From the platform straight to the cross-country ski trail – the most beautiful routes

A couple of skis, shoes and sticks. That's all you need for cross-country skiing. You can find the most beautiful cross-country skiing routes in Bavaria here.

Zwei Langlauf Skifahrer in der Zugspitzarena mit Bergpanorama im Hintergrund

One of the most underestimated sports there is – a couple of skis, shoes and sticks. That's all you need for cross-country skiing. You can find the most beautiful cross-country skiing routes in Bavaria here.

In the Rennsteig region from Steinbach am Wald, there is a route to suit everyone: the routes are...
Not far from Oberstdorf railway station, 71 kilometres of groomed and modern cross-country ski...
The 10-kilometre trail starts directly behind Klais station and is not called the "sporty" trail...
The trail from Unterammergau to Oberammergau is ideal for the whole family: 7.5 kilometres long,...
Cross-country skiers get their money's worth in the shadow of the Wetterstein massif. Whether...
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