Children in snow

SkiCross Camps powered by PistenBully

Would you like to compete with your friends on the slopes? No fear of speed, jumps and steep banked curves? Then our ski camps are definitely the right place for you! Our pros give you valuable tips and tricks as part of professional instruction. Fun and activities are the focus of the one-day camps. You will also improve your skiing experience and learn step by step about the individual disciplines.

Daniel Bohnacker

Daniel Bohnacker is one of Germany’s most successful ski crossers. After he competed in his first skicross races in 2008, he went on to enter his first World Cup just a year later at the age of 19. Two years later, aged just 21, he won the World Cup in the French resort of Alpe d'Huez. This victory was followed by numerous other championship wins, placings and medals. Click here for a report on the latest skicross camp powered by PistenBully!

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The dates for our forthcoming ski camps will be available here soon.

The PistenBully Biathlon Centre in Dornstadt (Baden-Württemberg) provides optimal training conditions all year round for the next generation of athletes. Thanks to eco-friendly snow guns, the facilities still have a snow covering into the spring, allowing the next generation of talented youngsters (both singly and in groups) to train all year round. Beginners and school classes are always welcome at the PistenBully Biathlon Centre as well. Either in the summer on skates and ski rollers or in the winter on skis – the children’s motor skills and coordination are developed in a relaxed and unforced way. The young biathletes are supported individually and introduced to competitive and top-level sport under the guidance of qualified trainers.

The PistenBully Biathlon Centre hosts regular events and projects at primary schools together with the firm Kässbohrer. Many ideas have already been put into practice in this way from regional competitions, such as the PistenBully Cup, to national championships. The PistenBully Primary School Cup will be held once again next year – already eagerly awaited by young and old alike.