Elevation
720m
Base
2,050m
Summit
1,330m
Vertical Drop
Lifts
18
5 types
Snowfall
193cm
Annual Snowfall
25cm
Nov
25cm
Dec
57cm
Jan
55cm
Feb
48cm
Mar
0cm
Apr

Best known for

Garmisch Classic - Garmisch-Partenkirchen

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 13, 2024

Projected closing date

Mar 30, 2025

Years Open

76

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
33%
Advanced Runs
30%
Expert Runs
10%
Runs in Total
30
Longest Run
7 km
Skiable Terrain
40 km

Lifts

18

Gondolas & Trams
4
High Speed Sixes
1
Quad Chairs
1
Double Chairs
2
Surface Lifts
10

Reviews

jswalden2005

I went with my wife (a non-skier) in mid January. The weather and snow condition improved throughout the week. By the final day it was possible to ski from top (2030m) to bottom at 720m. We stayed at a hotel 500m from the main gondola. So, by taking the first gondolas, I was able to be on the slopes by 8.45a. This worked well with the euro 28/day half day to 1p ticket. Then back to hotel for swim/sauna before an early dinner. Garmisch, which we preferred to the Partenkirchen half, is a very attractive town with large pedestrian area, lots of cafes, restaurants and shops. My wife found plenty to do and we noticed that the town attracts lots of non-skiers. Being in Germany, everything was well run but also very friendly. I should add that I am 70 but did chat with people of all ages and nationalities on and off the ski lifts. Finally, the 1936 Winter Olympics were help here. Its still possible to ski the downhill from then or go one better and try the currently World Cup course - Kandahar.

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