Lanovky v Oberstdorfe

Oberstdorf Cable Cars

This selection of transport systems provides access to the Allgäu Alps' high-altitude terrain. The Nebelhornbahn reaches an elevation of 2,224 meters, offering views of over 400 peaks, while the Fellhornbahn serves the border region between Germany and Austria, known for its extensive alpine flora. These lifts connect various hiking networks, including the karst landscapes of the Ifen and the family-oriented trails at Söllereck.

Fellhornbahn

Base station for the lift system serving the Fellhorn-Kanzelwand area. It provides access to the middle station and high-altitude alpine meadows near the German-Austrian border.

Söllereckbahn

A 10-person gondola lift providing access to the Söllereck family mountain. It serves as a starting point for high-altitude hikes to Riezlern and local nature trails.

Nebelhornbahn Talstation

The valley station located in Oberstdorf. It is the starting point for the three-section ascent to the Nebelhorn summit, reaching an altitude of 2,224 meters.

Nebelhorn Cable Car

The Nebelhorn Cable Car in Oberstdorf, Germany is a cable car on the Nebelhorn mountain that was constructed in 3 sections.

Nebelhorn Cable Car

The Nebelhorn Cable Car in Oberstdorf, Germany is a cable car on the Nebelhorn mountain that was constructed in 3 sections.

Gipfelstation

The highest station of the Nebelhornbahn at 2,224 meters. It features the Nordwandsteig cliff walk and a panoramic view encompassing 400 mountain peaks.

Fellhorn-Gipfelbahn

Aerial tramway connecting the Fellhorn middle station to the summit at 1,967 meters, facilitating transport between the German and Austrian sides of the mountain range.

Fellhornbahn 2

A high-capacity 8-person gondola lift running parallel to the original Fellhornbahn, transporting visitors from the valley to the middle station.

Ifen II

Gondola lift providing access to the Ifen plateau. It serves the unique karst landscape of the Gottesackerplateau and hiking routes toward the Ifen summit.