Cross-country skiing trail A7 - Gasse | Barrier-free

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Difficulty ratings: easy
Route length: 5.5 km

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

Tour information

  • Requirement: easy
  • Length: 5.5 km
Highest point1,124 m

Starting point

Ganghoferbogen next to the football pitch

Finishing point

Ganghoferbogen next to the football pitch

Styles

Classic

Information

  • barrier-free / long sledge run

Best time of year

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Source: Region Seefeld - Tirols Hochplateau

Weather

Today

light rain showers
12°C/5°C
5 km/h
Snow depth
Now: 0 cm,
Next snowfall: No data available
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Description

The accessible cross-country ski trail follows the entire route of the A7 Gasse trail. For accessible sled cross-country skiing, either the section below or above the L14 state road can be used. It is not possible to cross the road barrier-free.

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


Trail access:

At the Ganghoferbogen in Weidach (opposite the
football pitch).

Trail characteristics:

The 5.5-kilometre trail is flat and very sunny. As it has no uphill or downhill sections, it is particularly suitable for beginners. The route offers idyllic views and invites you to fully enjoy the picturesque landscape.


The trail runs from the start at the Ganghoferbogen to the underpass beneath the state road. From there, a connecting trail allows you to avoid crossing the road. Depending on the section selected, the trail can be used either above the state road as the Upper Gasse (2.2 km) or below the state road as the Lower Gasse (3.3 km). Each section then leads back to the starting point.


Alternatively, you can also access the trail from the
private P8 Weidachbrücke car park (no designated disabled parking space available). From there, the trail follows the Leutascher Ache stream to the Ahrn district and then returns to the starting point as a loop.

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 cross-country skiing trails

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