Skill Parcours

For beginners, cross-country skiing may seem challenging at first, but with the right technique and equipment, you can get started quickly. In this step-by-step guide, we explain the essential the essential basics of cross-country skiing - whether skating or classic - and explain the different the different skiing techniques. These can be internalized and deepened in the skill course through various targeted internalized and deepened through various targeted exercises. So you can enjoy gliding through the picturesque picturesque landscape of the Engadin.

In classic style, skiers move in a linear, gliding motion that is reminiscent of walking or running. This technique is usually practiced on groomed trails with parallel tracks.  

This technique is similar to ice skating or inline skating, where the skis are guided at a V-shaped angle and propulsion is achieved by pushing off the edges of the skis sideways. Skating is done on wide, groomed trails without tracks.