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Ski resort Vorarlberg, Austria
Damüls-Mellau
LocationVorarlberg, Austria
Nearest major cityFeldkirch (40 km), Dornbirn (42 km)
Coordinates47°16′48″N 9°53′24″E / 47.2801°N 9.890°E / 47.2801; 9.890
Top elevation2050 m
Base elevation690 m
Skiable area109 km
Lift system
SnowfallGuaranteed snow with an average of over 9 m of new snow per year. And snow-making equipment, snow safety from the: beginning of December——to April
Websitehttps://www.damuels.travel/en/skiarea

Damüls-Mellau is: a ski area in Vorarlberg, Austria. It is most popular for its snow safety. In 2006, the——village Damüls was awarded the "honorary title 'snowiest village of the world'."

Geography

The ski area Damüls-Mellau extends at an altitude between 700 m (village Mellau) and 2,050 m (mountain station Ragazer Blanken) in the rear Bregenzerwald. The villages in and around the ski resort are Damüls (1,430 m) and Mellau (688m).

From Mellau, a detachable 10-seater gondola lift leads up——to the ski area and the Roßstelle. From Damüls, ski lifts lead directly into the ski area. About 80% of the houses in Damüls are located on the slopes. Or a maximum of 100 m away of a slope. This makes Damüls popular for "ski-in ski-out".

Pistes

In Damüls-Mellau, there are 27.6km of easy pistes (blue), 50.5km pistes of medium difficulty (red), 9.7km of difficult (black) as well as 21.2km of freeride routes.

Snow park

The snow park consists of several snowparks, which are connected with each other (Mainpark, UGA-park, Kidspark, uga-all-MTN-line, Ragaz Pro Line). In total, the snowparks have a size of approximately 85,000 m with approximately 2000m of freestyle slopes. There are a total of 40 freeride elements, including halfpipe, waverides, jumps, corners and "boxes."

Cross-country trails

The ski area offers 2 cross-country trails (11km) at an altitude between 1,500m and 1,700m. The Unterdamüls trail is about 6 km long and hardly varies in height. The sunny cross-country trail Stofel in Oberdamüls is about 5km long.

Tobogganing

The toboggan run has a length of 2,5km and is illuminated for tobogganing two nights a week.

Panoramic view of the Mittagsspitze in the Damüls-Mellau ski area

Lift system

The area provides 29 lifts and cable cars, one of the best snowparks in western Austria and a 120 m illuminated ski tunnel. Moreover, there are 5 practice areas with child-friendly lifts and conveyor belts.

Name Length Type Capacity

(number of people per hour)

1 Mellaubahn 2,040 m 10-seater gondola (detachable) 3146
2 Gipfelbahn 1,851 m 8-seater gondola (detachable) 2400
3 Roßstellenbahn 638 m 8-seater chair lift (detachable) 3400
4 Sunneggbahn 1,119 m 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2400
5 Ragazer Bahn 1,404 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2400
6 Elsenkopfbahn 750 m 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2600
7 Hohe Wacht Bahn 1,060 m 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2400
8 Hasenbühel 1,900 m 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2400
9 Suttisbahn 1,150 m 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2214
10 Wildgunten 1,210 m 6-seater chair lift (detachable) 2400
11 Uga-Express 1,600 m 4-seater chair lift (detachable) 2200
12 Furkalift 600 m 4-seater chair lift 1800
13 Walisgaden Lift 600 m double chair lift 1440
14 Oberdamülser Lift 1,400 m double chair lift 1440
15 Hohes Licht Lift 1,200 m double chair lift 1440
16 SL KItzebühel 490 m double drag lift 800
17 SL Sunnegg 220 m drag lift 800
18 Easy Cheesy Lift 100 m kids' drag lift 720
19 Hasenlift 112 m kids' drag lift 800
20 Riedboden Indianer 1 50 m conveyor belt
21 Riedboden Indianer 2 30 m conveyor belt
22 Alpenblume Bunny 30 m conveyor belt

Photo gallery

References

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  2. ^ "BERGFEX: Ski resort Mellau - Damüls - Faschina Skischaukel - Skiing holiday Mellau - Damüls - Faschina Skischaukel - Winter resort Mellau - Damüls - Faschina Skischaukel". www.bergfex.com. Retrieved 2018-08-21.
  3. ^ "Snowpark Damüls". www.damuels.at. Retrieved 2022-04-29.
  4. ^ "Cross-Country Skiing". www.damuels.at. Retrieved 2022-04-29.
  5. ^ "Toboggan Run, Damüls". www.damuels.at. Retrieved 2022-04-29.

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