CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING TRACKS
Well-prepared cross-country trails are at your disposal in Engelberg. If you tackle the tracks in the valley, you start and finish at the Sporting Park, where there are also cloakrooms with showers and a restaurant. As an option you can also park at the Brunni lifts and get into the valley tracks perfectly. You can reach the cross-country skiing area on Gerschnialp via the funicular and it is best to use the TITLIS Xpress car park.
recommended routeSki jump track / night track
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Explanation
The starting point of the ski jump track is at the Nordic Center. The almost 2 km long track on the ski jump area near the Sportingpark offers a varied training track with its hilly terrain. Since 2018, there is an additional, demanding but varied section of the trail, the loop over the Bänzenrüti, which can also be bypassed. The trail is prepared for classic and skating. Changing and showering facilities are available in the Nordic Center next to the track.
For all night owls, the cross-country trail is illuminated every Tuesday and Thursday from 18.00-21.00 hours, weather permitting.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Public transport
National and international connections (from Zurich airport connections every half hour with approx. 1h travel time) to Lucerne. Afterwards with the Zentralbahn in 43 minutes through varied landscape and gorges up to Engelberg.Directions
Take the Motorway A2 (Basel-Luzern-Gotthard) to Stans-south. From there follow the main road for 20 km to Engelberg. Engelberg is about 30 minutes from Lucerne. From Zurich you need about 1 h 15 min, and from Bern or Basel approximatly 1 h 45 min.Parking
Parking spaces are available in Engelberg for a fee.Coordinates
Equipment
The cross-country skiing equipment can be rented in the sports shops in Engelberg.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
