A running paradise in every season
Winter Trailrunning in Tyrol | Seefeld Region
In the Seefeld region, trail running enthusiasts can expect an unparalleled running experience in every season. Far from the narrow valleys of Tyrol, Tyrol's high plateau offers a perfect blend of challenging paths and many gentle trails that are suitable for both beginners and experienced runners. Even in winter, 142 km of groomed and wide trails invite trail running adventures in untouched winter landscapes. The elevation at about 1,200 meters not only provides spectacular views but also the perfect conditions for altitude training.
Rediscovering winter
Running on groomed winter trails
Winter in the Seefeld region captivates with picturesque snowy paths that are not only perfect for hikers but are truly ideal for winter trail running. 142 kilometers of groomed winter hiking trails are a dream for anyone who doesn’t want to leave their running shoes in the closet even in the snow. Equipped with suitable winter running gear, a world unfolds where white landscapes and clear winter air provide the backdrop for your running adventure.
Planned winter trails guide you through an unforgettable winter running experience with the help of GPX data. For those who prefer to make their own discoveries on our groomed winter hiking trails, we recommend: just start running and enjoy the freedom!
Podcast "Running is Easy" by Jan Fitschen
In this episode, Jan Fitschen shares valuable tips and insider knowledge about winter trail running in the Seefeld region.
Unique & Diverse
Trailrunning highlights on Tyrol's high plateau
What makes our trails special:
- Cozy & challenging trails - ideal for all skill levels
- Year-round running opportunities
- Elevation at 1,200 meters
- Easy accessibility through mobility concept 365 days a year
- Sustainability and environmental awareness in the Seefeld region
- 142 kilometers of prepared and monitored paths in winter
Winter running made easy
Cozy winter trails, ideal for every runner. With just a little equipment, you can experience the pure joy of running, even in the cold season. Uncomplicated, easy, and safe – that’s how winter trail running becomes a real highlight.
Experiencing nature together
Important notes for trail running in winter
The recommended trail running routes follow official winter hiking trails that are regularly groomed and maintained. It may happen that our trail running tracks run parallel to or cross cross-country ski trails. Therefore, we ask trail runners to take special consideration for winter hikers and cross-country skiers. We recommend not leaving the marked winter hiking trails in order to ensure the safety of everyone and to respect the local wildlife and protected areas.
Simply start
Gear Tips
- Winter trail shoes: Specifically developed for winter, they provide the necessary grip on snow and ice.
- Crampons or spikes: Even more grip on any surface.
- The right running clothing: Invest in thermal layers that transport moisture while providing insulation. We recommend a warm hat and gloves, as well as sunglasses to protect against blinding snow and harmful UV rays.
- Don't forget to drink: On longer tours, the body also needs to be supplied with fluids.
- Taking your phone won't hurt: A charged phone not only serves for orientation but also increases safety.
- Orientation aids: The GPX data can easily be downloaded in advance onto your running watch or smartphone. Check our interactive map for information on the course to stay on the right track.
- Light in the dark: A powerful headlamp ensures that your paths are always well-lit.
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