Cross-country skiing trail A9 - Unterleutasch | Barrier-free

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Difficulty ratings: easy
Route length: 12.2 km

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

Tour information

  • Requirement: easy
  • Length: 12.2 km
  • Elevation uphill:30 hm
Highest point1,086 m

Starting point

Puitbach/Ahrn Leutasch car park

Finishing point

Puitbach/Ahrn Leutasch car park

Styles

Classic

Information

  • barrier-free / long sledge run

Best time of year

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Source: Region Seefeld - Tirols Hochplateau

Weather

Today

mainly clear
12°C/1°C
5 km/h
Snow depth
Now: 0 cm,
Next snowfall: No data available
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Description

The accessible section is part of the A9 Unterleutasch cross-country ski trail. The loop starts and ends at the P13 Puitbach/Ahrn car park.

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


Trail access:

At the
Puitbach/Ahrn car park in the Puitbach district.

Trail characteristics:

Heading downhill, partly along the river, and crossing several bridges at the foot of the distinctive Arnspitze and Arnplattenspitze mountains, the trail descends gently to Burggraben. At the
Gasthof Mühle, the trail turns around and from there leads back to Ahrn with a gentle uphill gradient. The A9 Unterleutasch is a beautiful loop with an impressive natural setting and is just over 12 kilometres long. In the Unterkirchen district, the loop can also be shortened.

Alternatively, the loop can also be started from the
Gasthof Mühle or the Gasthaus Brücke. Both inns are ideal for stopping for refreshments afterwards. Please note that neither inn has accessible parking spaces or accessible toilets!

Please note:

Along the route, side roads and bridges are crossed repeatedly. In poor snow conditions, these may have snow-free sections.


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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