1. Standard slope - with an artificial snow cover, 2km long, demanding FIS slope, tested during the European Cup, from the peak of the mountain directly to the bottom chairlift station ( height difference 404m)

1a. Schonberg slope  - 1km long, gentle in the upper part, it pararells the Czech border, further on, it runs along a challenging forest path to the Standard slope

2.,2a Stierwiesen slope, – with artificial snow cover, 3.4 km long family slope, a training ski tow at the bottom part of it

3. Reichelberg slope – 1.6km long , if snow is good it is quite challenging

4. Hochwald slope – 1.7km long, woderful winding slope situated on the sunny side of the mountain

5. Wenzelwieze – with artificial snow cover, racing arena WISBI (with timekeeper)

6. Rehberg – with artificial snow cover, 1.4km long, popular with children and beginners, a children’s ski tow in the upper part

7.,7a Zwieselberg – with artificial snow cover, FIS-track for a  giant slalom and other slalom races, it is situated on the leeward side towards the morning sun, NEW! – a by-pass of the steep part

8. NEW! Schwarzenberg slope – with artificial snow cover, A new slope(1.4km)  which runs from Wieselbergu to the starting point in Schwarzbergu.

9.Krumauer cross-coutry skiing track – from Schneberg slope towards the Rehberg slope and towards the valley station

Information about all open slopes and chairlifts are available on the panoramic info boards at the valley station. It is essential to respect and observe the information about closed slopes, warnings, and the marking of the slope edges!

Rules for FIS

• Before you go on it, look up!
• Do not ski recklessly! Try to have everything under control!
• Observe the conduct of the skiers in front of you and make sure you always have an unobstructed view!
• A slow skier in front of you has the right of way
• Do not loiter on the slopes, do not stop in the middle of the slope or at poorly visible places!