Tirolean Cross-Country Ski Trail Seal of Quality
Excellent trail quality in the Kitzbühel Alps
Optimally groomed cross-country ski trails in the Kitzbühel Alps
Quality requirements
checkDual trails
checkat least 80 days of snow
checkParking options near the trail
checkMarking of the start and finish area
checkHighest standard with regard to grooming, orientation, marking and securing dangerous spots
The trail area must have a specified minimum configuration of trails and exhibit correspondingly good standards with regard to grooming, orientation, marking as well as securing dangerous spots. Furthermore, the start and finish area must be clearly indicated and feature corresponding facilities and notices. Trail locations which can expect daily visitors must provide parking options within reasonable proximity to the start and finish areas, the size of which corresponds to the trails offered. The trail area must have at least 3 trails. The trails must be independent of each other and feature dual tracks. The routes may only run next to each other for short sections. The Cross-Country Ski Trail Seal of Quality can only be awarded to cross-country ski areas which can expect an average of at least 80 snow days (days with snow cover of ca. 10 cm) during a winter.
In the Holiday Region Hohe Salve and the Kitzbühel Alps you’ll find numerous optimally groomed cross-country ski trails of all difficulty levels. 
Cross-country skier in action on the trail in St. Johann in Tirol. 
Cross-country skier on the floodlit trail. 
Two cross-country skiers skiing on the cross-country ski trail in Hopfgarten. The Hohe Salve in the background and with the sun in your face, skiing comes a lot easier! 
Cross-country skiing in PillerseeTal, the snowiest region of Tirol. Cross-country skiing with children and the whole family!
Uniform trail signposting
The regions of the Kitzbühel Alps awarded the Tirolean Cross-Country Ski Trail Seal of Quality have uniform trail signposting within the townships. Thus our cross-country skiing guests have access to the same information at all entry points, such as skiing direction, kilometre indications and information about public sanitary facilities.
Difficulty levels
checkblue = easy
checkred = medium
checkblack = difficult
Holiday Region Hohe Salve
All trails in the Holiday Region Hohe Salve feature the same markings and thus guarantee a good overview of the length and difficulty of the route.
At the cross-country skiing centre in Angerberg you’ll find sanitary facilities. Both toilets and showers are available to you at no cost.
In addition, all starting points feature large general overview boards with all available trails.
PillerseeTal
In PillerseeTal there is uniform trail signposting with detailed descriptions of the trail, elevation profile, infrastructure such as WC's, lockers and parking spaces as well as a general overview of the trails in the entire valley.
- Detailed descriptions
- Elevation profile
- Lockers
- Parking Spaces
- Public WC-facilities
- , etc.
St. Johann in Tirol
The St. Johann in Tirol region has equipped the trails with information signs meeting the Austrian standard. The signs show the direction with kilometre indication.
The signs are in the colours blue, red and black. These indicate the various difficulty levels.