Cross-country ski trail entrance:

C1 at Seekirchl

Cross-country trails:

C1, C2, B3, C11, C6, C10, A4, C8, C11, B3, A3, C3, A3, C2

An overview of the entire network of cross-country ski trails (incl. trail status) and helpful cross-country skiing information (ticket machines, waxing and service points, changing facilities, ...) can be found in the cross-country ski trail report.

Nordic history:

When the Winter Olympics were held in Innsbruck and Tyrol in 1964, the expansive landscape of the Seefeld sun plateau was tailor-made for hosting the Nordic cross-country competitions. The success left its mark: As a result, the Region Seefeld invested in a cross-country skiing network that now encompasses a good 245 kilometers. In 1976, the Olympic flame was lit in Seefeld for the second time, in 2012 the Winter Youth Olympic Games were held on the sunny plateau, and in 1985 and 2019 also the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships were hosted in the Region of Seefeld. Thus, the scenic high plateau at 1,200 meters established itself as a true cross-country skiing El