The start of the winter season on the Zugspitze planned for Friday, 16th November 2018 has had to be delayed for the moment. The persistent föhn winds and resulting warm temperatures are delaying the start of ski operations on Germany’s highest mountain.

The cheaper winter tariff still applies from 16th November 2018 despite the lack of skiing. This season’s Zugspitze Ticket costs 46.50 euros per adult. The family day ski pass for the Zugspitze costs 124.00 euros and covers 2 adults and 2 children.

Germany’s highest ski resort

Skiing on the Zugspitze plateau, Germanys only glacier ski area, is an experience of its
own. Between snow and ice in the midst of mountains and cliffs: Zugspitze offers a ski
area of superlatives at almost 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) above sea level which
provides pure skiing and snowboarding fun on guaranteed natural snow. Even when
the valley is submerged in winter fog, you will find the sun shining bright on Germany's
highest ski slopes. On the Zugspitze summit, you will be overwhelmed by the matchless
360° panorama across a total of 400 peaks in four different countries and surprised by
Germany’s highest sun deck. To reach skiers’ heaven one may take the cogwheel train
or the Eibsee cable car.

Culinary delights on Zugspitze

Ultimate delights! Truly "haute" cuisine - traditional hearty Bavarian dishes or German
cuisine with an international flair: The SonnAlpin Glacier Restaurant, the *Glaciergarden
restaurant* and Panorama-Lounge 2962 bid you inside. The fairly new “Dallmayr Kino”
on the sun terrace of SonnAlpin additionally enables guests to enjoy a quick Espresso
coffee or a Latte Macchiato in the laid back flair of an Italian café.