The St. Johann in Tirol region offers 170 km of cross-country ski trails for all skill levels. Whether you prefer classic or skating style... perfectly groomed trails await you in St. Johann in Tirol, Oberndorf, Kirchdorf, and Erpfendorf. Each village has central access points to the trail network, and use of the trails is free.
The beauty of the snow-covered winter landscape makes cross-country skiing in the St. Johann in Tirol region a special experience. You can choose between leisurely, short, and long trails along the expansive valley floors. More challenging sections of trail, some with steep climbs, can be found in the Gasteig area or in Bichlach. On well lit night-time trails, you can also build up your stamina and complete your laps well into the night.
checkFree use of the cross-country trails, which span over 170 km
checkFree use of the ski bus for cross-country skiers
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checkfloodlit night-time trails in St. Johann in Tirol, Erpfendorf
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‘Cross-country skiing does you good - The cross-country skiing manual tells you about the positive effect Nordic ski sport has on body and mind’.
Die Loipen der Region St. Johann in Tirol werden Sie durch ihre Qualität, Vielseitigkeit und die traumhafte Landschaft beeindrucken. Ein tolles Erlebnis bietet auch der Biathlon in Kirchdorf in Tirol und die beleuchtete Nachtloipe in St. Johann in Tirol.
Using the cross-country ski trails in the Region St. Johann in Tirol is free.
Every town and village in the Region St. Johann in Tirol has central access points to the trail network.
There are many suppliers in the Region St. Johann in Tirol, where you can find cross-country skiing gear for rent. Find all contact details here!
Cross-country skiing courses and trial lessons can be booked at all skiing and snowboarding schools in the Region St. Johann in Tirol!
The training night trail in St. Johann in Tirol is lit daily from 5pm to 9pm and the Lärchenhof trail in Erpfendorf is lit on Monday and Thursday from 5pm to 8pm!
No, dogs are not allowed on the trail!
Normally, the trails are groomed once daily.
There is a skiing direction, which is indicated by markers and signs and is to be observed.
In order not to destroy the sensitive trails, hiking and driving on the groomed trails is not allowed.
