Langfurth: Ski Area, Family Trail and Paths on the Brotjacklriegel

Langfurth is an interesting choice if you would like to combine a ski holiday with other winter and family activities. The main point of reference is the ski area in Langfurth on the Brotjacklriegel: it offers runs with varying levels of difficulty.

Winter Sports on the Brotjacklriegel

The ski area in the Langfurth district includes seven lifts, a children's area and a ski school. The varying levels of difficulty of the runs are relevant for groups in which not everyone skis or snowboards at the same level. This allows you to assess the facilities according to your own goals on the slopes, without automatically inferring the character of individual runs from the number of lifts. The children's area and ski school are part of the ski offering and can be considered separately when planning with children from the question of which runs are suitable for their respective ability.

Sonnenwald Adventure Trail for Families

The Sonnenwald Adventure Trail is a forest experience with ten stations, designed especially for children and families. A signposted access path leads there from Langfurth. Despite steep sections, the trail can be travelled with a stroller. If you are using a stroller, you should take the steep sections into account when planning your visit. The ten stations give the forest experience a fixed sequence that can be divided into individual points for a visit.

At the „Jackl“ hiking car park above Langfurth, you can drive directly there and park. Buses can turn around there and park in the designated bus parking area at the public car park by the fire station in Langfurth. For bus groups, the designated bus parking area at the public car park by the fire station in Langfurth should be planned as the arrival point.

Snowshoes and Hiking Trails

A 4 km snowshoe loop around the Steinberg starts at the hiking car park in Langfurth. The 4 km route length provides a clear framework for your personal daily planning. As a separate winter option, it complements a day of skiing without requiring you to choose a ski run. At the Brotjacklriegel, hiking trails lead through flowering meadows and natural forests to the summit and its observation tower. These hiking trails lead to a different destination than the loop around the Steinberg: the summit and its observation tower.

Mountain and Local History

The history of the buildings is also part of a stay in Langfurth, without taking away from the focus on winter activities. The church tower of the Maria Himmelfahrt parish church in Langfurth was built in 1906. The observation tower on the Brotjacklriegel was built as early as 1839 by a priest and two innkeepers from Langfurth. The observation tower stands on the Brotjacklriegel and not near the parish church in Langfurth.

Choose Accommodation According to Your Daily Plans

When choosing accommodation for a ski holiday in Langfurth, you can use your desired daily routine as the starting point. Focusing on ski runs requires different planning from a stay in which a family outing, snowshoes, mountain trails and local history are equally important. The decision to choose a hotel or another type of accommodation therefore remains focused on the stay you are actually planning in Langfurth.

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