Alpincenter Bottrop
Alpincenter Bottrop is a ski hall in the Ruhr region of Germany, described on its official site as the world's longest ski hall with a 640-metre piste.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Alpincenter Bottrop is a ski hall located in the Ruhr region of Germany. According to its official website, it has a 640-metre piste and is described as the longest ski hall in the world. The site states that the Van der Valk Gruppe took over the ski hall in 2004 and expanded it, including with what it calls the highest beer garden in the Ruhr region. The venue also offers a beer garden, helicopter sightseeing flights, a sports shop, and a ski school, and it hosts company and group outings, Christmas parties, and gift vouchers. The ski hall observes a summer break, and tickets from October 2026 are bookable.
History
According to the official website of Alpincenter Bottrop, the Van der Valk Gruppe took over the ski hall in 2004 and expanded it, including with what the site describes as the highest beer garden in the Ruhr region. The site presents the venue as the longest ski hall in the world, with a 640-metre piste, located in the Ruhr region in the heart of Germany.
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Described on its official site as the world's longest ski hall, located in the heart of Germany in the Ruhr region.
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