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    Germany, Europe

    Nebelhorn

    Allgäu's highest ski resort at 2,224m. 7.5km longest valley run, 400-peak views, modern lifts. Ski Dec-May Oberstdorf.

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    Season 2026 - 2027
    Opens
    12 Dec 2026
    Closes
    2 May 2027
    Days open
    141
    Annual snow
    2.3m
    Snow record
    32cm
    2026-27 so far
    16% of a typical winter200cm
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    The Overview

    Nebelhorn delivers Germany's most spectacular high-altitude skiing experience, reaching 2,224 metres above sea level as the highest ski resort in the Allgäu region. This remarkable mountain serves as the "grandstand of the Alps," offering panoramic views of over 400 peaks whilst providing 12.9 kilometres of varied terrain with an impressive 1,396-metre vertical drop. The resort combines challenging expert runs with extensive beginner areas, all enhanced by Germany's longest valley run stretching 7.5 kilometres from summit to base. Nebelhorn's elevated position ensures reliable snow conditions from December through May, making it one of Germany's most snow-secure destinations with artificial snowmaking covering 11 kilometres of pistes.

    1396m
    Vertical
    10
    Runs
    12.9 km
    Piste
    2.3m
    Annual snow
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    The Terrain

    10 runs across 12.9 km of piste

    Nebelhorn is the serious mountain above Oberstdorf, rising from 828 metres to 2,224 metres for a vertical of 1,396 metres, one of the biggest in Germany. There are 10 runs and 12.9 kilometres of piste, graded 22% beginner, 40% intermediate and 38% advanced, with no expert-rated runs. That is a rare advanced share for a German hill. Access is by a cable car, two gondolas, a quad chair, a double chair and a T-bar, with the cable car carrying skiers from the valley to the summit in stages. The terrain feels properly alpine, with long, exposed upper slopes.

    The Höfatsblick sector and the Koblat chairlift give access to the higher, more open slopes, while lower sections offer gentler runs for less confident skiers. When snow cover allows, a long run returns toward Oberstdorf, giving a real sense of vertical. The mountain suits strong intermediates and advanced skiers looking for genuine challenge in Germany, and it has serious ski touring and off-piste potential for those with proper equipment and avalanche knowledge. The summit panorama over the Allgäu Alps is a major drawcard, so plan to leave plenty of time for lunch with a view.

    Terrain split
    10
    runs
    10 runs across 4 grades
    Beginner2 runs · 22%
    Intermediate4 runs · 40%
    Advanced4 runs · 38%
    Expert0 runs · 0%
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    Time it right

    When to visit Nebelhorn

    Nebelhorn operates one of Germany's longest ski seasons, typically running from mid-December through early May with exceptional snow reliability throughout. The resort benefits from its position as the Allgäu's highest skiing destination, receiving substantial natural snowfall that combines with comprehensive artificial snowmaking across 11 kilometres of pistes. Peak conditions occur from January through March, when the predominantly north-facing slopes maintain excellent powder quality and firm piste surfaces. The resort's high altitude and strategic aspect ensure consistent skiing well into spring, often providing the region's last available skiing when lower resorts have closed. Clear weather days offer extraordinary visibility across the Alpine panorama, whilst the elevated position creates a unique microclimate that preserves snow quality longer than surrounding areas.

    Season 2026 - 2027
    12 Dec 2026
    Opens
    2 May 2027
    Closes
    141
    Days open
    2.3 m
    Annual snow
    The record

    Historical snowfall at Nebelhorn

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

    80 cm
    Snowiest day
    9 Jan 2019
    32 cm
    This winter · 2026-27
    so far
    200 cm
    Typical winter
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    Winter totals
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    Past wintersThis winter
    Getting there

    Getting to Nebelhorn, and where to stay

    Located in the heart of the Bavarian Alps near Oberstdorf in the Oberallgäu district, Nebelhorn sits approximately 164 kilometres southeast of Munich and just 0.8 kilometres from Oberstdorf's town centre. The resort enjoys exceptional accessibility with direct train connections from Munich taking 2 hours 27 minutes, whilst Munich Airport is reachable via train in 3 hours 20 minutes with one connection. The Nebelhornbahn base station integrates seamlessly with Oberstdorf's transport network, including regular ski bus services and convenient parking facilities near the cable car terminal. This strategic location places visitors at the centre of the Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal ski region, providing access to seven mountains and over 130 kilometres of interconnected pistes through a unified lift pass system, all whilst being based in one of Germany's most celebrated Alpine towns renowned for hosting the Four Hills Tournament ski jumping competition.

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    Nebelhorn Lift Tickets

    Nebelhorn lift tickets & passes

    Opening day for the winter 2026 - 2027 season is scheduled for Dec 12, 2026 (subject to change). Lift tickets at Nebelhorn typically go on sale well before the start of the ski season.

    Day passes start from €26, with peak rates up to €66.

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    3 pass options

    Single-day passes

    Adult 18–64

    Adult Day Pass

    €66

    Full day lift ticket for adults

    Youth 13–17

    Youth Day Pass

    €51

    Full day lift ticket for youth

    Child 5–12

    Child Day Pass

    €26

    Full day lift ticket for children

    Lift tickets FAQ

    How much does a Nebelhorn day pass cost?+
    Nebelhorn day passes range from €26 to €66 depending on the date and advance booking.
    Can I buy Nebelhorn lift tickets online?+
    Yes, you can purchase tickets online or at the resort ticket office.
    Are there discounts for multi-day passes?+
    Yes, multi-day packages typically offer significant savings compared to individual day passes. The per-day cost decreases with longer stays.
    What is included with a Nebelhorn lift ticket?+
    Full access to all lifts and trails at Nebelhorn, including mountain safety and patrol services.
    What is the difference between Nebelhorn lift tickets and ski passes?+
    "Lift tickets" and "ski passes" refer to the same thing at Nebelhorn - your access to the mountain's lifts and trails for your chosen duration.
    When should I buy Nebelhorn lift tickets for the best price?+
    Purchase tickets at least 7 days in advance for the best rates, and consider weekday visits for further savings over weekend rates.
    Does Nebelhorn offer group discounts on lift tickets?+
    Group discounts are typically available for parties of 10 or more. Contact Nebelhorn directly for group booking information and rates.
    How can I check current conditions before buying tickets?+
    Before purchasing, check the live snow report and mountain webcams to see current weather, snow conditions, and lift operations at Nebelhorn.

    More Nebelhorn intelligence: snow report, webcams, resort overview.

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