The Cross-Country Area
Whether for fitness and training, or to recover and switch off – Ischgl’s slopes and skating routes manage to keep winter athletes busy away from the pistes, for days on end…
Cross-country skiing in Ischgl in Tyrol can mean many things: Peaceful circuits keeping a steady rhythm, gently gliding and breathing in the mountain air deeply and evenly. However, it can also mean a very special, calorie-incinerating endurance sport. No matter if you are doing some gentle or challenging cross-country skiing on one of the lovely slopes in Ischgl, one thing’s for sure - fitness and coordination are developed in equal measure, as are all the muscles in your body. And this is precisely how you can do your body a lot of good All the variants and routes for cross-country skiers through the wintry landscape of the Paznaun region range from between 1377 and 2036 metres altitude, some even extend into the neighbouring region of Vorarlberg. And of course in addition to the classic slope track, there is also a wider area for skating, the faster and more intense variant of cross-country skiing.
More information on:http://www.ischgl.com/en/cross-country-skiing-austria
Cross-country skiing in Ischgl in Tyrol can mean many things: Peaceful circuits keeping a steady rhythm, gently gliding and breathing in the mountain air deeply and evenly. However, it can also mean a very special, calorie-incinerating endurance sport. No matter if you are doing some gentle or challenging cross-country skiing on one of the lovely slopes in Ischgl, one thing’s for sure - fitness and coordination are developed in equal measure, as are all the muscles in your body. And this is precisely how you can do your body a lot of good All the variants and routes for cross-country skiers through the wintry landscape of the Paznaun region range from between 1377 and 2036 metres altitude, some even extend into the neighbouring region of Vorarlberg. And of course in addition to the classic slope track, there is also a wider area for skating, the faster and more intense variant of cross-country skiing.
More information on:http://www.ischgl.com/en/cross-country-skiing-austria
Interesting facts
- Offering 84 km cross-country trails, Ischgl is among the 10 largest Cross-Country Skiing Areas in Austria.
- The highest point of the track is 1,386 m above sea level.
- Snow coverage is usually best during February, offering an average snow depth of 124 cm at summit elevation and 52 cm at the base.
