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In winter, Schleching and the Achental transform into breathtaking snowy landscapes. It’s not just a popular winter sports area but also offers countless other activities besides delightful horse-drawn sleigh rides, thrilling snowshoe hikes, and various toboggan runs. The Chiemgau is known for its ski slopes and snow-covered peaks. The popular Kampenwand and Steinplatte are nearby, providing skiing and snowboarding fun for all ages. There’s also a toboggan run with fantastic views. In December, the annual Christmas markets take place, with a visit to Fraueninsel being particularly magical. We’ve gathered the most beautiful inspirations for you here.
Skiing in Kitzbühel and Saalbach
For skiers and snowboarders, we recommend the nearby slopes in Kitzbüheland Saalbach. In addition to the 189 kilometers of slopes, Kitzbühel also offers 41 kilometers of marked ski routes of all difficulty levels, 4 kilometers of action-packed snowboard fun parks, natural toboggan runs, hundreds of kilometers of cross-country ski trails, and winter hiking trails. We wish you an enjoyable skiing experience. For further questions, feel free to ask, and we’ll gladly share our favorite slopes with you.
Toboggan Run in Reit im Winkl & Hochplatte
For those who can’t or don’t want to ski, we gladly recommend the toboggan runs in Reit im Winkl and at Hochplatte. Tobogganing at Hochplatte: The approximately 3.5-kilometer-long natural toboggan run starts at the mountain station of the Hochplattenbahn at 1,040 meters. Tobogganing in Reit im Winkl: At Hemmersuppenalm, you’ll find the Hindenburghütte. From there, it’s a quick descent of 500 meters in altitude. The toboggan run is considered challenging and is not recommended for young children and inexperienced tobogganers.
Steinplatte/Winklmoosalm
This family-friendly ski area is a paradise for all winter sports fans and is located between Dürrnbachhorn and Kammerköhrplatte, in the heart of the tri-border region of Bavaria, Salzburg, and Tyrol at 1200 meters above sea level. Here, pure pleasure awaits skiers and snowboarders, whether beginners or advanced: Everyone will find their dream slope to skillfully glide down into the valley. Cross-country skiers also won’t miss out: There are various trails that run across the high plateau.
Skiing Fun at Sudelfeld and Kampenwand
The slopes in this region are well prepared for skiers and snowboarders. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, everyone will find something to suit their tastes here. Additionally, the ski areas Kampenwand near Aschau, Hocheck in Oberaudorf, Sachrang with its beginner lifts, or Germany’s largest ski area Sudelfeld near Brannenburg are quickly accessible and invite you to enjoy extensive skiing and snowboarding. The ski area for advanced skiers, Kampenwand, is located right in the neighboring village, less than 5 km from Frasdorf. Skiing is fun here! More…
Toboggan Run at Frasdorfer Hütte
Below Aschauer Kopf, there’s a beautiful, not too steep toboggan tour. For visitors who don’t enjoy skiing, for children and families, but also for tobogganing enthusiasts, this is a great option. The popular Frasdorfer Hütte above Frasdorf and Aschau offers a nice place to stop. It is located in the Chiemgau Alps, 4.5 km northeast below Hochries in the Upper Bavarian district of Rosenheim. More…
Snowshoe Hiking
This activity in the diverse winter landscape of Schleching is always recommended. If you’re not interested in skiing, this is the perfect alternative to get some exercise. There are countless routes and tours in various lengths and difficulty levels with breathtaking views to choose from. Listen to the quiet crunch of the snow as you walk and let your face be warmed by the winter sun. Take a break from the winter hustle and bustle. More…
Horse-Drawn Sleigh Ride
Experience a romantic outing with the powerful workhorses of Sepp’n Bauern. Explore the charming landscape between Kampenwand and Chiemseemoor. As an alternative, you can take a carriage ride to the steamboat jetty in Bernau/Felden or be picked up from there (duration about 50 minutes). It’s also possible to be picked up or taken to/from the train station in Bernau a. Chiemsee. An individual program with various destinations and catering options is possible upon request. The dining room and toilet are wheelchair accessible. The spacious facility is ideal for seniors. Wheelchair users can also enjoy carriage rides without any worries. More…
Cross-Country Skiing Paradise
With more than 500 kilometers of well-maintained trails, the Chiemgau is one of the most beautiful cross-country skiing regions in the country and is a true insider tip among the cross-country skiing regions of the Alps. During a winter vacation in the Achental, you can quickly reach the snow-sure trails in Inzell, Ruhpolding, Traunstein, or Reit im Winkl, as well as on the Winklmoosalm. The trails around Kössen in Tyrol offer a truly cross-border cross-country skiing experience. Glide through the quiet nature and enjoy a magnificent panorama. More…
Premium Winter Hiking Trail Kaiserblick
On this easy winter hike, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Chiemgau and Tyrolean Alps. The premium winter hiking trail “Kaiserblick” starts at the cross-country skiing stadium and runs without major ascents in the valley of Reit im Winkl. After a few meters, you’ll see the Tyrolean Kaiser Mountains, whose panorama gives the award-winning winter hiking trail its name. The path leads gently downhill through snowy meadows before reaching the picturesque, natural forest. With a bit of luck, you might encounter some animals of the region here. More…
Salzburg Christmas market
The beautiful and historic Salzburg Christmas market on Domplatz and Residenzplatz is one of the oldest Christmas markets in the world. It is located in the middle of the World Heritage Site, the old town of Salzburg, and attracts a large number of enthusiastic visitors every year and is also very much appreciated by the locals. From local customs to traditional decorations for the Christmas tree, creative gifts, incense for the contemplative time to all kinds of culinary delights in the form of Austrian specialties, mulled wine and punch: At the Christmas market on Salzburg Cathedral Square, nothing is left to be desired. More…
Christmas market on the Fraueninsel in Chiemsee
After arriving by ship, you can enjoy the unique atmosphere of this island Christmas market. The scent of mulled wine goes through the paths of this magical market. Unique handicrafts, gift ideas for every taste and many surprises are offered in around 90 Christmas booths A special highlight is the stand with real alpacas. Here the animals can be viewed and a variety of products made from their wool can be purchased. Goulash soup, bratwurst, tarte flambée, chestnuts and much more are waiting to be eaten. More…
Munich Christmas market
Munich’s oldest, traditionally Bavarian Christmas market takes place every year around Marienplatz. The booths and handicraft stands are located on an area of 20,000 square meters. The assortment of the market traders ranges from old German Christmas decorations such as hand-painted glass balls to lambskin jackets, nostalgic paper pictures and goods from the twin city of Kiev. For physical well-being there are fresh macaroons, snowballs, stollen, Kletznbrot and we brew our own mulled wine and herbal liqueurs. More…