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 The Zugspitz Arena includes several villages you can access with the same ski pass. You can ski from Berwang to German Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
From the 144 km of slopes and 55 lifts, snow is guaranteed partly due to the glacier on the Zugspitze and the presence of snow cannons.
The total ski area of Ehrwald is divided into three areas, and runs from 900 to 2700m.
These three areas offer a total of 64.5 km of slopes.
On the outskirts of the village is the small ski area of Wetterstein, which offers many wide blue slopes.
Then there is the Ehrwalder Alm, a modern snow domain with a cabin lift, three heated chairlifts and three drag lifts. Advanced skiers are especially well catered for at the Alm.
At 3 km from Ehrwald, a large gliding train takes you in ten minutes to the top of the Zugspitze (2964 metres), Germany's highest mountain. The ride is so spectacular that many people without ski equipment also use it. Below the summit of the Zugspitze is the Zugspitzplatt (glacier) ski area, which can also be reached by mountain train from Garmisch-Partenkichen (Germany).
Ehrwald has several ski schools, including a children's ski school (snowland) with lunchtime childcare.
The pistes in Ehrwald (and also in Biberwier) have a central valley point so you never lose your children, ideal for families.
Snowboarders and more experienced skiers can indulge in the Snowpark on the Ehrwalder Alm or the Freeridetrails in Lermoos, with exciting pipes and varied obstacles.

NB. Oa in Berwang, Lermoos and Ehrwald the pistes are open on several evenings and there is the possibility of evening skiing on the floodlit slopes.