Lenggries: Cheapest Ski Resort 2010 / 2011
Every year without fail: At the start of the ski season, the German Automobile Club (ADAC) reviews European ski resorts, rating them according to various criteria and categories (as previously reported). In a price comparison of ski resorts across Europe, the ADAC reached the welcome conclusion from a German perspective that Lenggries in Upper Bavaria is among the cheapest ski resorts in Europe and is the most affordable ski resort in Germany when comparing the cost of a hotel and ski pass.
Ski holidays in Lenggries 2010 / 2011: only a slight price increase
The ADAC price survey makes it clear: Ski holidays in Germany remain affordable in some ski regions. This is the most important finding for holidaymakers in the ADAC’s latest price survey. Lenggries tops the list of German ski regions: According to the ADAC study, a seven-day ski holiday for two people in a 3-star hotel in Lenggries, including a 6-day ski pass, costs an average of €924. This is just €14 more than in the ADAC’s study the previous year.
Lenggries: Cheapest Ski Resort 2010 / 2011
Date: 30/09/2026
Ski holidays in Lenggries are considerably more expensive when compared with European destinations abroad. A week of skiing in Switzerland for two people, including hotel and ski pass, costs €1,474—an increase of €94 compared with the previous year. According to the ADAC price survey, a ski holiday in France costs an average of €1,463 (up €147). The average in Italy’s ski regions is €1,156, and in Austria it is €1,112.
Christian Bathen
