Seefeld Olympic Region

Cross-country skiing

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A tradition since 1964

Between tranquillity and vastness

Seefeld is the home of cross-country skiing: trails with guaranteed snow at 1,200 metres and a tradition dating back to the 1964 Olympic Games. Here, you can make your own tracks. Amidst the silence and vast open spaces, at your own pace.

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The home of cross-country skiing

In the Footsteps of the Olympics

Olympic trails, World Championships and 245 kilometres of trails on Tyrol’s high plateau. 

Whether it’s a leisurely loop through the Leutasch high valley, the challenging 60-kilometre Kaiser-Max circuit or a detour to the Leutasch-Wildmoos high-altitude trail: you’ll find the right trail for every ability level. Classic or skating.

The home of cross-country skiing

In the Footsteps of the Olympics

Olympic trails, World Championships and 245 kilometres of trails on Tyrol’s high plateau. 

Whether it’s a leisurely loop through the Leutasch high valley, the challenging 60-kilometre Kaiser-Max circuit or a detour to the Leutasch-Wildmoos high-altitude trail: you’ll find the right trail for every ability level. Classic or skating.

Kaiser Max Round
: The 60-kilometre flagship event around Seefeld, in classic and skating styles.
Wildmoos Loop
: 17.4 kilometres through the Wildmoos Plateau.
Leutasch-Wildmoos
High-Altitude Cross-Country Ski Trail: From the Katzenkopf mountain station to the Wildmoosalm, with a free lift ride up.
The
night-time cross-country ski trail is lit from 5.00 pm to 8.30 pm, Monday to Friday.
Cross-country trails with places
to stop off – groomed routes past alpine pastures and huts for a break along the way.

Our cross-country skiing tips

245 kilometres of cross-country
trails

They link all five villages in the region, ranging from gentle, flat stretches to challenging circuits, in both classic and skating styles.
 

  • Kaiser-Max Loop: 60 km, 660 metres of elevation gain, difficult – the premier route around Seefeld, classic & skating.

  • Wildmoos Loop: 17.4 km, 330 metres of elevation gain, difficult – classic and skating styles across the Wildmoos plateau.

  • A9 Unterleutasch: 13.7 km, 81 metres of elevation gain, easy – a leisurely loop with a place to stop for refreshments.

  • B10 Möserer See: 2.5 km, 96 metres of elevation gain, medium – a short trail with a place to stop for refreshments right by Möserer See.

  • C7 Bichlwald: 3.6 km, 141 metres of elevation gain, difficult – from Obern Leutasch into the Gaistal valley.

Good to know: Seefeld hosted the Nordic events at the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics, the 2012 Winter Youth Olympic Games, and the Nordic World Ski Championships in 1985 and 2019. Since 2014, the Nordic Combined Triple has also made a stop at Arena365 every year.

Tip: If you’d like to try out the cross-country trail and the shooting range for yourself, the Cross Country Academy offers biathlon courses for beginners. You can find the latest dates and prices directly from the Academy.

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