Breitenberg - Hochalpe - Pfronten
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Overview
The ski area Breitenberg-Hochalpe is the largest and most snow reliable ski area in the Ostallgäu. A modern skyride takes you to the ski circuit Hochalp on an altitude of 1200 m to 1600 m. The pistes can be groomed with snowmaking equipment and the area is avalanching secure. Another one of the ski area’s assets is the snowboarder fun park in the Kesselmoos with lots of obstacles. The Allgäu’s longest toboggan run can also be found in the ski area. Around the Breitenberg, a spacious net of cross-country ski runs is available.
Altitude
- 1677mSummit
- 637mVertical Drop
- 840mBase
Lifts
- 1
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 1
- 0
- 0
- 3
- 5Total
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Terrain
Intermediate Runs
0%
Advanced Runs
100%
Expert Runs
0%
Runs
7
KM Pistes
8.2 km
Terrain Parks
1
KM Night Skiing
2 km
Important Dates
- Projected Opening Ski SeasonProjected Closing Ski Season19/12/202005/04/2021
Tourist Office
Breitenberg - Hochalpe - Pfronten
Tiroler Str. 176
87459 Pfronten
Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 8363 5820
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