Ellmau is a dream come true for beginners. The village features two accessible nursery slopes and once you're comfortable, the Astberg mountain offers a variety of gentle blue runs lined with trees.

Intermediate skiers will find their groove on the Hartkaiser mountain. Long, winding, tree-lined runs start from the peak and descend to the valley. Additionally, the north-facing slopes below Hohe Salve summit provide optimal snow conditions.

Ellmau offers ample challenge for expert skiers. Highlights include the Silleralm descent and the Eiberg slalom run, both situated on Söll's Hohe Salve mountain.

Snowboarders will feel at home on the slopes of Ellmau. Wide runs below the Hartkaiser gondola offer excellent carving opportunities, while the Kaiserpark snow park is perfect for those looking to hit some jumps and rails.

Ellmau offers a variety of off-piste opportunities for freeriders, with its steep slopes and deep snow conditions. The Going area is particularly popular, with its challenging terrain and untouched powder, providing an exhilarating experience for advanced skiers. Additionally, the Hartkaiser mountain offers a range of natural features and obstacles, making it a playground for those seeking a thrilling off-piste adventure.

Ellmau is a winter wonderland for kids. With activities ranging from horse-drawn carriage rides and igloo village visits to ski shows and snow tubing, the young ones won't run out of things to do.

The après-ski scene in Ellmau is diverse and vibrant. From the early-evening shenanigans at Memory Bar to the live music at Sandy’s Bar, there’s a place for every mood.

Ellmau is a winter wonderland for kids. With activities ranging from horse-drawn carriage rides and igloo village visits to ski shows and snow tubing, the young ones won't run out of things to do.