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Cross-country Cavalese
Information on cross-country skiing
150 km Cross-country trails (in km):
The "cradle of cross-country skiing", as Val di Fiemme is often called, is a true paradise for all cross-country enthusiasts. There's a reason why it has hosted the Nordic Ski World Championships three times - in 1991, 2003 and in 2013! The traditional Marcialonga run has also taken place here since 1971; this run covers 70 km through Val di Fiemme and Val di Fassa. The area offers a total of 150 km of track and offers beginners as well as advanced skiers a varied trail network.
The high-altitude trails at Lavazè Pass (2,150 m) are a very special experience, lead through a fantastic mountain landscape at an altitude of 1,800 m with various levels of difficulty. The longest track can be found in Deutschnofen-Petersberg and, with its 25 km, requires good amount of stamina. At Lago di Tesero, the core of the cross-country sports in the Fleimstal you will not find the 3 km long flood light light track but also the Nordic ski stadium, with its modern cross-country and jump pits of the world championships.
Near Cavalese the trails go directly past the valley station of the Alpe Cermis, meaning that an uncomplicated entry to the cross-country fun in Fleimstal is possible. This allows for a connection to the legendary Marcialonga, which leads through the whole Val di Fiemme and is one of the longest snow-covered trails world-wide. It can be skied along in either the classic or in the skating-style.
The high-altitude trails at Lavazè Pass (2,150 m) are a very special experience, lead through a fantastic mountain landscape at an altitude of 1,800 m with various levels of difficulty. The longest track can be found in Deutschnofen-Petersberg and, with its 25 km, requires good amount of stamina. At Lago di Tesero, the core of the cross-country sports in the Fleimstal you will not find the 3 km long flood light light track but also the Nordic ski stadium, with its modern cross-country and jump pits of the world championships.
Near Cavalese the trails go directly past the valley station of the Alpe Cermis, meaning that an uncomplicated entry to the cross-country fun in Fleimstal is possible. This allows for a connection to the legendary Marcialonga, which leads through the whole Val di Fiemme and is one of the longest snow-covered trails world-wide. It can be skied along in either the classic or in the skating-style.
