Cross-country skiing trail A1 - Seekirchl Cross-Country Trail | Barrier-free

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Difficulty ratings: easy
Route length: 3.0 km

Easy barrier-free cross-country ski trail in Seefeld. 

Tour information

  • Requirement: easy
  • Length: 3.0 km
Highest point1,190 m

Starting point

Seefeld Seekirchl

Finishing point

Seefeld Seekirchl

Styles

Classic

Information

  • barrier-free / long sledge run
  • snowmaking

Best time of year

  • January
  • February
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  • September
  • October
  • November
  • December
Source: Region Seefeld - Tirols Hochplateau

Weather

Today

light rain showers
17°C/7°C
5 km/h
Snow depth
Now: 0 cm,
Next snowfall: 09. Oct 2026
Go to weather forecast Go to snow report

Description

The accessible cross-country ski trail follows the entire route of the A1 Seekirchl cross-country ski trail.

This trail is freshly groomed every day. Nevertheless, icy and slippery sections may occur.


Trail characteristics:

The A1 Seekirchl trail is an easy to moderately difficult cross-country ski trail with both flat sections and a few gentle climbs and descents. It is approximately 3 kilometres long and is recommended for sled cross-country skiers with some previous experience. The practice area directly in front of the Seekirchl is also suitable for beginners.


From the start at the Seekirchl, the trail leads through the idyllic Möserer Valley and follows a loop back to the starting point. Along the route, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Seekirchl and the surrounding landscape of Seefeld. There are two opportunities to shorten the loop and thereby avoid the climbs.


After the loop, you can enjoy various specialities nearby at the
Tennisstüberl or the Spanish Restaurant Sabores (both restaurants are barrier-free accessible). The village centre is also not far away, with many restaurants, cafés and shops to discover.

The
A1 cross-country ski trail is also one of the few trails in the region equipped with a snowmaking system. We place great importance on efficient snowmaking and continuously optimise our resource consumption.

Please note:

Trail conditions can change throughout the day depending on the weather. Icy sections or deep tracks may occur. Please adjust your speed and riding accordingly.


An overview of the entire cross-country ski trail network (including current trail conditions) and useful cross-country skiing information (ticket machines, waxing and service stations, changing facilities, etc.) can be found in the
trail report.

Nearby huts and mountain restaurants

Nearby cross-country skiing trails

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