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Munich Cross Country Guide

<p>What could be better than gliding weightlessly through snow-covered winter landscapes? In the Munich area, on the edge of the Alps around Murnau, Bad T&ouml;lz, Miesbach and Rosenheim as well as in the nearby Alpine regions of Bavaria and Tyrol, numerous cross-country ski trails and skating slopes invite you to enjoy the winter actively. "Langlaufen M&uuml;nchner Loipen" presents the 72 most beautiful cross-country skiing areas.<br><br>The authors Gerhard Hirtlreiter and Christian Rauch, both passionate cross-country skiers, have selected the 72 most beautiful trails for classic skiers, skaters and Nordic cruisers between Munich and Kitzb&uuml;hel, Tutzing and Traunstein, Lermoos and Winklmoos. The recommended trails include popular classics alongside insider tips, comfy family routes as well as challenging routes for athletes. There is something for all cross-country skiing fans! The selection includes areas close to the city, some of which can even be reached by S-Bahn, and fantastic routes in the foothills of the Alps, as well as particularly snow-sure cross-country skiing areas at high altitudes such as Seefeld, Reit im Winkl and Ruhpolding. Even in the Munich city area, some trails are groomed when there is enough snow!<br><br>There are detailed descriptions, maps and route profiles for all trails as well as information on how to get there, bus/train connections, altitude, snow safety, requirements, danger spots, frequency of use and variants. Of course, there are also tips on where to stop for refreshments along the route and in the surrounding area.</p>