- Price in storeFrom €10,00 EURUnit price
- Price in storeFrom €10,00 EURUnit price
Ski pass Zugspitze — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Winterberg — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Winklmoosalm - Steinplatte — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Willingen — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Wallberg — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Todtnauberg — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Sudelfeld — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Spitzingsee — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Sankt Englmar — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit priceSki pass Oberwiesenthal - Fichtelberg — Prices and availability
Price in storeFrom €45,00 EURUnit price
Ski Rental in Germany: Book Online at the Resorts of the Sauerland, the Black Forest and the Bavarian Alps
Rent your equipment at Germany's main resorts with online booking: a full set (skis, boots and poles) from €24.50/day and kids' sets from €19/day. You pick up your equipment already adjusted to your size and level next to the lifts, with no queues, and leave it in the free ski storage overnight.
Resorts Where We Rent in Germany
- Winterberg — Skiliftkarussell, 27.5 km of slopes and 26 lifts in the Sauerland. The largest ski area north of the Alps.
- Feldberg — the roof of the Black Forest (1,493 m), 30 km of slopes and 120 km of cross-country trails, 40 minutes from Freiburg.
- Garmisch-Partenkirchen — Zugspitze and Classic, Germany's most complete Alpine resort.
- Nebelhorn — Oberstdorf, with the longest run in the German Alps (7.5 km).
- Postwiese (Neuastenberg) — gentle slopes and night skiing next to Winterberg, ideal for learning.
When Is the Ski Season in Germany?
The season starts in late November in Winterberg and the Feldberg thanks to artificial snow, and runs until early April in the Bavarian Alps. Weekends and the North Rhine-Westphalia school holidays are the days with the longest queues at the rental counters: booking online is the difference between skiing at 9:00 or at 10:30.
Resort-by-Resort Rental Guides (Germany)
Prices, where to pick up your equipment and what to expect from each resort: