Cross-Country Skiing along the Wilder Kaiser

The idyllic hilly landscape at the foot of the Wilder Kaiser offers ideal conditions for cross-country skiing enthusiasts in the Kitzbühel Alps/Tyrol. The sun-drenched plains around the towns of Söll, Scheffau, Ellmau and Going invite both beginners and advanced skiers to enjoy their excellently groomed trails. The trails are suitable for both classic cross-country skiers and skaters. In Scheffau, you can even go cross-country skiing on the illuminated village trail in the evenings.

If you want to try cross-country skiing during your stay at Hotel Alpenpanorama, everything you need is available – from cross-country equipment rental to cross-country skiing courses.

Panorama TrailThe Panorama Trail is designed for warming up and offers flat beginner terrain over its approximately 1000 meters, with views of the Wilder Kaiser, Pölven Massif, and Hohe Salve giving it its name.

Schattseit TrailThe starting point is the parking lot at Ahornsee, a combined reservoir for snowmaking in winter and a swimming lake in summer, unique in its form! From here, it goes along the snowy lake towards the forest edge. Run this medium-difficulty trail along the forest edge to the Hauning district. Enjoy the quiet winter landscape and the magnificent view of the snow-covered Wilder Kaiser. Return along the same route, passing through the Gänsleit district, and return comfortably to the starting point at Ahornsee.

Sunnseit TrailThe Sunnseit Trail is both a skating and classic trail. The tour can be run as a small or large loop. Start in the Wies district. To get there, follow the green winter hiking trail signs. At the Lederer farm, you can decide whether to continue the small loop in the Pirchmoos district or head towards Gasthaus Badhaus and return to the village via the Reit district - this extension is of medium difficulty.

Sonnbichl/DorfbichlExplore the sunny foot of the Pölven mountain.

The views extend across almost the entire village of Söll and are framed by the Wilder Kaiser mountain range and the Hohe Salve and Pölven mountains.