Cheap ski resorts in Bavaria: Where you can ski cheaply

No winter sports fan likes to miss out on skiing, but the sporting fun quickly runs into money. Many winter sports enthusiasts have to budget well and are glad that the costs can be scaled. Is the inexpensive vacation home not at least as comfortable as the 5-star hotel? And the self-prepared schnitzel perhaps just as tasty as in the restaurant?

There is only one point where there is no way around the local specifications: the ski pass. We took a look at what a day pass (adult) currently costs in Bavaria - and then put the price in relation to the kilometers of piste.

Here are the Top5 of the cheapest ski resorts in Bavaria - by cost per kilometer of piste.

Rank 1: Steinplatte-Winkelmoosalm, Reit im Winkl, Upper Bavaria
- Cost per kilometer: 1,02 EUR-
(Cost ski pass: 45 Euro for 44 kilometers of slopes)
Here is the cost overview for the ski resort Steinplatte-Winkelmoosalm

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Rank 2: Brauneck-Wegscheid, Bad Tölz, Upper Bavaria
- Cost per kilometer: 1,03 EUR-
(Cost ski pass: 35 Euro for 34 kilometers of slopes)


 

Click here for a cost overview of the Brauneck-Wegscheid ski resort.

Rank 2: Sudelfeld, Bayrischzell, Upper Bavaria
- Cost per kilometer: 1,03 EUR-
(Cost ski pass: 33 Euro with 32 kilometers of slopes)


 

Click here for the cost overview of the Sudelfeld ski resort.

Rank 2: Balderschwang, Upper Allgaeu
- Cost per kilometer: 1,03 EUR-
(Cost ski pass: 31 Euro with 30 kilometers of slopes)


 

Click here for an overview of costs for the Balderschwang ski area.

Rank 5: Garmisch-Classic, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Zugspitz-Region
- Cost per kilometer of piste: 1.05 EUR-
(Cost of ski pass: 42 euros for 40 kilometers of piste)


 

Click here for the cost overview for the skiing area Garmisch-Classic.

The differences in the top group are small, about one euro is paid per kilometer of slope. If you take a look at the following places, however, this changes rapidly. In ten of the 53 ski resorts evaluated, the costs rise well above five, and in some cases even above ten euros per kilometer of piste - especially the small ski resorts with up to three kilometers of groomed piste are at a disadvantage in this comparison.

If you are a beginner or a family ski tour and don't care about the size of the ski area, you may still find the best value for money on well-prepared individual slopes. After all, you first have to put 45 euros on the table in Reit am Winkl before you can use the range of slopes.

In eight Bavarian ski resorts, on the other hand, you can wail down the slopes (the hillside) for less than 20 euros a day. Children are even cheaper.

Cheapest ski passes in Bavaria

Rank 1: Kreuth, Tegernsee, Kirchberg lifts
- Cost ski pass: 12 Euro
- 1 kilometer of slopes

Click here for the Kreuth ski area.

Note: There are three more stirrup lifts and a surface lift at nearby Hirschberg. The day pass here costs 19 euros.

Rank 2: Sonnenbichl Ski Lifts, Bad Wiessee, Upper Bavaria
- Cost ski pass: 17 euros
- 2 kilometers of slopes

Click here to go to the Sonnenbichl ski area, Bad Wiessee.

Rank 3: Wolfbergslift Siegsdorf, Chiemgau, Upper Bavaria
- Cost ski pass: 18 Euro
- 1 kilometer of slopes

Click here for the ski resort Siegsdorf.