Start Point
Seefeld Seekirchl
End Point
Seefeld Seekirchl
Difficulty
Hard
Total Distance
10,20 km
Descent Meters
260 m
Highest Point
1236 m
Status
Closed
Cross-country Skiing
Best Time
Closed
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Emergency number
The position of each individual trail sign in the region was measured using a dedicated app and the data was transmitted to the Tyrol emergency control centre.
140
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Alpine emergency call (mountain rescue)
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.
Cross-country trails with places to stop for refreshments
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Trail Entry Point:
Seekirchl Seefeld, Arena365 or Seewaldalm
Trail Character:
The C1 trail is an athletic journey through Seefeld’s Nordic history. Following the original routes of the 2019 World Championships, this loop starts right at the iconic Seekirchl and lets you trace the steps of pro athletes, tackling steep climbs and fast-paced sprints. The nearly nine-kilometre trail first leads through the scenic Möserer Valley and finishes with a demanding but panoramic run through the Kirchwald forest. Alternative (unsigned) access points and parking are also available at the Arena365 and the Seewaldalm – the latter ideal for a sunny terrace break.
Note: This trail is suitable only for experienced skiers, as it requires solid technique and fitness. Trail conditions may change throughout the day depending on the weather. Be aware of possible icy sections or deep tracks, and adjust your skiing accordingly.
Connecting Trails:
Seekirchl Seefeld, Arena365 or Seewaldalm
Trail Character:
The C1 trail is an athletic journey through Seefeld’s Nordic history. Following the original routes of the 2019 World Championships, this loop starts right at the iconic Seekirchl and lets you trace the steps of pro athletes, tackling steep climbs and fast-paced sprints. The nearly nine-kilometre trail first leads through the scenic Möserer Valley and finishes with a demanding but panoramic run through the Kirchwald forest. Alternative (unsigned) access points and parking are also available at the Arena365 and the Seewaldalm – the latter ideal for a sunny terrace break.
Note: This trail is suitable only for experienced skiers, as it requires solid technique and fitness. Trail conditions may change throughout the day depending on the weather. Be aware of possible icy sections or deep tracks, and adjust your skiing accordingly.
Connecting Trails:
A1 Seekirchl, B1 Mösern, and C2 Wildmoos
An overview of the entire trail network (including current conditions), ticket machines, waxing and service stations, changing facilities, and more is
