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Sledding in the Ammergau Alps

6 sledding runs with a live snow check

Quiet mountains between Oberammergau, Ettal and Linderhof – largely a nature reserve. For every run we show whether today’s measurements show enough snow – so you never set off for nothing.

6 runs885–1,483 m good to go today: 0
  • Snow depth measured live
  • Car park at the run
  • Hot chocolate afterwards
  • Free

All sledding runs in the Ammergau Alps

Sorted by snow and height. “Map” opens the run on the winter map, “plan the afternoon” works out route, car park and café.

  • Pürschlingweg 1,483 m no snowStation Kohlgrub, Bad (Rosshof) Bayern (11.1 km, 741 m lower): 0 cm on Nov 7.
    Map Plan the afternoon
  • Rohrkopfweg 1,325 m no snowStation Reutte (9.6 km, 484 m lower): 0 cm on Nov 8.
    Map Plan the afternoon
  • Drehhüttweg 1,080 m no snowStation Reutte (10.2 km, 239 m lower): 0 cm on Nov 8.
    Map Plan the afternoon
  • Pürschlingstraße 993 m no snowStation Kohlgrub, Bad (Rosshof) Bayern (8.2 km, 251 m lower): 0 cm on Nov 7.
    Map Plan the afternoon
  • Rodelbahn near Kohlgrub, Bad 962 m no snowStation Kohlgrub, Bad (Rosshof) Bayern (2.4 km, 220 m lower): 0 cm on Nov 7.
    Map Plan the afternoon
  • Berghausstraße 885 m no snowStation Reutte (9.9 km, 44 m lower): 0 cm on Nov 8.
    Map Plan the afternoon

Snow depth at the stations in the Ammergau Alps

This is what the snow check is based on – measured daily, sorted by height.

StationHeightSnowDate
Tannheim1,100 m0 cmNov 8
Mittenwald-Buckelwiesen Bayern983 m0 cmNov 7
Reutte841 m0 cmNov 8
Kohlgrub, Bad (Rosshof) Bayern742 m0 cmNov 7
Garmisch-Partenkirchen Bayern719 m0 cmNov 7

How the snow check works

1Every day weather stations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland measure snow depth – real centimetres, not a forecast.
2For every run we know its height and compare it with the stations nearby. There is usually more snow higher up.
3This gives “good to go” (from about 15 cm), “marginal” (from 5 cm) or “no snow” – with station, height and date, so you can judge for yourself.

All runs on the winter map Plan a sledding afternoon

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Frequently asked questions

Where can you go sledding in the Ammergau Alps?

Our map lists 6 sledding runs and slopes in the Ammergau Alps, from 885 to 1,483 m. The list above shows all of them with height and today’s snow check; runs that are good to go come first.

Is there enough snow for sledding in the Ammergau Alps right now?

Not yet, according to today’s measurements at the weather stations in the area. The page is recalculated every day – check back after the next snowfall.

Which sledding run in the Ammergau Alps is the highest?

Pürschlingweg at about 1,483 m – snow stays longest up there.

Are there car parks and cafés at the runs?

With “plan the afternoon” at each run the Waldschatz planner finds the car park right at the run and a café or inn nearby that is open when you arrive – back before dark included.