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Best ski locations from Munich
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I'm flying in to Munich next month for a long weekend of skiing. Any recommendations for some good ski hills? I'm looking for at least a day or two of nice difficult technical runs with some opportunity for off pisteing but also want a bit of charm to go with it. I've spend the last two trips on hills rather than mountains so somewhere nice and steep would be good.

We are flying in on the friday night so plan on grabbing a car saturday morning and don't have to fly out again until monday at 9pm. That gives us three whole days to play with. Final itinerary will probably depend on what the snow is like but I also need to book hotels! I have heard Garmisch and Seefeld are supposed to be quite pretty which could be nice to warm up on the first day but where next? Mayerhofen? I'd preferably want to have a max 2 hour drive from the airport in the morning and then 2 back so I can get a a full day in on first and last day.

Thanks!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Oberstdorf. Linked by excellent bus to Kleinwalsertal, giving a reasonable sized piste area (certainly plenty for 3 days) good off piste. Direct train from Munich which is cheaper and easier than a car. Take S-Bahn from airport and vhange at Pasing for Oberstdorf train. Bayern ticket costs 26 € and can be used to cover several people (I think 5). Also ticks the pretty box Happy
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

St Anton too far? Maybe look at taking a train rather than driving?
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