Start Point
Car park at the Scharnitz Sports Complex
End Point
Car park at the Scharnitz Sports Complex
Difficulty
Easy
Total Distance
10,70 km
Descent Meters
60 m
Highest Point
1037 m
Status
Closed
Stamina
Technique
Skating
Yes
Klassisch
Yes
Family-friendly
Yes
Barrier-free/adaptive cross-country skiing
Yes
Best Time
Closed
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
In an emergency
In an emergency
Guest card = ticket
Guest card = ticket
The guest card is valid as a ticket for all public bus services in the region during your stay. The train ride between Seefeld and Scharnitz as well as the Wildmoos bus are also included. You will receive the guest card from your host in digital or printed form.
DetailsCross-country trails with places to stop for refreshments
Ski-nordic-classic
This trail is freshly groomed every day. However, icy and slippery sections may still occur.
Trail Entry Point:
Car park at the Scharnitz Sports Complex
Trail Character:
The A11 Bodenalm Trail is an easy loop suitable for both classic and skating techniques. It is approximately 10.7 kilometres long with an elevation gain of 60 metres. The route runs mostly flat across meadows and through forest sections, starting in Scharnitz and heading in the direction of Seefeld, passing the Bodenalm and looping back. The trail can be shortened if needed before crossing the main road in Gießenbach.
Note: Since the trail runs through a shaded hollow, snow and trail conditions can vary. Be aware of icy patches or deep ruts and adjust your skiing accordingly. While the Bodenalm lies directly along the route, it is not open for
Trail Entry Point:
Car park at the Scharnitz Sports Complex
Trail Character:
The A11 Bodenalm Trail is an easy loop suitable for both classic and skating techniques. It is approximately 10.7 kilometres long with an elevation gain of 60 metres. The route runs mostly flat across meadows and through forest sections, starting in Scharnitz and heading in the direction of Seefeld, passing the Bodenalm and looping back. The trail can be shortened if needed before crossing the main road in Gießenbach.
Note: Since the trail runs through a shaded hollow, snow and trail conditions can vary. Be aware of icy patches or deep ruts and adjust your skiing accordingly. While the Bodenalm lies directly along the route, it is not open for
