Kreuzberg - Bischofsheim an der Rhön

Location

Unterfranken

Germany

50° 22' 40.0764" N, 9° 58' 53.0184" E

General info:

The ski area Kreuzberg is located in the heart of the Bavarian Rhön on the Franc’s holy mountain. It is the largest ski area in the region and offers something for everyone, regardless if you are a beginner or professional skier or snowboarder. Embedded in the beautiful landscape of the high Rhön, just below the famous monastery Kreuzberg, the ski area Kreuzberg is ideal for families with kids. There are slopes for all levels of difficulty available.

BASE: 2001ft
SUMMIT: 3044ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1043ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 3
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 3

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