Ausseerland - the geographic heart of Austria!
The picturesque Ausseerland is divided into four regions. Altaussee lies at between 730 and 910 metres above sea level. Here the Blaa Alm cross-country skiing trail is the main attraction. 13 kilometres of classic and skating-style cross-country skiing await you. And the town cross-country skiing trail on the Fischerer Feldern is floodlit (1 km).
Bad Aussee, just next to it at 659 - 700 metres above sea level, offers a "Panoramaloipe" ("Panoramic Trail") (16 km), a "Sonnenloipe" ("Sun Trail") and, at the same time, beautiful distant views of the Dachstein and the Loser.
Bad Mitterndorf and Pichl-Kainisch are the cross-country skiing centres in the moorland between Ödensee, Bad Mitterndorf and Kulm, the world's largest natural ski jump. The sports circuit is 86 km long, the skating-style circuit 70 km.
And finally: The Tauplitz and the Tauplitzalm. Casual cross-country skiers have a whole range to choose from in the town and look over to Grimming from the sunny plateau. The "Höhenloipe" ("Peak Trail"), on the other hand, has a very good guarantee of snow and is the training centre for world and Olympic champions.
A total of 219 km of cross-country skiing trails await you in Ausseerland.
Aktuell løypeinformasjon
- Nettside
- https://www.ausseerland.at/langlaufen
- info@ausseerland.at
- Telefon
- +43 (0)3622 54040-0
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Tourismusverband Ausseerland Salzkammergut
- Adresse
- Pratergasse 388, A-8990 Bad Aussee
- Telefon
- +43 (0)3622 54040 0
- Faks
- +43 (0)3622 54040 7
- info@ausseerland.at
- Homepage
- https://www.ausseerland.at/langlaufen
- Ramsau am Dachstein
- Hebalm
- Bad Mitterndorf - Tauplitz
- Tauplitzalm
- Turracher Höhe
- Eisenerzer Ramsau
- Hohentauern
- Oberzeiring / Pölstal
- Jogllandloipe in St. Jakob im Walde
- Planneralm
- Region Murau
- Lachtal
- Almenland - Teichalm Lifte & Loipen
- Schladming - Untertal
- Grimming-Donnersbachtal
- Hall bei Admont
- Graz Thal
- Fischbach Teufelstein Wanderloipe
- Altaussee - Bad Aussee - Grundlsee
- Trofaiach / Krumpenloipe