New children's ski area at the Hahnenkamm: Schollenwiesenlift is set

New children's ski area at the Hahnenkamm: Schollenwiesenlift is set

The Tourismus Association Nature Park region Reutte has made a significant decision that will change the winter sports landscape in the region. The operation of the Schollenwiesenlift in Höfe is discontinued, since the necessary usage rights for snowmaking and crossing on the property are no longer available. Chairman Hermann Ruepp commented in a press release and emphasized that a large -scale snowmaking system would have been necessary to meet the expectations of skiers. Before that, the association had always emphasized that it was ready to invest in necessary improvements. However, the deletion of funding from the country for ski areas below 1,000 meters of altitude has made it difficult for the Situation.

instead of investing in the existing infrastructure, the tourism association is now planning to establish a new children's ski area at the foot of the Hahnenkamm. Thanks to the support of the Prehrer Group, this modern, snow-proof area is designed especially for children, families and schools from the area. Ruepp explained that the investments help to secure the future of winter sports in the region in the long term.

planned opening and equipment

The new beginner area will be equipped with an 110-meter-long magic carpet and also offer a catering station as well as sanitary and lounge. The opening of the children's ski area is planned for December 20. In contrast, the Schollenwiesenlift, which has been considered a popular point of contact for beginners and families since 1967, initially stopped.

The quiet location and the offer specially designed for young and inexperienced skiers made the small lift an institution in the region. The TVB Naturparkregion Reutte would like to expressly thank the municipality of Höfen for the long -term cooperation at the Schollenwiesenlift and is looking forward to shaping new ways together in ski funding and tourism.

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