Imberg - Steibis offers 19 runs and 17.6 kilometres of piste between 859 metres and 1,338 metres, with a vertical of 479 metres. The grading is unusual for a small area, with 34% beginner, 28% intermediate and 38% advanced, and no expert runs. That makes it one of the more testing hills in this part of the Allgäu. Lifts lean heavily on drag technology, with nine T-bars alongside a gondola and a six-seater chair. The gondola climbs from the valley toward the Imberghaus, so the busiest stretches of terrain are quick to reach.

Beginners are not neglected, with children's areas at both the valley and mountain stations and gentle slopes on the high plateau. A fun park offers some variety, and the steeper pistes give stronger skiers a genuine workout, particularly on the lower slopes. The mix suits families with a confident older sibling, groups of mixed ability and day-trippers from Oberstaufen or the Bodensee region. T-bars can be tiring for beginners, so younger children are better off sticking to the lifts on the easier sectors. Overall it is a lively regional ski area that punches above its size.

Imberg-Steibis typically operates from December through March, with the most consistent conditions in January and February. The resort benefits from substantial natural snowfall, averaging 3-4m annually, supplemented by strategic snowmaking on key runs. The predominantly north-facing slopes retain snow exceptionally well, often maintaining good skiing conditions well into March. The microclimate created by the surrounding mountains frequently delivers powder days when other nearby areas receive less favourable weather.

Daily snow reports at Imberg - Steibis go back to 2017, 10 winters on the books. Open the record to compare winters, lifts and piste.