Winter

Chalet Zur Rose is located in a snow‑certain Ski in & Ski Out area at 1336 meters. The slopes of Berwang run into the centre of the village. Within a minute walk from Chalet Zur Rose are the ski lifts, ski school, ski hire, après‑ski and restaurants.

Skiarena Berwang is exactly the right choice if you are looking for a family‑friendly ski area far from all the bustle. In total 34 km of pistes are served by twelve modern cable cars and lifts. 17.2 km of pistes are easy (blue marked). Berwang is a Gecertified Tyrolean Family Ski Area.

Chalet Zur Rose has a closed ski area for your skis or snowboard. There is also a heated shoe rack to start the ski day wonderfully with warm and dry shoes.

Watch the video from Snowmagazine in Berwang here

Family ski area

In the Berwang‑Bichlbach ski area, families with children and beginner winter sports enthusiasts are right at home. Almost all pistes are blue and nicely wide. Parents can leave their children to ski alone with peace of mind because deep ravines and dangerous sections are almost non‑existent. There is a free magic carpet for children to learn to ski and a ski school that offers ski lessons for children from three years old. Grandparents can also join, because in Berwang there are plenty of winter walking paths, a fun toboggan run and lovely terraces. On Thursday you can ski and sled in the evening and on Tuesday evening there is the ski show, organised by the ski school and local residents. More information about ski lessons can be found on the website of Skischule Berwang.

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Night skiing

The night ski piste in Berwang is a great experience in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena – and the night toboggan run is also a real highlight for young and old. Every Thursday evening the piste next to the Egghof Sun Jet is open from 5:30 pm to 8:45 pm.

Skishow

Every Tuesday evening the well‑known Ski Show of Berwang takes place; this varied show starts at 8:30 pm and is fun for the whole family, concluding with a spectacular laser show!

Sledding

The Bärenritt sled run in Berwang is open daily from the start of the season until early April, depending on snow conditions. You can comfortably reach the start of the sled run in 30 minutes on foot via the cleared winter walking path from Berwang to Das View. You can also take the 6‑person chairlift, the Egghof Sun Jet lift. For the littlest ones there is a specially laid sled hill in Berwang (in the little village next to the church), where it is a bit calmer. Sleds and helmets for children can be rented at the sports shops Sport Klotz and Sport‑Alm.

Cross‑country skiing

Berwang/Bichlbach has 7 routes, but across the entire Zugspitze Arena there are 131 km of Loipes. Surrounded by majestic mountain peaks and breathtaking views, Berwang is an ideal destination for both beginner and experienced cross‑country skiers.

Walking

Berwang combines adventure and relaxation in an untouched winter environment. Whether you choose a short walk or a longer trek, snow walking here is a unique experience.

The well‑maintained winter walking paths lead you through fairy‑tale forests and over glittering snowfields. The recommended path is to the Almkopf, which rewards you with a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks. For a relaxing walk the route around Berwanger Moos is perfect; a flat path that winds through open fields and forests.

During your walk you can enjoy the peace and beauty of the Alps. Many routes are also accessible for families (even with a stroller) and beginner walkers. Along the way you will encounter cozy mountain huts where you can warm up with a cup of steaming chocolate. See here the various winter walking paths in Berwang.

The digital adventure path Meditation with Mia in Berwang is also accessible in winter.

All information about your winter holiday in Berwang can be found here

Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena

Berwang is part of the Zugspitz Arena (900‑2,700 m), with the well‑known villages Lermoos, Ehrwald, Biberwier, Bichlbach, Namlos and Rinnen. Winter sports enthusiasts can choose from six separate ski areas, each with its own character – together a total of 143 km of pistes. With a Top Snow Card it is possible to ski in all these villages, as well as on the glacier of the Zugspitze and across the border in the German villages Garmisch‑Partenkirchen, Mittenwald and Grainau.

With your guest card you can use the free ski bus that runs throughout the Zugspitz Arena.

More information about the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena can be found here

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