Gliding through winter together
Cross-country skiing with children in Tyrol | Seefeld Region
In the Tyrolean high plateau, families find ideal conditions for a relaxed introduction to cross-country skiing. Additionally, there are dedicated practice areas available, where children and beginners can safely and playfully practice their first steps. The easy, blue trails (A) offer wide tracks, clear sections, and gentle inclines – perfect for children and everyone who enjoys a leisurely pace. Many of these loops also work well with the children's trailer.
In total, there are over 245 kilometers of trails, including numerous particularly child-friendly routes. And for those seeking a bit more action: In Leutasch, biathlon is possible depending on age, with different shooting types – up to 10 years old with laser, from 10 years with air rifles, and from 15 years with .22 caliber and live ammunition. Teens from 15 years can also try biathlon with live ammunition in Seefeld.
Important Note:
- Children up to their 15th birthday can use the trails for free. You can find all information about trail tickets & prices here.
- Opening hours: daily 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM | Night Trail: Mon–Fri 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM
- The trails presented here are generally suitable for children. Please gather information in advance about the elevation profile and distance of the respective tour and realistically assess your own fitness and that of your children.
- Please note that these are daily groomed trails, but there may occasionally be icy or slippery spots.
- For children without cross-country skiing experience, we recommend trails categorized as "easy". Intermediate trails are only suitable for experienced young skiers.
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The perfect family combo: Ski – Hike – Eat – Repeat
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Event Tip: Mini- & Special-Ganghoferlauf
In the Mini-Ganghoferlauf, the spotlight is on the kids – with full energy, beaming faces, and true enthusiasm for running.
