Skiområde Wiesensteig - Bläsiberg

Piste 1: Steep slope lift 3:
With a length of 250 metres and a difference in altitude of 80 metres, it is rightly marked as a "black run". Here you will find a slope that is very well groomed thanks to our snow groomer, on which you can reach the valley station at lift 3 without any problems.

*Piste 2: Family run
We also offer ideal terrain for beginners. At lift 2 you will only find easy slopes on which every beginner will be happy. To bypass the steep slope, there is the family run with a length of 900 metres and a difference in altitude of 150 metres (unique in the Alb!). The upper part of the descent leads down through sparse groups of trees to the so-called Abele Loch, a forest aisle that forms a beautiful run-out to the car park. From here, you can get back to the bottom station of lift 3 or, with a little push, also over to lift 1.

Piste 3: "Small lift" (Lift 2)
The best terrain for beginners can be found on Lift 2 with a length of just under 400 metres and a difference in altitude of 80 metres. Ideally inclined slopes are perfect for carving. The snow bar (see catering) also caters for your physical well-being at the weekend. The friendly lift attendant will also help the little ones to take their first independent lift ride.

Piste 4: "Waldabfahrt "
At over 1000 metres long, this is the longest run in the Wiesensteig ski area. With some sections marked "red" (medium difficulty), it is also often the venue for ski races. However, these sections can all be skied around on blue trails. Starting at the top station of lift 1 (or lift 3, depending on your preference!), the descent leads in a wide arc through the forest back to the bottom stations of the ski lifts.

Piste 5: Steep slope lift 1
Another challenging piste in the Wiesensteig ski area can be found at the lower part of the "Lift 1" drag lift: the Lift 1 steep slope. Mostly groomed, but sometimes also unprepared and left to its own devices (and therefore the only mogul piste in the Swabian Alb!), this slope is even steeper than the steep slope at the "front" lift (piste no. 1).