Leisure time - Only remnants of artificial snow left in the Thuringian Forest
The Thuringian Forest offers hardly any opportunities for winter sports on the last weekend of 2023. After the spring-like temperatures of the past few days, only remnants of artificial snow remain in the ski and toboggan parks, according to information from the Thuringian Forest Regional Association on Saturday. "In the meantime, only the Schmiedefeld Winter World is still open. Today with floodlights until 9 p.m.," says the regional association's winter sports report.
There is still an average of 20 centimetres of artificial snow there. The last remnants are also still lying in the Silbersattel ski arena and the Oberhof snow park.
According to the German Weather Service (DWD), rain and wind are expected in Thuringia in the days leading up to New Year. Stormy gusts could also occur on the ridges and summits.
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Despite the poor weather forecast for Winter sports in the Thuringian Forest, some people still plan to spend their leisure time in the upper yard of the Schmiedefeld Winter World. The artificial snow in the upper yard is enough for a few hours of skiing or sledding, making it an attractive option for those seeking winter activities.
Even though the Thuringian Forest is famous for its natural beauty and winter sports, this particular weekered in 2023 might not be the best time for enthusiasts of Winter sports due to the lack of natural snow and the upcoming adverse weather conditions.
If you're looking for alternative activities, consider visiting famous sites in Thuringia during your leisure time. The Thuringian Forest offers numerous hiking trails and picturesque landscapes that can be enjoyed, even without winter sports.
Despite the weather not being ideal for winter sports enthusiasts, the Thuringian Forest Regional Association continues to offer opportunities for leisure time activities, emphasizing the resilience and adaptability of locals and visitors alike.
Source: www.stern.de
