Cross-country skiing in Alta Pusteria - Cross-country carousel Dolomiti Nordicski

A cross-country skiing holiday in the heart of the Dolomites
Discover a paradise with 200 km of prepared trails

From the Bad Moos - Dolomites Spa Resort you can set off on one of the most beautiful cross-country ski trails in the Dolomites. It runs from Sexten along the Fischlein Valley to the Talschluss hut and then up towards the Drei Zinnen, where the steep rock walls line the route like giant sculptures. And that’s not all. In the Drei Zinnen Dolomites, there are a total of 200 kilometres of cross-country trails at an altitude of between 1130 m and 2200 m. They include wonderful routes like the one between Toblach and Cortina d’Ampezzo, the panoramic runs on the 2000 m high Plätzwiese/Prato Piazza and the World Cup route around the Nordic Arena in Toblach. The entire region has guaranteed snow and perfectly maintained pistes.

The connection to the East Tyrolean cross-country network means you can enjoy cross-border cross-country fun!

Cross-country skiing – Simply healthy
Cross-country skiing is a snow sport that promotes health and wellbeing. As a sport, it is highly recommended because it uses almost every muscle group and stimulates the cardiovascular system. It is an ideal leisure activity for people with posture and back problems in particular.

The Sexten Dolomites Ski School has highly qualified cross-country skiing and skating trainers with local knowledge, who can help you learn this beneficial sport that is good for back health. Details of courses and private tuition can be found at www.skischool.it

A cross-country dream comes true
The Bad Moos – Dolomites Spa Resort is a member of the Dolomiti NordicSki cooperative. Europe’s biggest cross-country carousel with more than 1300 km of trails in 12 resorts is not only attractive, but also varied with wonderful routes in the heart of the Dolomites, a unified price system, a one-stop ski pass, exciting events and special offers.
Special service: the website www.dolomitinordicski.com has a GPS download for each route.