The bestCross-country skiing areas in Tyrol
A few years ago, they were considered "dusty" and old-fashioned, but now they are making a big comeback: Nordic winter sports such as cross-country skiing or skating are enjoying great popularity among young and old. Those who strap on cross-country skis train the entire body and prevent posture problems or chronic back pain. In addition, the cardiovascular system is stimulated and positively challenged. Beginners try their luck on easy trails under the expert guidance of a coach or an experienced cross-country skier.
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The cross-country skiing area of the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena is particularly popular with athletes. Numerous skating and cross-country ski tracks provide variety and pure snow fun during the winter season.
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The Olympic region of Seefeld has already hosted the Nordic events of the Olympic Winter Games twice (1964 and 1976), and since then the ski area has been one of the top destinations in Nordic winter sports.
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As in many other cross-country skiing areas, skating tracks and cross-country ski trails in Pertisau (Achensee region) are separated from each other. Here, both beginners and advanced skiers will enjoy their experience.
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The so-called Kaiserwinkl is an idyllic valley nestled between the Geigelstein area in the Chiemgau Alps, and the Kaiser Mountains.
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In the ADAC Ski Guide 2009, the ski area in the Tannheimer Valley achieved a proud fourth place. Cross-country skiers and skaters can enjoy themselves on a network of trails spanning 140km.
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In the high valley of Wildschönau, things are tranquil and cozy. The available network of cross-country ski trails covers no more than 55 kilometers of slopes, and therefore the region is especially appreciated by beginners and families.
