Großer Arber
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Overview
"Der Große Arber ist mit 1.456 m der ""König des Bayerischen Waldes"" und befördert Sie mit der 6er-Gondelbahn sowie den 6er-Sesselbahnen schnell hoch bis knapp unterhalb des Gipfels. Von hier aus verteilen sich die Pisten unterschiedlicher Länge und Schwierigkeitsgrade mit grandiosen Ausblicken auf den Bayerischen Wald und den Böhmerwald. Außerdem eine herrliche Tourenabfahrt ins 5 km entfernte Bodenmais."
Altitude
- 1450mSummit
- 400mVertical Drop
- 1050mBase
Lifts
- 1
- 0
- 2
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 0
- 3
- 6Total
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Terrain
Beginner Runs
17%
Intermediate Runs
33%
Advanced Runs
33%
Expert Runs
17%
Runs
13
KM Pistes
12 km
KM Night Skiing
2 km
Longest Run
2 km
KM Snow Making
7 km
Important Dates
- Projected Opening Ski SeasonProjected Closing Ski Season12/12/202005/04/2021
- Years Open
45
Webcams
Tourist Office
Großer Arber
Talstation Großer Arber 1
94252 Bayerisch Eisenstein
Germany
Phone: +49 (0) 9925 94140
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