The Zugspitze is simply the best!
Reasons Why Skiing on the Zugspitze Is Unique.
The Zugspitze: a favorite mountain. The breathtaking views at 2,962 meters are really reason enough for the ski resort’s popularity. Nine different ski areas stretch out around the Hotel Post Lermoos, all of which can be explored with a single ski pass. The Tyrolean Zugspitze Arena certainly doesn’t overpromise when it comes to extraordinary experiences in the snow. So strap on your skis and hit the slopes!
Out and up…
… that’s the motto at the Alpine Luxury Gourmet & SPA Hotel Post in Lermoos. Just 3 minutes from the front door, your skiing dream begins—featuring a delightful combination of fun, sports, and mountain adventures. With the Top Snow Card, avid winter sports enthusiasts can glide down the slopes with just one ski pass in their pocket, surrounded by the diverse Alpine panorama of the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena, Seefeld, and Garmisch-Partenkirchen. With over 213 kilometers of slopes, there’s no time to stop and rest when the skiing experience—reaching altitudes of over 2,800 meters and featuring fun parks, high-speed runs, and rustic huts—offers pure enjoyment.
Heaven at your fingertips
Under the blue sky, the sun-drenched slopes of the Zugspitze ski area lie at an altitude of 2000 to 2720 metres and not only enchant with the impressive panorama, but also trump with a high level of snow reliability due to the natural snow. Germany’s only glacier ski area on the Zugspitzplatt at almost 3,000 m directly below the summit guarantees the best snow conditions for up to six months a year. Pure skiing and snowboarding pleasure beckons on around 20 kilometres of slopes with nine ski lifts and easy to intermediate runs. Below the 2698-metre-high Wetterwandeck, the most beautiful and varied slope begins: through lonely, hilly snow and rocky landscapes, it leads down into the Brunntal valley for about four kilometres. At an altitude of 2000 metres, the skiing fun ends and the cogwheel or cable car takes you deeper into the valley.
Pleasure skiing with a stop for refreshments
Skiing on the Zugspitze is not only a real treat; the queen of the Wetterstein Mountains also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights. The Sonnalpin restaurants with breathtaking views and the Glacier Garden with its impressive glass pavilion, the Gipfelalm and the Panorama 2962 combine traditional Bavarian and international cuisine at the highest level.
In the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena, you are right in the middle of things instead of just being there when it comes to skiing on the glacier in Austria.
After an eventful and unforgettable day on the slopes, the Post Alpin Spa is the perfect place to regenerate your body. Let yourself be pampered with treatments and relax in the cozy relaxation rooms.
