The most beautiful adaptive cross-country skiing trails in Tirol

• Yes, on trails that fulfil certain conditions
• Mostly categorised as easy to moderately difficult, wide tracks, little incline/decline
• Three Tyrolean regions have specialised in cross-country sledging

For cross-country sledging or "sit-ski cross-country skiing", the trails must be wider, offer sufficient space for freedom of movement and, in the best case, have fewer inclines and declines. The tracks should also be well prepared and firm so that sit skis do not sink in. There are three regions in Tyrol that are particularly focussed on cross-country skiing trails.

The Achensee, Seefeld and Kaunertal regions offer barrier-free cross-country ski trails of all levels of difficulty. They are regularly checked by Paralympics world champion Oliver Anthofer to ensure the best conditions for cross-country sledging. In addition to the condition of the trails, disabled parking spaces at the trail entrance are also part of a good infrastructure for barrier-free cross-country skiing.

The InNatur association offers private and group courses for people with disabilities.