The Ski lift on the Salzberg in the Goldlauter-Heidersbach district of Suhl has a conveying capacity of 450 people per hour. Over a total length of 1100 m it overcomes a height difference of 236m. So that it is not just the longest in the stateThe slope on the Salzberg can also be considered one of the most challenging. It is not for nothing that the Salzberg is "Blackest" slope north of the Alps.

Waiting at the top Fantastic views of the Thuringian Forest. The lift is also well suited for touring and cross-country skiers, as well-known destinations such as the Rest house and forest hotel "Schmücke"which Suhl hut, the "Stutenhaus", the Vesser resort or the Adlersberg with mining lodge are easy to reach. Further amenities: direct and cleared car access to the valley station with plenty of parking spaces.

Facts and figures:

• Single drag lift

• Slopes: black, red, blue

• Slope length: 1100 m

• Valley station: 620 m above sea level

• Mountain station: 920 m above sea level

• Lighting: no

• Snowmaking: yes

Note:

An overview of all lifts and ski slopes in the Thuringian Forest with daily availability and floodlight displays can be found on the website of the Regional Association Thuringian Forest e.V..