The Ski Resort
Mehliskopf, situated in the Northern black forest, separates into three trails for three different ability levels on 1007 meters (3303 feet). The Northern side of the mountain is the treasure chest where all of these trails are located.
The easiest is Hang 3 with a moderate gradient. Here you can grab the ski tow that will help beginners to bring them up the mountain and practice their first curves. Beginners may also attend skiing and snowboard lessons at the local ski school to expand on their abilities. Intermediate skiers can check out Hang 1 and 2 with gradients of 28 degrees and 36 degrees. Hang 1 features the 900 meter (2952 feet) long slope that is the longest in the Northern black forest.
If it´s cold enough the snow cannons go into action and you will have best snow conditions even if nature isn´t willing to treat the area with snow. In addition you can find a floodlight that extends the ski hours until 10 pm at night.
Freestylers should head to Hang 3 that boasts a terrain park with all kinds of features and even challenges the bravest skiers and boarders.
The easiest is Hang 3 with a moderate gradient. Here you can grab the ski tow that will help beginners to bring them up the mountain and practice their first curves. Beginners may also attend skiing and snowboard lessons at the local ski school to expand on their abilities. Intermediate skiers can check out Hang 1 and 2 with gradients of 28 degrees and 36 degrees. Hang 1 features the 900 meter (2952 feet) long slope that is the longest in the Northern black forest.
If it´s cold enough the snow cannons go into action and you will have best snow conditions even if nature isn´t willing to treat the area with snow. In addition you can find a floodlight that extends the ski hours until 10 pm at night.
Freestylers should head to Hang 3 that boasts a terrain park with all kinds of features and even challenges the bravest skiers and boarders.
Interesting facts
- Mehliskopf is among the 10 best rated Ski Resorts in Baden-Württemberg.
- The vertical drop from summit to base is 184 m. The average difference in altitude between base and summit of Ski Resorts in Germany is 214 m. The high point of the ski resort is located at an elevation of 1,009 m.
- Average snow depth during the season is 29 cm at summit elevation and 4 cm at base elevation. Snow coverage is usually best during January, offering an average snow depth of 31 cm at summit elevation and 7 cm at the base. Therefore Mehliskopf is among the 3 ski Resorts with best snow conditions in Baden-Württemberg.
- Mehliskopf features 24 sunny days on average per season. The average for all ski Resorts in Germany is 20 sunny days. January is the sunniest month with an average of 12 sunny days. This makes the ski resort one of the 15 sunniest in Germany.
Snow Safety & Snowmaking
Snowmaking Share
100%
Snow Making Machines: 7
Snowphone+49 (0)7226 441 442
Average snow depth of the last years (Summit)
Travel Deals & Tips
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On Mountain Dining
The restaurant at Mehliskopf caters to your appetite by having everything on the menu, starting with Schnitzel over Pizza and curried sausage (German specialty). If the small hunger creeps on you get a snack at the Mehliskopfbistro.
Must-Ski Runs
Longest Runs
Mehliskopf
Length: 83.9 km
Vertical Drop: 0 m
Nightskiing
Nightskiing possible
Lighted runs: 1.50 km
Activities
Away from downhill skiing is the area around Mehliskopf perfect for cross-country skiers. The national park Northern black forest has countless tracks that will even please spoiled and experienced cross-country athletes. Snow shoe hikes are an other option to get to know the beautiful winter landscape around the ski resort.
Dining and Restaurants
Located around Mehliskopf are countless restaurants that offer home-style cooked meals like for example Waldschänke Schwanenwasen, restaurant Mummelsee or restaurant Wasserfall.
Number of Restaurants: 1
Infrastructure & Rental
Skischools
Number of Skischools: 1
Number of Snowboard Schools: 1
Number of Ski Rental
Ski Rental
Snowboard Rental
Getting here
The ski resort is easy accessible via A 5. Leave at exit 52 heading towards Bühl /Bühlertal/Rheinmünster and turn right onto L85. Pass both roundabouts and continue on L83. Now you have reached the Schwarzwaldhochstrasse that brings you right to the ski resort.
