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Germany’s highest ski resort. Magnificent alpine panorama with powder snow.
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As Germany's highest peak, the Zugspitze offers a unique glacier skiing experience at nearly three thousand meters above sea level. Because of its high altitude, the resort enjoys an exceptionally long winter season running from November to May with guaranteed natural snow. Skiers can enjoy about twenty kilometers of wide, sun-drenched slopes that are particularly well-suited for intermediate skiers and families. Visitors reach the glacier via a scenic cogwheel train or a state-of-the-art cable car, both of which provide breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Alps across four countries. The ski area also features cozy mountain restaurants where visitors can relax with traditional Bavarian food after a day on the slopes.
Walking near the Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak at nearly three thousand meters, offers some of the most spectacular alpine scenery in Bavaria. The region features a wide range of trails, from gentle walks around the turquoise waters of Lake Eibsee at the base to challenging, multi-day ascents to the summit. Well-maintained paths and traditional mountain huts provide hikers with cozy spots to rest and enjoy hearty Bavarian meals along the way. For those who want to experience the high altitudes without a grueling climb, cable cars and a cogwheel train offer easy access to various trailheads and the summit plateau. Reaching the higher ridges rewards walkers with breathtaking panoramic views spanning across the Alps of four different countries.
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