approx. 6 kmRailway trail
to HolzhauOn the old railway line from Neuhermsdorf to Holzhau – almost flat, perfect for beginners and easy cruising.
Step out, click in: from Landhotel Altes Zollhaus in Neuhermsdorf you glide straight off – towards Holzhau or across into Czechia, on hundreds of kilometres of trails on both sides of the border.
Other skiers hunt for a parking space at the trailhead – you put your skis on outside the Zollhaus. At over 700 metres the hotel sits right in the trail network of the Eastern Ore Mountains, and the tracks lead off in every direction:

Tap a point to learn more. Green lines are trails on the German side, blue lines the trails in Czechia.
Schematic map, not to scale. Distances are approximate from the hotel. Track grooming and lift operation depend on snow conditions.
approx. 6 kmOn the old railway line from Neuhermsdorf to Holzhau – almost flat, perfect for beginners and easy cruising.
approx. 22 kmThe long-distance trail along the ridge: Holzhau, Neuhermsdorf, Rehefeld, Altenberg. A full day on skis.
approx. 250 kmWithout borders: wide plateaus, sandstone rocks and trails all the way to Děčínský Sněžník.
To be honest: there are no alpine peaks here. Instead you get short distances, no crowds, affordable lift passes – and at Bouřňák even a real black run.
Your home hill with the longest run in the Saxon Eastern Ore Mountains (says the operator) and a snowpark.
The biggest ski area nearby: 7 runs, 4 lifts, floodlights – and the steep black “Slalomový svah”.
Three lifts and around 4 km of slopes in the winter sports town of Altenberg.
Two lifts and sunny slopes right on the Eastern Ore Mountains trail.
Family slope in the Mulde valley, plus trails with a floodlit loop. Check lift operation before you go.
Small slope with a big panorama over the Eastern Ore Mountains.

Close by lies one of the most demanding artificial ice tracks in the world. The best athletes in bobsleigh, luge and skeleton race here for World Cup points and World Championship medals. Watch the races live, join a guided tour along the track or ask the operator about guest events.
Visit the Altenberg track →Yes. The trail runs right past Landhotel Altes Zollhaus. Put on your skis outside the door and head towards Holzhau or across into Czechia.
Hundreds: on the German side the railway trail, the Eastern Ore Mountains trail (approx. 22 km) and the Kannelberg centre connect the villages. On the Czech side the eastern section of the Ore Mountains Ridge Trail alone has approx. 250 km.
Yes. The Czech border is only about 3 km away, with crossings into the Czech trail network via Moldava, Neurehefeld or Zinnwald.
Yes. The railway trail follows an old railway line and is almost flat – ideal for your first kilometres.
Am Richtergrund in Hermsdorf (approx. 2 km), Holzhau, Rehefeld-Zaunhaus, Altenberg and Geising – and Bouřňák in Czechia (approx. 10 km).
Yes, at Bouřňák (Stürmer) near Mikulov in Czechia, about 10 km from the hotel. The “Slalomový svah” is one of the steepest slopes in the Ore Mountains.
About 12 km. It hosts World Cups and World Championships in bobsleigh, luge and skeleton.
The trails lie between 700 and 900 m and are considered relatively snow-sure. Grooming and lift operation still depend on the weather – feel free to ask us before you arrive.
Book your winter room and head straight into the tracks in the morning.