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Advanced skiing/freeriding Garmisch-Classic – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
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Advanced skiing/powder snow skiing Garmisch-Classic – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
A quarter of the slopes in the Garmisch-Classic ski resort are marked as difficult. The long valley runs, especially the 3,500 metre Kandahar, will challenge advanced skiers. The “Free Fall” (92% gradient, can be bypassed), is also the steepest section of the Alpine Ski World Cup. In good snow conditions, freeriders will have a great time on the Osterfelderkopf, at the Hochalm, the Längenfelderbahn lift and at the Bernadein lift.
Information for advanced skiers, freeriders
- some freeride/deep snow areas
- few mogul slopes
Slope offering for advanced skiers
Black slopes
40 km
Total
Total
| Difficult | 10 km (25 %) |
Additional runs
- Ski routes 3 km
Most difficult run
- Kandahar slope · Length 3.5 km · Elevation difference 940 m
The steepest and most difficult sections are the “Free Fall” and Tröglhang. Before World Cup races, some sections of this slope are blocked off in order to prepare them for the race. Alternative routes are provided.
General note: Always mind the avalanche warnings and barriers, please. Never ski into a closed and unsecured area.
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