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occurred in mid-November and remained until April. However, the snowfall amounts did not reach those of the winter of 1969/1970. The lifts were not in operation at all during the winter of 2006/2007 due to insufficient snowfall. The winter of 2008/2009 was snowy in the Rhön region. The
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serves three slopes ranging from 620 to 940 meters in length, with easy to moderate difficulty levels. The lift takes skiers to the summit of
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Fischzuchtlift put up in 1970, spans 250 meters and overcomes a 50-meter height difference (from 590 to 640 meters above sea level). The bottom station of the lift is placed above the second portal support of the Dreitannenlift. The passenger transportation is done without portal supports, using
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Kreuzberglifte recorded over 100 operating days in a season for the last time, with 116 and 117 days respectively. In 1986, Thomas FuĂź leased the ski lifts. By the late 1980s, the winters at Kreuzberg were becoming increasingly snow-poor. The lifts operated for only six days, and in 1989/1990,
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with various jump elements was opened at the Blicklift. In 2006, a new snow groomer with a flexible milling cutter and a wide track was acquired. This provided a total of three snow groomers. The winter of 2005/2006 was one of the snowiest in the history of the Kreuzberglifte. The first snowfall
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Three of the ski lifts, Dreitannenlift, Rothanglift, and Blicklift, operate under the name Skilifte Kreuzberg. The lifts, owned by the Willert family and operated by Thomas FuĂź from Haselbach, are open every day while there is sufficient snow. These lifts end at a similar elevation and near each
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The ski area offers four drag lifts: Blicklift, Rothanglift, Dreitannenlift, and Fischzuchtlift, with a combined hourly capacity of approximately 3,600 people. There are nearby dining options at the Drei-Tannen-Alm and the GemĂĽndener HĂĽtte. The lift area includes the restaurant at
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