Tyrol Cross-Country Skiing with a Quality Seal
Tyrol has awarded 14 cross-country skiing specialists the Tyrolean Trail Quality Seal—the seal awarded by the Province of Tyrol for top trail standards and outstanding comfort.
Qualification as a cross-country skiing specialist
Qualification as a cross-country skiing specialist is also reflected in the services and infrastructure: lockers, restroom facilities, and trail information boards are among the requirements. Nordic trail maps, waxing stations, and transfer services are also included.
Tyrol Cross-Country Skiing with a Quality Seal
Date: 30/09/2026
There are further requirements for this award: a total of 50 kilometers of trails, including 5 kilometers that are snow-reliable regardless of the weather. Trail width is also important, as is the choice of separate skating and classic tracks.
14 Tyrolean ski areas have been awarded the Tyrolean Trail Quality Seal:
- Achensee
- GaltĂĽr
- Hohe Salve
- Kaiserwinkl
- Mieminger Plateau
- Olympiaregion Seefeld
- East Tyrol: Kals, Prägraten/East Tyrol
- Central Ă–tztal
- PillerseeTal
- Reutte
- Serfaus - Fiss – Ladis
- St. Johann
- Tannheimer Tal
- Tyrolean Oberland
These 14 regions have further improved their already high quality standards. Current deals and highlights are sure to delight cross-country skiers, whether beginners or even biathlon enthusiasts. That’s because these specialists know what winter sports holidaymakers want—and tailor their offerings accordingly.
Quality standards for ski trails
Neutral rankings demonstrate that these quality standards pay off. The award-winning ski regions regularly rank among the best. For the third time, ADAC has rated Seefeld skiing as Europe’s unrivaled cross-country skiing destination.
What winter sports fan could resist? As soon as the snowflakes start to fall, cross-country skiers are drawn to Tyrol’s wonderful winter paradise. Each of the 14 regions has its own charm, waiting to be discovered on idyllic cross-country trails.
