Winter Activities
Experience the winter wonderland around Haus Monica in Bavaria. Our hotel, surrounded by snow-covered landscapes, offers a picturesque retreat. Enjoy thrilling winter sports like skiing and snowboarding on nearby slopes, or relish the tranquility of snowshoeing through enchanting forests. Afterward, cozy up by the fireplace, creating lasting memories in the heart of winter magic at Haus Monica. Embrace the seasonal charm and revel in the snowy beauty of Bavaria.
Schlittenfahren im Skigebiet am Großen Arber. (Foto: woidlife photography)
In winter, the mountains surrounding Haus Monica offer a special delight—tobogganing in the snowy Bavarian Forest! Experience the joy of snow, reminiscent of childhood, on natural slopes and groomed runs. Sled lifts, snow cannons, and floodlights ensure tobogganing fun into the evening. Glide under the starry sky from Großer Arber to Bodenmais—a delightful winter experience! Toboggan runs include Bodenmais (3500m and 8000m, with night rides on Arber descent), Drachselried (2500m), Lohberg discs (500m), Bavarian Eisenstein (300m), Bishop's corn (2000m), St. Englmar (300m and 120m), and Neukirchen at St. Blood (700m).
Skigebiet Silberberg (Foto: Woidlife Photography - Marco Felgenhauer)
Embrace sunny winter weather, fresh powder, and charming slopes with a stunning mountain panorama – the essence of alpine winter dreams comes to life in the Bavarian Forest. Explore the Bodenmais ski area, from family-friendly slopes on Silberberg to the World Cup race track and snowboard fun park on the picturesque Arber. Whether at Geisskopf, Hoher Bogen, or St. Englmar, the surrounding area offers diverse opportunities for enjoyable downhill experiences, complemented by cozy huts for a well-deserved stop. Experience snowboard action and "alpine" skiing pleasure, all in the heart of the Bavarian Forest winter sports center.
Biathlonwettkämpfe im WinterWunderLand ARBERLAND ( Foto: Frank Bietau )
Master the art of steadiness on cross-country skis before confronting the shooting range with a racing pulse—such is the demanding contrast that defines Biathlon, earning its reputation as one of the most challenging disciplines. The ARBER Hohenzollern Ski Stadium provides optimal conditions for Biathlon enthusiasts. With eight route sections of varying lengths and difficulty, track management for both disciplines, and a shooting range boasting 30 lanes with electronic targets, it stands as an ideal facility. Since 1998, the Hohenzollern Ski Stadium has served as an official regional training center for skiing, hosting both training sessions and competitions.