Cross-country skiing trail Hinterkaiser-Höflinger Trail

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St. Johann in Tirol
Difficulty ratings: difficult
Route length: 13.3 km

You'll work up a sweat on this long, challenging loop, that's for sure. And you will be amazed by the panorama. You can only find out for yourself whether you can complete the whole route.

We recommend because:

  • Long, difficult loop at the foot of the Niederkaiser with magnificent views of the Kaiser mountains and Hohe Salve
  • gentle start, followed by a long, challenging ascent
  • refreshments available at Gasthof Rummlerhof

Tour information

  • Requirement: difficult
  • Length: 13.3 km
  • Elevation uphill:174 hm
Highest point782 m

Starting point

St. Johann in Tirol - Koasastadion

Finishing point

St. Johann in Tirol - Koasastadion

Styles

Classic

Features

  • Tyrolean cross-country specialists
  • Fitness level 6 / 6
  • Technique 6 / 6
Source: Kitzbüheler Alpen Management GmbH

Weather

Today

mainly clear
14°C/-4°C
5 km/h
Snow depth
Now: 40 cm,
Next snowfall: No data available
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Description

The trail starts at the Koasastadion and leads via Broatleitn to Schwentling, continuing uphill via Gasteig and Stall to Rummlerhof. There turn right and run through the Windwehen moor into the forest down to the Granderhöfe farms. Then a loop leads over the Granderkrien before returning to the Rummlerhof via the Granderhöfe. From there, the route continues via Rettenbach and Weitau back to Koasastadion.

The trail is prepared for skaters and classic skiers.

Nearby huts and mountain restaurants

Getting here

  • Arrival by public transport

    Regular bus or OKTO Wintersportbus: St. Johann in Tirol Steinlechnerplatz stop (approx. 5 minutes walk via Salzburger Straße)

    Train: 201 Giselabahn St. Johann in Tirol station (approx. 16 minutes walk via Bahnhofweg, Poststraße, Kaiserstraße and Salzburgerstraße)

    Travel times and details can be found here: kitzalps.cc/mobile

  • Parking

    Free of charge parking at the Koasastadion

Nearby cross-country skiing trails

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