The cross-country slope Lazaun is situated next to the mountain station of the Lazaun cable car at 2,400 meters above sea level and is suitable for beginners. It is approx. 3 km long.
Met haar 1800 kilometer aan loipes is Zuid-Tirol een waar langlaufparadijs. Kies voor Dolomiti NordicSki (het grootste langlaufnetwerk van Europa) of voor nordic³ in het westen. Het gezamenlijke loipenetwerk is geschikt voor het hele gezin, maar omvat ook afgelegen paden, hoogteloipes met spectaculaire uitzichten en verlichte loipes van elke moeilijkheidsgraad.
The cross-country slope Lazaun is situated next to the mountain station of the Lazaun cable car at 2,400 meters above sea level and is suitable for beginners. It is approx. 3 km long.
Thanks to its 3 km length and minimal elevation difference, the Walten cross-country ski run is well suited to both children and learners. However, the trail also attracts more advanced skiers for its fast laps. In just a few minutes, you can reach the trail from Walten/Valtina from where it takes only 10 min to St. Leonhard/S. Leonardo (± 10 km). The cross-country ski run remains open and is free of charge.
The cross-country skiing trail in Schmelz, starting at the Hotel Waldheim at 1520m, is a forest hiking trail. Here it is allowed to hike on the cross-country trail, to go sledding and dogs are also allowed, but must be kept on a leash.
Please give priority to cross-country skiers!
On Thursdays (from January), between 5.30 and 9.30 pm, certain sections of the trail are lit up.
Day-Pass: € 5 · Season Ticket: € 35 - available at the inn Innerhütt
The Cross country and Biathlon Center Südtirol Arena Alto Adige is situated directly on the Lake of Antholz. During the winter time you can do cross Country and Biathlon like an athlete. Every year, the Biathlon World Cup takes place in this amazing environment of the Rieserferner mountains. During the summer season you can participate at a guided tour in the building or shoot at the shot disc and run and enjoy the beautiful nature.
Applies to all trails in the biathlon center: suitable for classic and skating
Starting point: at the Biathlon Center Grogg from 1700 m
1 km:
Largely flat trail, without technically difficult climbs and descents. Ideal for beginners. Difference in altitude: 20 m
2 km:
The 2 km loop leads from the biathlon stadium first 1km flat along the orographically left side of the Plima, where you then immediately turn right. After another flat passage, a steep and demanding climb follows. After that, the trail is flat again until the snow depot, where an easy descent follows. Then you run flat again with two short crisp climbs towards the biathlon stadium.
Height difference: 50 m
3,3 km:
Challenging loop with the legendary Fragolino, which with its long climb and technically difficult descent, is one of the most difficult sections in the biathlon circuit.
Recommended only for advanced cross-country skiers!
Height difference: 60 m
4 km:
The longest loop in the biathlon center for advanced cross-country skiers with technically challenging climbs and descents, but also flat gliding sections.
Height difference: 60 m
The "Erl" cross-country ski trail offers a beautiful 2.5 km of skiing in the snow-sure Pflerschtal valley. The 70-meter elevation difference provides optimal conditions, especially for experienced skiers and demanding skaters. The trail is perfect for both classic and skating styles and is located in a stunning alpine setting at the foot of the mountain Weißwandspitze and the Tribulaun.
There is no possibility to rent equipment on-site.
If you need anything, you have the option to rent equipment at the sports shop "Sport Wurzer by m2Bike" in Gossensass.
Applies to all trails in the biathlon center: suitable for classic and skating
Starting point: at the Biathlon Center Grogg from 1700 m
The 2 km loop leads from the biathlon stadium first 1km flat along the orographically left side of the Plima, where you then immediately turn right. After another flat passage, a steep and demanding climb follows. After that, the trail is flat again until the snow depot, where an easy descent follows. Then you run flat again with two short crisp climbs towards the biathlon stadium.
Height difference: 50 m
During the wintertime the vallunga trasforms hisself in a Winterwonderland. The snow which covers the forest trasmits a mystic flair and you can enjoy the quitness of the valley.
The cross-country skiiing trail offers you a wonderful opportunity to enjoy the winter mountain landscape in the northern part of South Tyrol. You can access the trail either from Giggelberg/Moncucco near Gossensass or from the little hamlet Ast in the Pflerschtal Valley. The trail follows the popular bicycle trail of Brenner with a steady incline and is ideal for skating, classic cross-country skiing, as well as a winter hiking path. With a length of 4 km and an elevation gain of 70 meters, the route is suitable for both beginners and experienced athletes. The trail is free to use, but there is no equipment rental available on-site and no possibiliy to stop for refreshments.
The two to ten kilometer long high-altitude cross-country ski track on the Schnalstal Glacier is located at about 3,000 meters above sea level. Open from early October to December, it offers athletes from various national teams ideal conditions for the high-altitude training for the preparation of the next racing season. Also a lot of amateur cross-country skiers choose the Hochjoch track to do their season warm-up.
Applies to all trails in the biathlon center: suitable for classic and skating
Starting point: at the Biathlon Center Grogg from 1700 m
Challenging loop with the legendary Fragolino, which with its long climb and technically difficult descent, is one of the most difficult sections in the biathlon circuit.
Recommended only for advanced cross-country skiers! Height difference: 60 m
Easy and sunny cross-country ski trail from Oberrasen to Antholz Niedertal. The artificial snow trail runs along the river next to the groomed winter hiking trail. Entry points are at the culture house in Oberrasen, at the Hotel Bad Salomonsbrunn and in the village center of Antholz Niedertal.
The Passo Lavazè (1800 m) is home to a number of trails leading through forests, across snowy plains and into the Fiemme Valley.
The cross-country skiing trail in Schmelz, starting at the Hotel Waldheim at 1520m, is a forest hiking trail. Here it is allowed to hike on the cross-country trail, to go sledding and dogs are also allowed, but must be kept on a leash.
Please give priority to cross-country skiers!
This approx. 20 km route runs along one continuous side of the Val Casies Valley – from Monguelfo to S. Maddalena. The trail passes quiet forests, open meadows and traditional farms, offering frequent views of the Dolomites. With connections to Tesido and Monguelfo, it’s also ideal for varied round tours.
small circuit at Anterselva di Sotto, possibility to persuit to Rasun or the Bitahlon centre,
artificial snow
The cross-country skiing trail in Schmelz, starting at the Hotel Waldheim at 1520m, is a forest hiking trail. Here it is allowed to hike on the cross-country trail, to go sledding and dogs are also allowed, but must be kept on a leash.
Please give priority to cross-country skiers!
The wide track is well suited to skating and classic skiing, and is maintained on a daily basis. Just before and after arriving in Lazins/Lazines, there’s a trail to Zeppichl. This cross-country skiing trail is freely accessible without restrictions and has easy, medium-difficulty and challenging sections. On the way back to Pfelders/Plan (or Zeppichl) there’re a number of rapid descents, where skiers need to be on the lookout for pedestrians and oncoming cross-country skiers.
The route from Plan to the Lazinser Alm mountain pasture is rather tricky due in part to the long ascent and steep incline. But at the refuge in the wide valley basin below, one can enjoy almost effortless skiing at 680 m per lap on a 15 m run. The lap around Lazines is more challenging, at 1,336 m per lap on a 52 m run.