Slope offering Flumserberg

Size

Lifts/cable cars

Test result

4 out of 5 stars

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Slope offering, variety of runs at the ski resort Flumserberg

Flumserberg offers a very varied selection of slopes for all levels of ability. In the lower part of the ski resort between Tannenboden and Mittenwald, beginners can find flat terrain for practising. The slopes below the Leist are suitable for experienced skiers only. The slopes at Panüöl, Maschgenkamm, Prodkamm and Prodalp are mainly intermediate level. There are beautiful panoramic views of the Churfirsten mountains, the Spitzmeilen peak (2,501 metres) and the deep blue Walensee lake.

Runs/slopes

Total: 65 km

Easy	14 km	(21 %)
Intermediate	40 km	(61 %)
Difficult	11 km	(18 %)

Additional runs

Ski routes

6 km

Terzaabfahrt route (6 kilometres) - for experts only

Worth knowing

Artificial snow-making
66 Snow cannons
30 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
Valley run available
Valley runs lead to Tannenheim, Tannenboden and Mittenwald. A ski route leads to Oberterzen. There is no valley run all the way to Unterterzen at the Walensee lake.

Run location

above tree line
under tree line

Longest run

Leist - Oberterzen (including Terzaabfahrt route) · Length 10 km · Elevation difference 1557 m
From Leist (2,222 metres) on difficult slopes and then over the ungroomed Terzaabfahrt route to Oberterzen (665 metres)
Prodkamm - Tannenheim · Length 4 km · Elevation difference 713 m
Intermediate slope 1 from Prodkamm (1,939 metres) to Tannenheim (1,226 metres)

Most difficult run

Number 40 Sächserpiste · Length 1.5 km · Elevation difference 390 m

Slope tip

Number 42 Leist-Plattis
The panoramic views on the difficult slope to the Spitzmeilen (2,501 metres) are amazing.
Number 21 Seebenpiste
Beautiful intermediate slope - scenic views of the Churfirsten mountains
Number 2 Prodkamm-Prodalp
Attractive intermediate slope at the Prodkamm 8-person chairlift

Snowparks