ALWAYS TELL
Someone where you are going and what time you plan to return.

ALWAYS USE
The appropriate clothing. Weather can change very quickly in the fell regions.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT TRAIL
By taking into account your health and skills, difficulty of the route and weather conditions.

ALWAYS KEEP WITH YOU
A valid cross-country skiing trail map and a mobile telephone.

OTHERS ALSO USE THE TRAIL
Please, give consideration to other users
A faster skier shall always avoid a slower skier
Do not use the skating style of skiing on trails made for traditional styles
Please be friendly and polite towards other skiers

FOLLOW THE CORRECT DIRECTION
Ski on the right-hand trail
Pass other skiers on the left
Follow the signs and stay on the marked trails

KEEP YOUR DISTANCE
Do not ski right behind another skier. This is especially important for downhill sections

DO NOT STOP ON THE TRAIL
If you take a break, please move off the trail, or preferably stop at the campfire spot and skiing trail
If you fall, get up quickly and move off the trail
Fix the trail if necessary

WHEN SKIING DOWN HILLS, PLEASE REMEMBER
Do not change lanes during a down hill descent
Calculate each downhill section and go no faster than you feel comfortable with
An ascending skier always gives way to a descending skier
Please be especially careful in icy conditions

YOU ARE OBLIGED TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE
If you notice an accident, you must stop and help
Also help others in any other situation if necessary
If the rescue services are required, please call the emergency number 112.

THE CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING TRAIL IS INTENDED FOR SKIING ONLY
It is strictly forbidden to use cross-country skiing trails as walking routes
Dogs may only be allowed on cross-country skiing trails intended for this purpose

PLEASE REMEMBER
Each skier skis at their own risk in the terrain.
Please make sure your cabin’s cross-country skiing trail fee has been paid.