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Maps and trails
The 10 most beautiful sledding runs in the Zugspitz Region
Sledding
· Estergebirge
SNOOC - Tobogganing from Esterbergalm
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
11.5 km
0:12 h
549 m
549 m
Spend a wonderful day with your family or friends by practicing the SNOOC (ski-snowshoe-sled). From Esterbergalm to Partenkirchen, there is a beautiful long and varied toboggan run for advanced sledders.
Sledding
· Unterammergau
SNOOC - sledding from Pürschlinghaus to Unterammergau
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
9.8 km
1:52 h
641 m
644 m
The ski-snowshoe-sled experience SNOOC on this long and beautiful route in the middle of the Bavarian Alps offers an exciting descent and a great view of the Zugspitze massif from the summit.
Sledding
· Zugspitz Region
SNOOC - toboggan run at Pürschling
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
8.6 km
1:41 h
665 m
663 m
With the ski-snowshoe sled SNOOC, you can slide down on the unprepared natural toboggan run on the forest road from August-Schuster-Haus at Pürschling to Unterammergau.
Sledding
· Ammergau Alps
From Unterammergau to the Pürschlinghaus
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
9.1 km
3:00 h
700 m
700 m
The sledding route to the Pürschlinghaus (actually August Schuster House) is very popular, not least because of its quick accessibility. Since dangerous hairpin bends are almost non-existent, the sled run is also recommended for children.
Sledding
· Wetterstein Mountains and Mieming Chain
"Panorama tobogganing" on the Hoher Kranzberg
recommended route
Difficulty
easy
5.6 km
2:05 h
500 m
500 m
Located directly above Mittenwald, the Hoher Kranzberg is a toboggan destination that could not be more scenic: The exposed summit offers a breathtaking view of the white mountain ranges of the Karwendel and Wetterstein to the south and the snow-covered Estergebirge to the north.
Sledding
· Ammergau Alps
Sledding run at Hörnle
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
6.9 km
1:30 h
499 m
499 m
Beautiful, daily groomed sledding run from Hörnle down to the valley at Bad Kohlgrub. The run is 4.5 km long. The ascent is possible via the Hörnlebahn (chairlift) or on foot (2.5 km and 500 meters elevation). Those who do not own their own sled can rent one at the valley station without prior reservation (about 140 sleds are available) for a fee.
Sledding
· Zugspitz Region
Sledding from Pürschlinghaus to Unterammergau
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Difficulty
difficult
9.8 km
3:00 h
641 m
644 m
This quite long and beautiful route in the middle of the Bavarian Alps scores with an exciting descent, plus a great view of the Zugspitze massif on top.
Sledding
· Zugspitz Region
Ederkanzel near Mittenwald
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Difficulty
moderate
4.3 km
1:20 h
242 m
242 m
At the Ederkanzel in Mittenwald, we find a quite challenging sledding route with a picture-book panorama.
Sledding
· Zugspitz Region
Sledding on the Hörnle near Bad Kohlgrub
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Difficulty
moderate
4.5 km
1:00 h
10 m
496 m
A fairly long and varied sledding run from the Hörnle down to Bad Kohlgrub
Sledding
· Zugspitz Region
Sledding at the Elmauer Alm between Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Mittenwald
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Difficulty
moderate
3.1 km
0:45 h
199 m
200 m
A crisp direttissima leads down the Zotzenberg with few sharp curves – not for the faint-hearted or sledding beginners!
Die Hornschlitten-Rennstrecke von der Partnachalm, oberhalb von Garmisch-Partenkirchen, ist eine lohnende Rodelstrecke hinab ins Reintal. Hier könnt Ihr einen entspannten Rodel-Tag in aller Ruhe genießen. Auf einem Teil dieser Strecke wird im Januar jedes Jahr das traditionelle Hornschlittenrennen ausgetragen. Für fortgeschrittene Rodler empfiehlt sich das Rodeln von der Esterbergalm. Hinab nach Partenkirchen, führt eine schön lange und abwechslungsreiche Rodelstrecke. Ein langes und teilweise sportlich-steiles Rodelvergnügen ist auf dieser Strecke garantiert. Für Genuss-Rodler empfiehlt sich die Strecke von der Martinshütte nach Garmisch. Hier kann man unglaubliche Panoramablicke genießen.

