Trail grooming is - apart from grooming the ski runs - among the most labour-intensive maintenance tasks to be dealt with in the cold season. In Pillerseetal, trail fees are collected as a small compensation, so to say, for the enormous maintenance costs. Trail caretakers will keep guests and locals informed on the trails in Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen, St. Jakob in Haus, St. Ulrich am Pillersee and Waidring every day - but also monitor them.
| Day ticket | 3-day ticket | Weekly ticket | Season ticket | |
| With guest card | locals | € 10.00 | € 20.00 | € 38.00 | € 80.00 |
| Without guest card | € 10.00 | € 25.00 | € 47.00 | € 80.00 |
| From the trail caretaker | € 14.00 | - | - | - |
checkSubject to tariff: from 15years of age (also cross-country skiing instructors)
checkExempt: ÖSV squad athletes (from C squad upwards) and children up to and including 14 years of age
checkAccreditations/start numbers of athletes during a race in Pillerseetal count as a ticket.
checkA disabled pass is valid as a cross-country ticket.
checkNo group prices are offered.
checkCross-country skiing in the Pillerseetal free of charge from 12 March 2026
The cross-country trails in the Pillerseetal valley are closed daily from 6 p.m.
This is when the preparation work begins, so for safety reasons, it is no longer permitted to walk or ski on the trails.
We ask for your understanding, as ski tracks made after 6 p.m. can freeze overnight and damage the cross-country ski trail for the next day.
The night cross-country ski trails in Hochfilzen, Waidring and Fieberbrunn are exempt from this regulation.
Yes, there is a charge for the cross-country ski trails in the region.
Children up to 14 years of age are exempt from the cross-country skiing fee. As controls are carried out, it is necessary to carry (age) proof.
No, cross-country skiing is generally not permitted in the biathlon stadium in Hochfilzen, as it is a competition venue. Cross-country skiing is only permitted there for athletes for training purposes.
However, the stadium itself can be visited as normal.
Contact Biathlon Stadium:
office@biathlonhochfilzen.at
+43 5359 20120
Cross-country skiing tickets are available at the information offices in Fieberbrunn, Waidring and St. Ulrich am Pillersee as well as at selected sales points. There are also QR code boards at all trail entrances, which can be used to conveniently purchase tickets.
Cross-country ski trail tickets can also be conveniently purchased via the online shop.
In St. Ulrich am Pillersee, automatic pay stations are available at all official entry points (day tickets only!).
The following are exempt from the trail fee:
- ÖSV squad athletes (from C squad upwards) and children up to and including 14 years of age
- Athletes during a race in Pillerseetal = accreditation/start numbers count as a ticket
- Disabled pass is valid as a cross-country ticket
In all the above cases, (age) proof must be carried, as checks will be carried out.
There are no group discounts!
No, dogs are generally not allowed on the trails.
Private individuals carry out checks. If no valid cross-country skiing ticket can be shown during a check, an increased day ticket price will be charged.
You can obtain day tickets at all cross-country ski trail entrances via QR code, at the ticket machines in St. Ulrich am Pillersee or at the various sales points, including the Fieberbrunn, St. Ulrich am Pillersee and Waidring information offices. Tickets can also be purchased in the online shop.
Yes, with a valid guest card from Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen, St. Jakob in Haus, St. Ulrich am Pillersee and Waidring you receive discounts on multi-day tickets at the sales points and in the online shop.
Guest cards from the other Kitzbühel Alps regions (St. Johann i. T., Brixental and Holiday Region Hohe Salve) receive discounts on multi-day tickets at all local sales points.
The cross-country skiing tickets are valid in the Pillerseetal region with the towns of Fieberbrunn, Hochfilzen, St. Jakob in Haus, St. Ulrich am Pillersee and Waidring.
In Hochfilzen there are lockable lockers behind the municipal office (= entrance to the village cross-country ski trail).
