Ofterschwang sits on the flanks of the Ofterschwanger Horn in the Allgäu, with 17 runs covering 16.5 kilometres from 880 to 1,405 metres. That is a vertical of 525 metres, healthy for a German hill. Intermediates are the core at 56%, with 28% beginner and 16% advanced, and the area is reached from two valleys, Ofterschwang and Gunzesried. Two gondolas, a six-seat chair, a quad and two further tows handle the traffic, so most of the mountain can be reached without a long walk or a slow T-bar.

The Weltcup slope is the signature descent, a World Cup course with views over Sonthofen that rewards confident carving on a well-groomed surface. The Märchenwiese is the longest run, a gentler cruise of close to four kilometres that gives beginners and tired legs a proper way home. Beyond those two, expect tidy groomers rather than freeride terrain, since there are no expert-rated pistes in the Sanity data. Ofterschwang suits intermediates, families and Allgäu weekenders wanting a well-run local mountain with a bit of racing history behind it.

The ski season at Ofterschwang typically runs from December through March, with the most reliable conditions in January and February. The resort benefits from advanced snowmaking covering 90% of all slopes, ensuring consistent skiing regardless of natural snowfall. The north-facing World Cup slope maintains exceptional snow quality throughout the season, frequently offering racing-quality conditions for recreational skiers. The microclimate often delivers surprising powder days, particularly during cold snaps.

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