Ski-nordic-classic

B1 - Mösern

Perfectly prepared for classic and skating, including sections of the 2019 World Championships.

Trail Entry Point:
Seekirchl Seefeld, Seefeld Sports Arena or Seewaldalm

Trail Character:
The B1 trail begins directly at the Seefelder Seekirchl and offers everything a cross-country skier’s heart desires: perfectly groomed for both classic and skating styles, wide tracks, ample space for overtaking, and plenty of sunshine hours. Along the way, the trail passes sections of the 2019 World Championship course – ambitious skiers can follow in the footsteps of world champions here. Alternatively, you can join the B1 trail at the Seefeld Sports Arena or Seewaldalm. The Seewaldalm is an excellent spot for a break, featuring delicious regional treats. As one of the most popular and scenic training trails in the region, the B1 is also equipped with artificial snow when necessary. This ensures an exceptional skiing experience even during high-traffic times and sunny days. Additional dining options can be found in Seefeld’s pedestrian zone.

Connecting Trails:
A1 Seekirchl, B10 Möserer See, B12 Mösern Village Center and C1 WM 2019 Trail. For an overview of the entire trail network (including trail status) and helpful cross-country skiing information (ticket machines, waxing and service stations, changing facilities, etc.), check out the trail report.

Note: This trail is suitable for advanced skiers. It requires good fitness and technique.

At a Glance
Average 110 hm 1228 m 5.5 km
Difficulty level:	medium difficulty level
Route length skating:	5.5 km

Information
Starting point:	Seefeld Seekirchl
Finishing point:	Seefeld Seekirchl
Skating:	Yes
Klassisch:	Yes
Snowmaking:	Yes
Further information and links:	The trail includes sections of the 2019 World Championship course. Barrier-free cross-country skiing is possible on this trail! An accessible toilet is available on the lower floor of the Sport- und Kongresszentrum Seefeld. Emergency & Trail Rescue: Phone: 140

Quality Seal
Cross-country skiing seal of quality:	Yes

Fitness & technique
Fitness:	4
Technical:	4

Best season
Jan:	Yes
Feb:	Yes
Mrz:	Yes
Dec:	Yes

Getting there
Getting there:	From Innsbruck, take the A12 Inntal Motorway to the Seefeld/Garmisch exit, then continue over the Zirlerberg to Seefeld. From Landeck/Reschen, take the A12 to the Telfs Ost exit and proceed through Mösern to Seefeld. From Garmisch, travel via Mittenwald and Scharnitz to Seefeld. If starting at the Seekirchl or the Seefeld Sports Arena drive along Möserer Straße to the WM-Halle. From there, four parking options are conveniently located nearby. Underground garage "Olympiabad" P12, parking "Möserer Straße" P13, parking "WM Halle" P14 and parking "Seefeld Sports Arena" P15. If starting at Seewaldalm drive from Telfs or Seefeld to Mösern and park at the parking lot P1 "Seewaldalm". From there, you can access the trail.
Public transport:	Drive with the public transport to Seefeld railway station, then walk approximately 10 minutes to access the trail at the Seekirchl. If you prefer starting at Seewaldalm, take bus line 434 from Telfs to the "Mösern Lifte Seewaldalm" stop. All real-time connections can be found in the route planner.
Parking:	Parking "Seewaldlam" P1, underground garage "Olympiabad" P12, parking "Möserer Straße" P13, parking "WM Halle" P14 and parking "Seefeld Sports Arena" P15.

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Restaurant: Seewaldalm

Rustic winter hut for delicious refreshments between Seewald lift and cross-country ski run.

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