slopes · 16 lifts · top 1,450 m · 43% easy

    30
    km of slopes
  6. 6
    Winterberg

    Germany · Skiliftkarussell Winterberg · 28 km slopes · 26 lifts · top 820 m · 50% easy

    28
    km of slopes
  7. 7
    Berchtesgaden

    Germany · Jenner / Götschen · 22 km slopes · 9 lifts · top 1,874 m

    22
    km of slopes
  8. 8
    Zugspitze

    Germany · Zugspitze · 20 km slopes · 10 lifts · top 2,720 m · 25% easy

    20
    km of slopes
How this ranking works. Resorts are ranked by total kilometres of marked slopes. All figures come from the Intski resort database (marked slope kilometres by difficulty, lift counts, base and top elevations, snow parks) and the list recalculates automatically when data changes. Slope kilometres are as published by the resorts.

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