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    Slopes Oberjoch (Bad Hindelang) – Iseler

    Runs/​ski slopes in the ski resort Oberjoch (Bad Hindelang) – Iseler

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    Ski slopes Oberjoch (Bad Hindelang) – Iseler

    In Oberjoch, skiers of all skill levels will find a suitable run. Beginners are well taken care of on the easy slopes at the 8-seater chairlift Schwanden and at the Idealhanglift. Advanced skiers will find plenty of red runs spread throughout the entire ski area. Experts can ski the ski routes below the Iseler or Wiedhagbahn. The black run ATA Trainingsstrecke is mostly reserved for ski racing. Most of the slopes face north.

    Runs/slopes

    Total: 32 km
    Easy 6 km
    Intermediate 24 km
    Difficult 2 km
    Additional runs
    Ski routes 6 km
    From the top station of the Iselerbahn, the intermediate ski route Iselerkar leads over to the Gundhang. Additional ski routes branch off from the Waldschneise. One is the short and steep ski route "Steilschneise," and the other is the long "Ochsenalpe." At the ski hut Wiedhag Alpe, the steep ski route "Wiedhagalpe" begins.
    Worth knowing
    • Artificial snow-making
      100 Snow cannons
      80 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities
    • Valley run available
      In the Oberjoch ski area, all slopes lead down to the mountain pass.

    Run location

    • under tree line

    Longest run

    • Forest Trail · Length 2.5  km · Elevation difference 400 m
      At 2.5 km, the Waldschneise is the longest run in the ski area. It leads from the Iselerbahn down to the Zubringerlift.

    Slope tip

    • Wiedhagalpe
      Beautiful intermediate slopes at the Wieghagbahn
    • Grenzwiesen
      Varied intermediate descent at the Grenzwiesbahn
    Snowparks
    • No snow park/fun park
    • No halfpipe
    Night skiing
    Schwanden slope
    Schwanden slope
    Grenzwiesen slope
    Grenzwiesen slope
    Kühgund West slope
    Kühgund West slope
    Idealhang slope
    Idealhang slope
    Standard slope
    Standard slope
    Slope Damenhang
    Slope Damenhang
    Kühgund Ost slope
    Kühgund Ost slope
    Gund slope
    Gund slope
    Standard slope
    Standard slope
    Wiedhagalpe slope
    Wiedhagalpe slope
    Slopes below the Iseler with ATA training course
    Slopes below the Iseler with ATA training…

    Towns/villages at the ski resort (distance from town center):
    Oberjoch (0.3 km), Bad Hindelang (7 km), Unterjoch (4 km), Bad Oberdorf     Towns/villages at the ski resort
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