Cross-country skiing
Glide through the silence of winter
A freshly groomed cross-country trail in the middle of the enchanting winter landscape of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis. Clear your head completely through the steady rhythm of movement in nature. All you hear is your own breathing and the sound of skis gliding over the snow. Enthusiastic cross-country skiers will find the best snow conditions on the high plateau at around 2,000 metres in winter.
Cross-country skiing in the mountain world of Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis offers a wide variety of cross-country skiing opportunities. Depending on the season and snow conditions, the trail network extends to up to around 31 kilometres. The open trails are regularly groomed with modern equipment and can be used for both classic and skating styles.
Under suitable conditions, a longer cross-country route leads to the Schöngampalm on the northern side of Fiss. High-altitude trails are also part of the offer: some routes run at elevations of up to around 2,000 metres and provide impressive views of the Tyrolean mountain landscape. Access to the higher-altitude trails is possible via the Komperdell and Alpkopf cable cars.
All cross-country trails at a glance
Whether on the three-kilometre Matines trail in Serfaus or the Perdatsch trail in Fiss at 1,550 metres above sea level – in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis you will find exactly the cross-country trail that matches your pace. Whether you are just starting out, already experienced or training at a sporty level – the right trail awaits you here.
Cross-country skiing holiday with comfort
For all those who want to enjoy cross-country skiing to the fullest, Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis offers a modern infrastructure:
- Affordable cross-country tickets for the cable cars provide quick access to the trails.
- Showers and changing rooms are available at the Take-Off Snow & Fun Center at the mountain-station of the Komperdell cable car – ideal for day guests.
Cross-country lessons in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis
learn from the best
Getting started is a challenge not only in skiing – cross-country skiing also requires practice. Anyone wishing to improve their cross-country technique or try the sport as a beginner can take part in a cross-country course. At the Serfaus ski school or the Fiss-Ladis ski school, the courses teach all the important basics for gliding correctly on the snow.
Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
In Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, you can glide through the Tyrolean winter landscape on up to around 31 kilometres of groomed cross-country ski trails, either in classic or skating style – ideal for both leisure-oriented and sporty cross-country skiers alike.
All cross-country ski trails are groomed for both classic technique and skating, so every cross-country skiing preference is catered for.
The cross-country ski trails range from easy to challenging (for example, the route to Schöngampalm). There are flat loops for beginners as well as longer routes for experienced cross-country skiers.
The season typically runs in winter as soon as there is sufficient snow – usually from December to April, depending on weather conditions. The cross-country ski trails are regularly freshly groomed using modern machines.
For cross-country skiing, you need classic or skating cross-country skis, suitable boots and poles. Rental options are available at the sports shops and ski rental outlets in Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis.
Yes – cross-country skiing courses for beginners and advanced skiers are offered by the local ski schools, where technique and safety can be trained.
Use of the cross-country ski trails themselves is free of charge; however, additional costs may apply for supplementary services such as guided tours or lift rides to the trails.
The cross-country ski trails in the cross-country skiing paradise are spread across Serfaus, Fiss and Ladis – many can be reached directly or are quickly accessible via ski bus or the Komperdell cable car.
In addition to easy, scenic loop trails, the cross-country route to the Schöngampalm offers a particularly picturesque experience, with views of the majestic Tyrolean Alps.
The cross-country ski trails are groomed daily, but weather and snow conditions can vary. Make sure to wear appropriate clothing, use sun and weather protection, and check the latest snow and weather information.
Yes – for example, at the Take-Off Snow & Fun Center at the Komperdell cable car you’ll find shower and changing facilities as well as convenient on-site infrastructure.
