Skiing in the Tannheim mountains

Winter sports activities in the Reutte Nature Park region at a glance:

• Skiing and snowboarding
• Winter hiking
• Cross-country skiing and skating
• Ski tours
• Tobogganing
• Horse-drawn sleigh ride
• Paragliding

The Reutte Nature Park region and winter sports - a perfect combination: Ideal conditions prevail here, especially for skiers and snowboarders, as there are several varied ski areas in this region.

Ski slopes for every requirement

The slopes on the 1,938-metre-high Hahnenkamm are particularly popular: 12 perfectly groomed ski slopes with a total length of 16 kilometres await you here, which you can even ski down until April thanks to modern snow-making machines. A special recommendation, but only for experienced winter sports enthusiasts: the descent from the summit down to the valley. Of course, the Hahnenkamm region also offers easier slopes for beginners. There is even a special lift with a separate piste for beginners.

You can find the latest information on weather and snow conditions, lift prices and opening times here.

Beautiful ski tours without a lift

If you would like to do without the ski lift and are looking for an alternative to classic skiing: There are numerous beautiful ski tours in Reutte - first up on foot and then back down the slopes on skis. Important: Before you set off, be sure to check the snow and avalanche conditions on site.

Something for every winter fan

Away from the ski slopes, down in the valley, winter sports enthusiasts will also be happy in the Reutte Nature Park region: a total of around 90 kilometres of cross-country ski trails await cross-country skiers. Winter hikers - whether equipped with trekking boots or snowshoes - also get their money's worth thanks to the many varied routes.

(Winter) sport is known to make you hungry. Luckily, the panorama restaurant is waiting right at the mountain station. At an altitude of 1,730 metres, you can enjoy Tyrolean specialities at moderate prices on the sun terrace. The panoramic view of the Allgäu Alps and the Wetterstein massif with the Zugspitze is free of charge.

Perfect for the summer: the barefoot path

By the way, for all those who want to ski up the Hahnenkamm in summer: The barefoot path starts directly below the Panorama Restaurant in summer. When the snow has melted, the trail runs for one kilometre over various types of surface. You can feel wooden beams under your heels as well as hay and gravel. A total of 18 stations await your feet. A great way to pass the time - and also a good place to take a breather during one of the many hiking and biking tours that are possible in the warmer months in the Reutte Nature Park region.

How to get there

From Reutte railway station, bus 110 (direction Steeg Prenten) goes directly to the valley station. This will take you to the bus stop "Höfen Tourismusbüro". You can find an up-to-date timetable here.