Service for your cross-country skiing holiday

Ski hire and service in Pertisau

Don't feel like bringing your ski equipment with you on holiday or just want to set off on 2 boards? Wonderful. You can hire winter sports equipment and accessories from our 2 sports shops in Pertisau. Let us advise you and customise the equipment to your needs. Or do your skis need a service or repair? With state-of-the-art technology and the best service, these winter sports experts are the best people to contact and with flawless sports equipment, you'll have more fun doing sports again.
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• 2x Sport Leithner (450 metres / 6 min walk) at the Karwendel Bergbahn or opposite the fire station
• Sport Wöll (600 metres / 8 min walk) behind the Karwendel Bergbahn

Learn to cross-country ski

Whether you want to take your first steps on cross-country skis or (after a long break) perfect your technique - there are 3 providers in Pertisau who offer group courses or private lessons. Learn how to glide effectively, push off and brake correctly... then it's even more fun on the cross-country trails.

• Schischule Pertisau - Sport Leithner (450 metres / 6 min walk) at the Karwendel-Bergbahn
• Schischule Edelweiss - Sport Wöll (600 metres / 8 min walk) behind the Karwendel-Bergbahn
• Langlaufschule Achensee - Peter Schwandl

Worth knowing

A trail usage fee is only charged in Pertisau in the direction of the Karwendel valleys. However, with the Achensee Card (your guest card), use of the cross-country ski trails in Pertisau is free of charge. There is no charge for the cross-country ski trails in Achenkirch, Maurach, Steinberg and Wiesing.

In addition, with the Achensee Card (your guest card) you can use the public buses free of charge and can therefore use the Karwendel valleys in Pertisau as well as the cross-country ski trails in the other villages in the Achensee region without having to pay car parking fees.

FIS rules of conduct for cross-country skiers

• Consideration for others
  • Every cross-country skier has to behave in such a way that no one else is endangered or damaged.
• Signage, running direction and running technology
  • Markings, signs and running directions must be noted. On appropriately designated trails, only in the specified direction and technique can be run.
• Choice of track and piste
  • On double and multiple tracks, you have to walk in the right lane. Cross-country skiers in groups have to run in the right track one after the other. In free running technology, you can walk on the piste to the right.
• Overtake
  • may be overhauled to the right or left. The front runner is not obliged to avoid, but should let the overtaken* happen if possible.
• Against traffic
  • During encounters, each has to be avoided to the right. The cross-country skier has priority.
• Stock tour
  • Near other runners, the sticks are to be borne as close as possible to the body.
• Adaptation of speed to conditions
  • Cross-country skiers must adapt to their own skills, terrain conditions, traffic density and visibility, especially on tailings, speed and behaviour. A sufficient safety distance to/to the front runner must always be maintained. In emergencies, one should drop in a controlled manner to avoid a collision.
• Keep tracks and slopes free
  • Anyone who stops or falls must leave the trail/slope as soon as possible.
• Assistance
  • In the event of accidents, everyone is obliged to provide immediate assistance.
• Mandatory identification
  • Any witness and/or party, responsible or not, must provide his personal details in the event of an accident.