Illustrative photograph — not necessarily this resort · Dan Voican / Pexels
800–1563 m31.1 km Piste length13 Lifts
Sudelfeld is a mid-sized alpine ski area above Bayrischzell in the Bavarian Alps, about 80 km south of Munich, with roughly 31 km of groomed pistes served by 13 lifts between approximately 800 m and 1,563 m. The terrain spans three linked sectors (Unteres, Mittleres and Oberes Sudelfeld) and is mostly intermediate (red-rated), with dedicated beginner and kids' areas including the Snuki Kinderland.
There is no cable car here; all uphill transport is by chairlift or drag lift, the newest being the detachable 8-seater Sudelfeldkopfbahn (2017/18).
Piste breakdown by difficulty
Green
Blue
Red
Black
— km
7.8 km
18.7 km
4.8 km
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Verified locations only: the resort area and its named cable car stations. We don't have precise coordinates for individual accommodation listings, so those aren't plotted here — use the booking link in the sidebar instead.
Amenities
Ski school available
Childcare available
Actionwelt Sudelfeld / Funslope at the Wedellift
Snuki Kinderland (Waldkopfbahn base) and Wintererlebnispark Bayrischzell — non-ski-pass beginner/play areas with a conveyor belt and rope tow
Notable lifts
Lift
Type
Sudelfeldkopfbahn
chairlift 8-seater, detachable, heated seats; in operation since 2017/18.
Every note below is drawn from the resort's own or an independent official publication.
Base altitude is given as either 800 m or 850 m depending on source; 800 m (the majority figure) is used here.
Piste difficulty uses Germany's 3-tier blue/red/black system with no green tier here — piste_km_green is left null rather than assumed to be zero.
Night skiing is explicitly NOT claimed: one aggregator mentions floodlit skiing, but the operator's own site states pistes close nightly for machine grooming — a direct conflict with a night-skiing claim, so it was left out rather than asserted.
The full 13-lift roster is not itemized by name in any single source; the 7 listed here are the ones with confirmed names and types — the rest are smaller drag/beginner lifts referenced only in passing.
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