Steinplatte-Winklmoosalm links Bavaria and Tyrol on a sunny plateau, with 22 runs over 42 kilometres and a vertical of 1,120 metres between 740 and 1,860 metres. It is graded evenly, 48% beginner and 48% intermediate, with just 4% advanced, so the whole area is approachable. Lifting is strong for the size, with two gondolas, three six-seat chairs, two eight-seaters, four quads and several tows. Gondolas run from both Seegatterl near Reit im Winkl and Waidring, which means the same lap can start from either side of the border.

The Winklmoosalm side is the gentler end, with broad, soft slopes that suit children and learners, while the Steinplatte side adds longer runs and more height. Kammerkör and Möseralm are the usual easy blues for a first morning, and a valley run back towards Seegatterl gives a proper finish to the day. This is a day-tripper mountain within easy reach of Munich, best for families, relaxed intermediates and anyone wanting big-feeling terrain without steep pitches. Experts will run out of challenge quickly, as there is very little steep piste.

The ski season at Steinplatte Waidring typically runs from early December through to mid-April, with reliable snow coverage throughout this period. January and February deliver the most consistent powder conditions, while March offers a brilliant combination of sunshine and well-preserved snow thanks to the resort's favourable north-facing aspects. The area receives an average annual snowfall of 5m, supplemented by comprehensive snowmaking capabilities that ensure quality skiing even during less snowy periods.

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