Kranzberg - Mittenwald Overview

Kranzberg - Mittenwald

Projected Opening: Dec 19
Projected Closing: Mar 07
Lifts: 8
Trails: 15
Base: 980m
Summit: 1,350m
Vertical Drop: 370m
Average Snowfall: 97cm

Snowfall

97cm

Annual Snowfall

Dec18cm
Jan56cm
Feb32cm
Mar9cm

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During winter, the snowy landscape in the ski area Kranzberg is being transformed into a winter wonderland. You can explore the unspoiled nature on one of the numerous well-groomed trails. If you like to go downhill a bit faster, you can have fun on ski area’s toboggan run. The pistes in the ski area are suitable for all levels of difficulty and are well-groomed. Children can practice their first moves on skis in the children’s ski park or lift. The terrain for Nordic walkers or for snowshoeing is spacious and very diverse.