Indoor ski area Wittenburg (alpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg)

The ski resort Wittenburg (alpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg) is located in the County of Ludwigslust-Parchim (Germany, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern)).

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For skiing and snowboarding, there are 0.8 km of slopes available. 3 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 40 and 96 m.

The ski hall including the hotel was constructed in just 8 months in 2006. It is located right next to the A24 motorway and is just under one hour from Hamburg. All year round, visitors can find a total area of 30,000 square metres for skiing and snowboarding. The slope with a length of 330 metres read moreThe ski hall including the hotel was constructed in just 8 months in 2006. It is located right next to the A24 motorway and is just under one hour from Hamburg. All year round, visitors can find a total area of 30,000 square metres for skiing and snowboarding. The slope with a length of 330 metres and a width of up to 120 metres is one of the steepest ski hall slopes in the world with gradients of up to 31 per cent. The ski resort in the alpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg is also often used by active racers for skiing and tests.

The entire area, which is open every day until late in the evening, also has a children’s adventure area, a bowling lounge and, in summer, a kart track and a water-ski lift. Several restaurants and bars and the adjacent hotel make the alpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg a complete holiday destination.

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Ski slopes »

Total: 0.8 km

Easy	0.5 km	(62 %)
Intermediate	0.2 km	(24 %)
Difficult	0.1 km	(14 %)

Ski lifts »

Total: 3

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0 of 0.8 km of slopes (0% open)

0 of 3 lifts

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