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© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Valentin SchennachMoosloipe Ehrwald
Flat and expansive, the Moosloipe winds through the Ehrwald moor – perfect for warming up, beginners, and leisurely enjoyment rounds.
Quietly through the snow
Cross-Country Skiing & Winter Hiking
Groomed trails in the sunny valley basin, cleared paths through snow-covered forests, and evenings filled with torches and horse-drawn sleighs – this is how relaxing a winter holiday at the Zugspitze can be.
approximately 130 kmtrails in the region
3.8 kmGolf round trail, covered with snow for about 2.7 km
about 40 kmArena Trail to Heiterwang
In the valley basin of Ehrwald, Lermoos, and Biberwier, cross-country skiers will find trails of all difficulty levels – both classic and skating, with views of the Sonnenspitze and the Wetterstein massif always in sight.
For those who prefer a more leisurely pace, the region offers over 60 kilometers of cleared winter hiking paths, along with torch-lit walks and romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides.
On narrow skis
Overview of trails
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Valentin Schennach
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Nikola RadovicGolf round trail Lermoos–Ehrwald
Located on the golf course between Lermoos and Ehrwald, this snow-reliable loop is perfect for early season skiing as a large portion of the trail is snow-covered.
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Nikola RadovicZugspitzloipe & Lärchenwaldloipe
The Zugspitzloipe adds some variety to the profile, while the Lärchenwaldloipe challenges with climbs and descents – both with views of the Zugspitze.
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Christoph JordaArena Trail
The long connecting trail leads from Ehrwald through the valley to Heiterwang – perfect for those who enjoy collecting kilometers and experiencing multiple locations on skis.
Trail lengths according to the official trail overview, data without guarantee – check the current trail conditions on-site.
On foot through winter
Winter Hiking & More
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Christoph JordaCleared winter hiking paths
Over 60 kilometers of cleared paths lead to alpine huts, through forests, and along the moor – often with a stop at a cozy cabin.
Torch-lit hikes
With crunching snow beneath your feet, experience the Tyrolean mountains at night – with views of the dark cliffs of the Wetterstein massif.
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Nikola RadovicHorse-drawn sleigh rides
Wrapped in warm blankets, glide through the snowy landscape – a winter experience for the whole family.
© Tiroler Zugspitz Arena / Christoph JordaSnowshoe hiking
Away from the trails through untouched snow – best with local guides from mountain schools.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
How many kilometers of trails are there?
The Tiroler Zugspitz Arena offers approximately 130 kilometers of trails in various difficulty levels – from the 13.9-kilometer Moosloipe in Ehrwald to the roughly 40-kilometer Arena Trail to Heiterwang.
Is there a snow-reliable trail at the beginning of the season?
Yes, the 3.8-kilometer Golf round trail between Lermoos and Ehrwald is covered with snow for about 2.7 kilometers.
Can you enjoy a winter holiday without skiing?
Absolutely – over 60 kilometers of cleared winter hiking paths, torch-lit hikes, horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice skating, and tobogganing provide plenty of variety.
Your home away from home
Quiet accommodations in the valley basin
Many of our hosts are located directly on the trail or winter hiking path – just inquire.
Hosts nearby
Accommodations for your holiday
