Ski runs

There are different ski runs at the Feldberg. One of them is the “blue ski run”. That means it’s easy to take. Another one is the “red ski run” which is more difficult. The last ski run is the “black ski run”. That’s the most difficult ski run and at the Feldberg there is only one.

The easiest ski run is the “Zeiger”. It’s a blue ski run and you get to the top by anchor lift. The “Zeiger” is 550 metres long. The “Zeiger” is in “Zone C”. From the top of the “Zeiger” you can go over to the “Seebuck”. You get to the top by chair lift and can go down 900 metres. The “Seebuck” is in “Zone C”, too. The “Grafenmatt” is also a blue ski run and it’s 990 metres long. It’s in “Zone C” and you get to the top by plate or anchor lift. From the “Grafenmatt” you have some connections to other ski runs. For example “Wiesenquelle” or “Fahler Loch”. “Wiesenquelle” is a blue ski run and it’s in “Zone D”. “Fahler Loch is a black ski run and it’s also in “Zone D”. You get to the tops of the ski runs by anchor lift. Other ski runs are “Zeller 1” and “Zeller 2”. They are in “Zone C” and you get of the tops by anchor lift. At “Zeller 1” and “Zeller 2” you have to watch out because it’s rather steep.