Ski hire Spitzingsee

Ski hire in Spitzingsee

You book your ski gear for Spitzingsee online: choose your level, whether you want the full set or just skis or boots, and your dates. The total appears straight away, before you confirm. When you arrive, everything is ready under your name and you collect it without queuing: boots are fitted and bindings are set to your weight, height and ability, and off you go.

Which level to choose

There are four ranges, from €14 to €42 a day for the full set. The Spitzingsee-Tegernsee ski area is mostly wide red runs, so if you already ski confidently the Intermediate range is plenty; if you are just starting, Beginner is the one that helps you most.

• Beginner — for first-timers and anyone who only skis a few days a year: easy-turning, forgiving skis. Full set from €22/day.
• Intermediate — if you already ski blue and red runs comfortably and want more stability at speed. From €30/day.
• Advanced — for skiers with good technique looking for precision on the difficult runs, such as the Roßkopfabfahrt or the Grünseeabfahrt. From €42/day.
• Kids — children's sizes with bindings set to the child's weight. From €14/day.

What each package includes

• Full set: skis with adjusted bindings, boots and poles.
• Skis + poles (no boots): from €16/day, if you bring your own boots.
• Boots only: from €9/day, if you already have skis.

A helmet is not included in any package and cannot be added to this booking: bring your own. We do not hire out snowboards in Spitzingsee.

Daily prices (2026/27 season)

Price for one day of the full set or of each item on its own, in euros.

Total by number of days

In Spitzingsee the daily price does not drop for longer hires: the total is the daily price times the days you book, and you see the full amount before you confirm.

Where and when to collect and return your skis

The exact pick-up point in Spitzingsee, with its opening hours, comes in your booking confirmation email. On your last day you return the gear to the same place.

There are three base stations into the ski area: the Stümpflingbahn (Lyraweg 6, Spitzingsee), the Kurvenlift (Stümpflingweg 13, Spitzingsee) and, from the Tegernsee valley, the Suttenbahn (Sutten 33, Rottach-Egern), reached by a toll road from Enterrottach. During the ski season the lifts run from 8:30 to 16:20.

How booking works

1. Choose your level and whether you want the full set, skis only or boots only.
2. Pick your collection and return days: the total appears instantly.
3. Confirm your booking and get the email with the pick-up point in Spitzingsee.
4. Collect your fitted gear without queuing and off you go to the slopes. If your plans change, cancellation is free up to 24 hours before.

Every booking comes with the CaranvaSports Guarantee.

Spitzingsee at a glance

The Spitzingsee-Tegernsee ski area spreads around the Stümpfling and the Roßkopf, right by Lake Spitzingsee (municipality of Schliersee, Upper Bavaria), and links the high Spitzingsee valley with the Tegernsee valley. According to the operator, the area lies between 1,100 and 1,800 m and its runs are mostly of medium difficulty. There are 10 runs: 3 easy (Funslope, Dreitannenhang and the Valepperalm practice slope), 5 intermediate (including the valley runs from the Stümpfling, Sutten and Kurvenlift) and 2 difficult (Roßkopfabfahrt and Grünseeabfahrt). They are served by two four-seater chairlifts (Stümpfling and Sutten), a two-seater chairlift up the Roßkopf and six drag lifts, among them the Kurvenlift, a drag lift that winds through bends.

For children there is a kids' park on the Valepper practice slope, right next to the Stümpflingbahn base station. There is a snow park on the Nordhang and, snow permitting, a funslope on the Osthang. On Thursdays and Fridays there is night skiing on the Stümpfling run from 18:30 to 21:30 (January to early March).

2026/27 season: the operator gives the winter season as December to the end of March, depending on weather and snow; as of 6 October no opening date has been published. A day lift pass costs €53 for adults and €25 for children aged 6 to 15 (plus a €3 deposit for the card). Alpen Plus multi-day passes are also valid at Brauneck-Wegscheid (Lenggries), Sudelfeld and the Wallberg.

Getting there: the RB 55 train runs hourly from Munich to Schliersee, and from there the RVO bus goes up to the Spitzingsee base stations. By car, go via Schliersee or, from the Tegernsee side, via Rottach-Egern to the Suttenbahn.