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FIS trails in Galtür

The FIS trails in Galtür offer challenging courses on homologated tracks within a stunning high-alpine setting. The trails are arranged in two loops from the western end of Galtür: one heads towards Wirl, while the other extends to the southern end of Galtür and the Jambach. The high alpine surroundings and the views of surrounding peaks, make these trails unique. The L.6 serves as the main trail, while L.6.1, L.6.2 and L.6.3 are variations with different lengths and levels of difficulty. Note: Trails may be temporarily closed for training or competitions.

FIS trails in Galtür

The FIS trails in Galtür offer challenging courses on homologated tracks within a stunning high-alpine setting. The trails are arranged in two loops from the western end of Galtür: one heads towards Wirl, while the other extends to the southern end of Galtür and the Jambach. The high alpine surroundings and the views of surrounding peaks, make these trails unique. The L.6 serves as the main trail, while L.6.1, L.6.2 and L.6.3 are variations with different lengths and levels of difficulty. Note: Trails may be temporarily closed for training or competitions.

FIS trails in Galtür

The FIS trails in Galtür offer challenging courses on homologated tracks within a stunning high-alpine setting. The trails are arranged in two loops from the western end of Galtür: one heads towards Wirl, while the other extends to the southern end of Galtür and the Jambach. The high alpine surroundings and the views of surrounding peaks, make these trails unique. The L.6 serves as the main trail, while L.6.1, L.6.2 and L.6.3 are variations with different lengths and levels of difficulty. Note: Trails may be temporarily closed for training or competitions.

FIS trails in Galtür

The FIS trails in Galtür offer challenging courses on homologated tracks within a stunning high-alpine setting. The trails are arranged in two loops from the western end of Galtür: one heads towards Wirl, while the other extends to the southern end of Galtür and the Jambach. The high alpine surroundings and the views of surrounding peaks, make these trails unique. The L.6 serves as the main trail, while L.6.1, L.6.2 and L.6.3 are variations with different lengths and levels of difficulty. Note: Trails may be temporarily closed for training or competitions.

The Samnaun – Dorf – Ravaisch trail starts and ends in Samnaun Dorf near Votlas. This 1.6-kilometre track for classic and skating styles gently descends over the meadows of Motnaida towards Clis da Ravaisch and loops back. With a total ascent of 51 metres, this varied route is perfect for beginners and offers a tranquil winter experience in scenic surroundings.

The Samnaun-Plan – Samnaun-Laret trail begins at the valley road bridge in Samnaun-Laret and runs parallel to the Schergenbach stream. Spanning 2 kilometres, this track for classic and skating styles leads to the small hamlet of Samnaun-Plan before looping back. With just 23 metres of elevation gain, this trail is perfect for a short and leisurely outing in a picturesque winter setting.