Cross-country skiing in Saalfelden Leogang

Cross-country skiing is the ultimate example of a rediscovered sport that is now highly trendy. And no wonder: the sport is almost unbeatable in terms of its health-related benefits and also offers a terrific experience amidst the natural surroundings. Saalfelden Leogang features a superlative network of cross-country skiing trails that covers 150 kilometres and enjoys great popularity among beginners and top local athletes such as Simon Eder and Julian Eberhard. From Saalfelden Leogang, there are connections to the neighbouring places of Maria Alm, Zell am See and the Hochfilzen biathlon centre.

Saalfelden Leogang has developed into a real bastion of cross-country skiing and biathlon in Austria over the years, featuring 80 kilometres of cross-country skiing trails that are perfectly groomed every day to suit all requirements and styles.

Cross-country skiing report

Safe cross-country skiing winter

Keep at least 1 metre distance (better as much as possible) from strangers.
The restriction of one person per 10m² applies.
Team sports are not allowed.
The FIS rules, in particular the points "keeping the distance, overtaking and stopping" will be closely monitored this year.
Due to the equipment (length of skis approx. 1.9 metres and long cross-country poles) keeping the distance is easy to implement.
Do not shake hands and hugs.
There is basically no risk of transmission through contact surfaces on the cross-country ski run.
Sneeze or cough into the crook of your arm or into a handkerchief.
All employees in contact with guests always wear a mouth and nose protector.
All employees have been trained in the hygiene and safety measures and the correct behaviour in case of suspicion. In addition, regular tests are carried out in the companies.
Cross-country skiers are asked to stay away from the track if there is/have been contact with confirmed cases or suspected cases.
Cross-country skiers are asked to stay away if they feel ill or have experienced Covid-19 symptoms (e.g. sore throat, cough, fever, loss of taste).