If you have been on a ski vacation in Oberstdorf or just a ski trip for a day, please take the time to submit a review of the village or the runs. You can add a review from the page here.
I have visited the area 5 times now (and even brought 12
friends on my stag do! All had a memorable week's skiing only spoiled by
to much snow!), this being the first year that i haven't visited due the
arrival of our first child! (Can't wait for next years trip)
I have skiied at virtually all the local areas: Nebehlhorn, Felhorn, Kansselwand
as well as the smaller sollereckbahn grassgeren etc etc to many to name.
All are good fun with runs for all abilities. Having such a wide variety
of pistes/runs/ resorts, a week is not really enough to ski all the local
areas or there pistes.Skiing in Germany i have found to be fantastic value,
accomodation is good clean + relatively cheap
The town of Oberstdorf is small and friendly with good food and of course
great apres-ski ales, although not that many bars! and at a price that will
not break the bank.
I have to admit that we have not used the ski buses, so am unable to comment
on the travel situation but driving is all good to all the ski areas, but
in the town itself a car is just not needed.
My wife learnt to ski in the surrounding resorts although her particular
instructor lacked in his apparent fluent english, but freinds learning since
have had brilliant instructors who thankfully could pass on there amazing
knowledge in english!
Loved every minute of every trip,and just can't wait for 2009 adventure to
oberstdorf and surrounding area.
Jody Shepperd, Cardiff, Wales, UK - February 2008
"Oberstdorf,
a lovely alpine village (highest in Germany) that is better
known for its ski jumping. It has three ski areas, none terribly big or
difficult but nice all the same and not a lot of queues, only problem will
be trying to find somewhere in the village as it's v. popular esp. around
Xmas/New Year."
Dean Dunn, rec.skiing.snowboard
"it's
not for you if you like lots of hard piste
or gnarly off piste. However, for a few pleasant days in a lovely village
it's hard to beat."
Dean Dunn, rec.skiing.resorts.europe
"There are buses from Oberstdorf directly to the Fellhorn.
They have good slopes for beginners, a reasonably priced rental shop
on the hill and very modern lifts (not only t-bars)."
Daniel Gehr, rec.skiing.resorts.europe
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