Highest ski resorts in Germany
The highest ski resorts ski resorts in Germany, ranked by the highest lift-served point. Zugspitze leads with 2,720 m top elevation. We compared 8 resorts in Germany; 8 qualified for this list.
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Zugspitze
Germany · Zugspitze · 20 km slopes · 10 lifts · top 2,720 m
2,720m top elevation -
2 Oberstdorf
Germany · Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal · 130 km slopes · 48 lifts · top 2,224 m
2,224m top elevation -
3 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany · Garmisch Classic · 40 km slopes · 16 lifts · top 2,050 m
2,050m top elevation -
4 Berchtesgaden
Germany · Jenner / Götschen · 22 km slopes · 9 lifts · top 1,874 m
1,874m top elevation -
5 Reit im Winkl
Germany · Winklmoosalm-Steinplatte · 44 km slopes · 11 lifts · top 1,860 m
1,860m top elevation -
6 Balderschwang
Germany · Balderschwang · 40 km slopes · 10 lifts · top 1,450 m
1,450m top elevation -
7 Feldberg
Germany · Liftverbund Feldberg · 30 km slopes · 16 lifts · top 1,450 m
1,450m top elevation -
8 Winterberg
Germany · Skiliftkarussell Winterberg · 28 km slopes · 26 lifts · top 820 m
820m top elevation
Questions about highest ski resorts in Germany
Zugspitze (Germany) tops this ranking with 2,720 m top elevation, ranked by the highest lift-served point.
1. Zugspitze (2,720 m top elevation), 2. Oberstdorf (2,224), 3. Garmisch-Partenkirchen (2,050).
Higher lift-served points generally mean more reliable snow. 1 of the ranked resorts in Germany reach 2,500 m or higher; Zugspitze is the highest at 2,720 m.
The list is ranked by the highest lift-served point, using the resort statistics in the Intski database (slope kilometres by difficulty, lifts, elevations, snow parks). It updates automatically whenever the data changes.