Glide and enjoy – cross-country skiing in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena

Are you in the mood for a relaxed round? Then this beautiful, easy trail is perfect for you. Whether classic or skating, beginner or advanced - the trail offers fun for everyone. The flat route is designed as a circuit and has snowmaking facilities, so you can walk well here even in poor snow conditions. There are different rounds to choose from, so you can decide how much you want to give today depending on your mood. The golf loop trail offers the best conditions for good winter training. And if you still feel like doing more along the way, then you can easily extend the trail to Ehrwald or Lermoos.

The trail is crowned with wonderful peace and quiet and views of the surrounding mountains - including a fantastic view of the Zugspitze. This is the best way to glide through the enchanted winter landscape, right? Simply breathe in the fresh winter air, gain momentum, switch off. And afterwards you can warm up in Café Golfino with a hot cup of tea.

The main entry point for the 3.8 km long trail is at the parking lot at the Golfino, you will also find an info point here.

This easy trail runs at the foot of the Kohlberg. The 2,000m belongs to the main ridge of the Ammergau Alps and offers you the best accompaniment along the route. Let's start at the train station in Bichlbach. The 5.1 kilometer route takes you through the beautiful mountain landscape to Lähn - and back again. You can choose between classic or skating.

Just got really warm? Then you can simply combine the route with the Zugspitz Arena trail to Lermoos (easy) or the C10 Mähberg trail (challenging). The A11 is therefore ideally suited for beginners, shorter training sessions or even for a larger lap - depending on your mood and the mood of the day.

In Bichlbach you then have the opportunity for a cozy stop in a warm dining room.

The sun makes the blanket of snow glisten, the air is crispy cold - high time to get out and get active. How about a round of cross-country skiing on the A18 in Bichlbach, for example? The 1.2 km long trail is classified as easy in terms of difficulty and is therefore also ideal for beginners. Especially nice: On the cross-country ski trail you can really soak up the sun while you glide along. Since the circuit is quite short, you can do several laps at once.

If you want to run even longer, you can then add the C10 Mähberg trail to Lähn and expand your training a bit. However, this route is aimed at experienced runners. In any case, plan enough energy for it.

Access to the A18 trail is at the information stand in Bichlbach in the churchyard.

The 2.6 km long Moosloipe is a fantastic circuit in a quiet, sunny location - ideal for a clear winter's day. The route in the Berwanger Moos is easy and awaits you with different rounds and variants. It is the easiest trail in the Berwangertal and is therefore ideal for beginners. But even experienced runners can have fun on the A20 and simply do a few extra laps. The trail is groomed in a classic way, with a skating track also running parallel to it.

A fantastic lap to start the season again, improve your technique or simply glide relaxed through the fantastic mountain world. Grab your skis, let the sun shine on your (hopefully sunscreened) face and enjoy the movement in the dreamy winter wonderland. The entrance to the trail is at the Mooslift in Berwang.

If you want to warm up afterwards, you will find the Kaminstube close by at the Thanellerkar lift.

This round requires a bit more skill from you. The moderately difficult trail B20 starts in the lower village of Bergwand and is suitable - despite the level of difficulty - for beginners and advanced skiers. Spurt is both classic and for skating, the choice is yours. The entrance to the 1.2 km long trail is in Unterdorf.

As you glide through the snowy landscape, you have a wonderful view of Berwang and the surrounding mountains. Enjoy the peace and quiet that surrounds you and listen to your breath - this is how you quickly find your own flow and can enjoy the winter sports session to the maximum.

The Resswaldloipe is a beautiful route on which you can also do several laps. For the conclusion of your training you will find a small selection of warm dining rooms in the village.

Off through the moss! This easy circular trail leads through the beautiful landscape of the partially drained Lermoose up to the Tummebichl. But don't worry, the ascent is quite humane, the mountain only rises about 30 meters above the valley floor. Perfect for a training lap - and depending on your speed, you may even start to sweat with the low altitude difference.

The Ehrwald valley basin offers you a lot of variety on your round. The trail is surrounded by the imposing peaks of the Wetterstein mountains, the Mieminger chain, the Lechtal Alps and the Ammergau Alps in the northwest. So there's plenty to see while you're doing your lap(s).

The entrance to the 5.1-kilometre-long Tummebichloipe can be found on Untere Tanne street below Schladgasse.

You can look forward to a lot of variety on this 2.7-kilometer loop. The Ehrwald Zugspitzloipe leads you up and down through the beautiful landscape, it is not for nothing that the trail is classified as moderately difficult. So you should already have some practice on the cross-country skis in order to be able to really enjoy the trail.

The route starts out quite flat, but then gradually climbs before descending back to the starting point. Partly you drive through the forest, with its snow-covered treetops, in the open area you have a brilliant view of the snow-covered mountain giants - a perfect winter wonderland. The entrance to the trail is at the Ponöfen car park.

If the trail makes you want more, then you can extend your training session with the A8 trail (easy).