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Slopes Altastenberg

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Slopes in the ski resort Altastenberg

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Slopes Altastenberg
The Westfalenhang II lift provides access to two slopes with good inclines. 1/11

Runs/​ski slopes Altastenberg

The Altastenberg ski resort offers the only officially recognized FIS slalom slope in the Sauerland. The two slopes that run parallel to this slope are also challenging. However, there are also gentle slopes including the Kapellenhang and the Schwedenhang and the open terrain surrounding the Bruechetal provides powder snow skiing opportunities when new snow has fallen. The Westfalenhang II offers classic forest runs, ski paths to the Westfalenhang I and a path to circumvent the steep slope. One shortcoming is the connection to the Schwedenhang. When coming from the Steilhang, you must walk 120 m there and back over the sport field.

Runs/slopes

Total: 9.9 km
Easy 4.1 km
Intermediate 2.3 km
Difficult 3.5 km
Additional runs
Ski routes 1 km
Worth knowing
  • Artificial snow-making
  • Valley run available
    The entrance to the Altastenberg ski resort is at the mountain station. If only the slopes with snow-making capabilities are open, you can ski the valley run through the Bruechetal to the Westfalenhang 1 and go up again with the Westfalenhang I lift, but you can't get back to the other slopes from this mountain station because the connection slope does not have snow-making equipment.

Run location

  • under tree line

Longest run

  • Slope to the Westfalenhuette · Length 1  km · Elevation difference 137 m
    From the mountain station of the Westfalen I in the direction of the ski jump, take the ski path into the forest at the jump, go left in the Bruechetal and follow the path of the valley. Snow is only made in the Bruechetal.

Most difficult run

  • FIS slalom slope · Length 0.4  km · Elevation difference 120 m
    Only officially recognized FIS course in the Sauerland. Located on Westfalenhang I.

Slope tip

  • Westfalenhang I
    A bit longer than the FIS slope, but not as steep and ideal for sporty, short curves.
Snowparks
  • Snow park/Fun park
  • No halfpipe
Night skiing
Schwedenhang - particularly sunny due to southern exposure
Schwedenhang - particularly sunny due to southern…
The Kapellenhang
The Kapellenhang
The Steilhang
The Steilhang
Bruechetalhang and Sonnenhang
Bruechetalhang and Sonnenhang
Easy slope from the Steilhang
Easy slope from the Steilhang
Path around the Steilhang (slope 9a)
Path around the Steilhang (slope 9a)
FIS slalom run
FIS slalom run
On Westfalenhang 1
On Westfalenhang 1
On Westfalenhang 1
On Westfalenhang 1
On Westfalenhang 1
On Westfalenhang 1
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