The Skiers' Guide to Walmendingerhorn - Ifen - Heuberg

Nice little resort with some good ski touring options if there is enough snow. Friendly locals and relatively well priced. Id recommend the gold ski card that covers multiple resorts in the Allgau.

Part of the larger Oberstdorf-Kleinwalsertal ski area, with well-maintained slopes for all skill levels. Offering over 130 kilometers of slopes for all skill levels. The infrastructure is modern, with well-maintained lifts, and there are also options for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and tobogganing.
Regular Ski buses within the valley, and many accommodations offer guest cards that include discounted lift passes.
Although part of Austria, it is accessible only through Germany, meaning most visitors are German, with some Dutch too

Nice little Austrian enclave, accessible via Bavaria (Oberallgäu).
There are options to ski in both Countries too (Fellhorn D/ Kanzelwand A)
Family oriented.
Great for skiers and Boarders of all skill levels.
Value for money... They are trying! Thumbs up!

It was amazing being here, I went slightly out of season but great value for money, can't wait to go back!

The staff were friendly and helpful, they had medical marshals all over, just such a great experience all round. I went snowboarding with my cousins, were were all students and the trip was affordable for us.

Lovely area of Austria only accessed through the Allgua region of Germany. Beautiful valley, family friendly towns and ski areas dotted everywhere along the valley. Ifen is particularly spectacular with it's large cliff edge towering over the ski runs.
This area benefits from being located just west of lake Constance(Bodensee) which delivers lake snow to the surrounding mountains giving large accumulation for the resort heights - Lech is just the next valley south!