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    Advanced skiers, freeriders Feldberg – Seebuck/​Grafenmatt/​Fahl

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    Expert skiers, freeriders at the ski resort Feldberg – Seebuck/​Grafenmatt/​Fahl

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    Evaluation criteria Feldberg – Seebuck/​Grafenmatt/​Fahl
    Beginners
    Snow park

    Advanced skiing/freeriding Feldberg – Seebuck/​Grafenmatt/​Fahl

    1/3
    Test result

    3 out of 5 stars

    Evaluated by Skiresort.info, the world's largest test portal for ski resorts.
    The evaluation is done as follows

    Advanced skiing/powder snow skiing Feldberg – Seebuck/​Grafenmatt/​Fahl

    The Black Forest may "only" be a low mountain range, but the Feldberg can still offer a few really steep runs. The three black runs surrounding the Rothaus lift are pretty challenging. They are a welcome challenge for experienced skiers. There are no ski routes at the resort.

    Information for advanced skiers, freeriders
    • few freeride/deep snow areas
    • no mogul slopes
    • no extremely difficult, steep and unprepared runs (Double Diamonds)
    Slope offering for advanced skiers
    Black slopes
    29 km
    Total
    Difficult 6.5 km (22 %)
    Additional runs
    • Ski routes 9.6 km
    Most difficult run
    • FIS World Cup run No. 14 · Length 1.8 km · Elevation difference 400 m
      The FIS World Cup run at the Rothaus lift leads over steep slopes that can also be challenging for advanced skiers.

    General note: Always mind the avalanche warnings and barriers, please. Never ski into a closed and unsecured area.

    FIS World Cup slope at the Weltcup double chairlift
    FIS World Cup slope at the Weltcup double…
    Ahornbühl run
    Ahornbühl run

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