Service directly on the trail – for your perfect cross-country skiing day
Trail service & trail rescue in the Seefeld region
The team of the trail service is aware of its important task. Each employee has been intensively prepared for the upcoming activities. In addition to necessary first aid training to act as a first responder in case of emergency, training in psychological areas and in leadership is also included.
The team has set itself the goal of providing comprehensive service on the trails to all guests and locals. At least four staff members are continuously present on site during opening hours. Through ongoing position changes, as many cross-country skiers as possible have a contact person available.
Ticket control
The use of the trails in the region is only permitted with a valid ticket. The different types of tickets are checked daily by staff from the trail service. The checks take place at various fixed positions as well as "on the go".
Trail signage
Together with all those responsible for the trail operation, the team also takes care of the signage. Along the approximately 245 kilometers of freshly groomed trails, regularly spaced ÖNORM-compliant information boards are installed.
They display the trail name, number, distance, the alpine emergency call number, and the difficulty levels blue, red, and black.
Securing hazardous locations
For maximum safety, potential danger spots are secured during special control drives. Particularly on routes with steeper descents, additional warning signs, safety nets, or impact mats are used.
Provision of information
Information about the exact course of the trails, the next track sections, or current closures is particularly important. The staff also provide information about the nearest refreshment opportunities, carry maps and checklists, and know where the nearest advance sale outlets are located or which events are planned on the trails.
