Sudelfeld near Bayrischzell is one of the larger ski areas in the Bavarian Alps, with 27 runs over 31.2 kilometres from 850 to 1,563 metres, a vertical of 713 metres. Intermediates carry the area at 60%, with 25% beginner and 15% advanced. Lifting is a mix of modern and old, with an eight-seat chair, a six-seater, a quad, a triple, a single chair and eight T-bars, so some lines are quick and comfortable and others call for some T-bar technique. The area sits roughly an hour from Munich, which explains the weekend crowds.

The Waldkopf side holds the harder skiing, including a black FIS-standard course that suits strong skiers wanting a steeper pitch. Lower Sudelfeld is friendlier, with Snuki children's land beside the Waldkopfbahn base and another kids area at Tannerfeld in Bayrischzell. Views across to the Wendelstein are a bonus on clear days. Sudelfeld suits confident intermediates, families and Munich day-trippers looking for variety rather than altitude. Expect reds as the backbone, a handful of challenging blacks, and a day that is best started early on weekends.

Sudelfeld typically operates from December through March, with the season occasionally extending into April during snowy years. January and February deliver the most consistent conditions, with regular snowfalls refreshing the slopes. The resort has invested heavily in snowmaking technology, with over 140 snow cannons covering more than 80% of the ski area, ensuring reliable skiing throughout winter despite its relatively low altitude.