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Hindelang Oberjoch

Sunny Allgäu plateau above a spa village

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Hindelang-Oberjoch is a sunny, high-plateau family ski area in the Bavarian Allgäu, paired with the spa village of Bad Hindelang for gentle days and relaxed alpine comfort.

  • 1,128 m Base
  • 1,556 m Top lift
  • 428 m Vertical
  • 15 Pistes mapped
  • 5 Lifts

Best known for

  • sunny high plateau
  • family and beginner terrain
  • Bad Hindelang spa village
  • gentle cruising

Après & vibe

Cosy plateau huts and, below, the spa village of Bad Hindelang with its restaurants, thermal comforts and traditional Bavarian hospitality.

The resort

Set on the broad, sun-catching Oberjoch pass high above the spa village of Bad Hindelang, this is one of the Allgäu's most family-friendly ski areas. The terrain is gentle and open, a plateau of wide, sunny pistes that flatter beginners and cruising intermediates and lend themselves to unhurried days out. Its comparatively high, exposed position helps hold snow better than many low German areas, and the whole experience is wrapped in traditional Bavarian warmth. Pair the easy slopes with Bad Hindelang's spa-village comforts below and it becomes a relaxed, wholesome base rather than a challenge-seeker's mountain.

Snow & weather

Live conditions from the mountain, plus the average snow you can expect month by month.

Conditions now · Hindelang Oberjoch
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Fair to good for the region — the relatively high, exposed Oberjoch plateau holds snow better than lower Allgäu areas, backed by snowmaking on the main runs.

Average monthly snowfall

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Terrain & aspect

15% beginner 80% inter. 5% expert
N · blue: 2% N · red: 27% N · black: 4% NE · blue: 0% NE · red: 4% E · red: 0% SW · blue: 0% SW · red: 1% W · blue: 1% W · red: 7% NW · blue: 5% NW · red: 45% NW · black: 2% NESW
Downhill runs only
  • Novice
  • Easy
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced

Slopes mostly face NW — 96% on snow-holding, poleward-facing slopes.
Aspect derived from run bearings · OpenSkiStats / © OpenStreetMap (ODbL).

Skiing & terrain

Beginners

Excellent — broad, gentle plateau slopes make it a genuine beginners' and families' mountain.

Intermediates

Relaxed, sunny blue and red cruising across the open terrain.

Advanced

Limited; few sustained steep pitches to hold stronger skiers.

Experts & off-piste

Not an expert destination, with little challenging or off-piste terrain.

The sunny Oberjoch plateau

The area's high, open pass catches long hours of sun, making it a bright, gentle spot ideal for learning and easy cruising.

Bad Hindelang spa base

The picturesque spa village below combines mountain-air restfulness with thermal bathing, a soothing counterpart to easy days on the plateau.

On the map

Hindelang Oberjoch
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Run difficulty

  • Novice
  • Easy
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced / Expert
  • Freeride / Extreme
  • Unknown

Run types

  • Downhill — groomed
  • Downhill — ungroomed
  • Downhill — gladed
  • Nordic (groomed)
  • Ski tour
  • Lit (night)
  • Not patrolled
  • One-way
  • Snowmaking

Lifts

  • Operating
  • Operating (private)
  • Non-operating
  • Lift station

Slope-gradient grading

Downhill / ski tour

  • Flat<3°
  • Easy3–14°
  • Intermediate14–22°
  • Advanced / Expert22–45°
  • Freeride / Extreme>45°

Nordic

  • Easy<6°
  • Intermediate6–9°
  • Advanced>9°

Aspect (sun exposure)

  • N — least sun
  • E — morning
  • S — most sun
  • W — afternoon

Legend after OpenSkiMap

Map & ski data © OSM (ODbL) via OpenSkiMap · basemap OpenFreeMap · terrain Mapterhorn
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Where you'll stay

Stay in Hindelang Oberjoch

Base yourself in the charming spa village of Bad Hindelang or up at Oberjoch itself, both offering traditional guesthouses and hotels.

Ski-in / ski-out

Lifts and pistes from the door — the point of a high, purpose-built resort.

Apartments

Self-catering residences, the bulk of the beds and the flexible-budget option.

Chalets

Catered and self-catered chalets for groups wanting the whole place.

Hotels & spa

From simple to high-end, with pools and spas to thaw out in.

How to get there

By air

Memmingen (FMM) is the nearest airport, with Munich (MUC) the larger international gateway around two hours away; Innsbruck also lies within reach across the border.

Transfer up

Access is by car up to the Oberjoch pass; a hire car is the most practical way in given limited direct public transport.

Best time: January and February give the coldest, most dependable snow on the sunny plateau.

Nearby resorts & areas

Other resorts within reach.

Complete your trip

Getting to Hindelang Oberjoch

Book an airport transfer up to the resort, or pick up a car at Bolzano (BZO) — search and compare without leaving the page.

Ski data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), via OpenSkiMap & Skimap.org. Basemap © OpenFreeMap / OpenMapTiles. Editorial: mynext.holiday. Accommodation via Stay22; transfers via Kiwitaxi; car hire via Travelpayouts.