Dreiländereck Overview

Dreiländereck

Projected Opening: Dec 12
Projected Closing: Mar 28
Lifts: 8
Trails: 12
Skiable Terrain: 25 ha
Base: 680m
Summit: 1,600m
Vertical Drop: 920m
Average Snowfall: 97cm

Snowfall

97cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec9cm
Jan40cm
Feb34cm
Mar13cm

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Sponsored content There are ski resorts with great skiing, and then there are places where the mountains themselves steal the show. Grindelwald is firmly in the second camp. Tucked beneath the legendary Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, this spectacular Swiss Alpine destination combines world-class skiing with scenery that seems almost too dramatic to be real. From

Grindelwald: Skiing beneath the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau

The most southern ski mountain in the region of Villach (at an altitude of 680 m - 1600 m) has been the centre of attraction for sporty locals from the Lower Gail valley since the 1930s. Even at that time there was a run from the Dreiländereck to Arnoldstein. Visitors of the Dreiländereck will enjoy snow-security, southern sun and 17 km of safe runs. The team around the manager Lamprecht and his deputy Mr Winkler take care of the perfect state of the runs and of the safe transportation at the Dreiländereck.