Skiing in the Sauerland
Although most people probably don’t associate the Sauerland with skiing, it is one of Germany’s best ski regions. The Sauerland really rocks when it comes to skiing and sledding.
Skiing in the Sauerland low mountain range
Anyone who wants to ski in the Sauerland will find excellent options and a long tradition: There are 57 ski areas in this region, all of them easily accessible thanks to their central location. If there isn’t enough snow, numerous snow cannons are ready to ensure good piste conditions, and some slopes can even be skied under floodlights. The Sauerland ski areas are located at elevations between 500 and 843 meters, with Kahler Asten being the region’s most prominent mountain.
Nachrichten und Neuigkeiten zum Skiurlaub im Sauerland: Ski-Events Sauerland, Skigebiete im Sauerland und Hinweise zumSauerland Urlaub
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A long tradition of winter sports in the Sauerland
Skiing has a very long tradition in the Sauerland, where people discovered the joys of the sport as early as the 19th century. The toboggan run in Winterberg is also well known and regularly hosts major international competitions. Winterberg also has a ski jump where national and international competitions are held. Willingen is home to the world’s largest ski jump, which hosts World Cup events every year. You can, of course, ski in Willingen. Traditional sled dog races are held in Winterberg and Schmallenberg-Sellinghausen, attracting numerous tourists. The Winterberg Nostalgia Ski Race and the Sauerland Ski Marathon also have a long history in the area.
Snowboarders can also hit the slopes in the Sauerland, where special runs have been prepared for this trendy sport. A ski holiday in the Sauerland is something special, as there is plenty to discover in the region.
To build your excitement for your ski holiday in the Sauerland, we bring you the latest news from the region here.
What to consider when planning
Before booking a trip for Sauerland news, it’s worth checking the location, elevation, travel options, snow conditions and suitable accommodation. If you’re travelling with family, a group or beginners, plan for short distances to the lifts, ski school and rental shops. Up-to-date weather information, flexible travel dates and a comparison of nearby towns can also help you weigh up price and comfort.
