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Cross-Country Skiing
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Cross-country skiing trail Tamar
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Photo: Benjamin Črv, Kranjska Gora
The cross-country skiing trail towards Tamar runs through the forest and offers running through a snowy fairy tale.
The cross-country skiing trail connects Nordic Center Planica with Tamar and is suitable for more experienced skiers.
The total length of cross-country trails is 25 kilometers – they stretch between Rateče, Planica, and Tamar. The idyllic trails lie at an altitude between 800 and 1,100 meters. The trails are maintained daily on the route Rateče-Planica-Tamar (if weather and snow conditions permit).
You can rent cross-country skiing equipment all year round at Nordic Center Planica. Equipment is available for beginners and experienced recreational skiers of all age groups.
You can check the condition of the cross-country trails here.
The use of trails in Planica is paid. The current price list for cross-country skiing tickets is available here.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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TEN RULES FOR CROSS-COUNTRY SKIERS
The International Ski Federation FIS (Federation Internationale de Ski) has also issued ten rules for cross-country skiers:
1. Every cross-country skier must behave in a way that does not endanger or harm anyone.
2. It is necessary to follow markings and warning signs, and on cross-country trails, skiing in the designated direction is mandatory.
3. On double and multi-track trails, one must ski on the right track. Cross-country skiers in a group must ski on the right track one behind the other.
4. Overtaking is allowed on the right or left on the free track or outside the track. The skier in front is not required to leave the track but must yield if they believe it can be done safely.
5. When meeting others, every skier must move to the right.
6. When overtaking or being overtaken by another skier, poles must be held close to the body.
7. Every skier must especially on steep trails adjust their speed and movement to their skill, terrain conditions, traffic density, and visibility. They must also maintain a safe distance from the skier in front. If necessary, they must fall to prevent a collision.
8. Anyone stopping must step out of the cross-country track. A fallen skier should leave the track as soon as possible.
9. In accidents, everyone is obliged to help.
10. Everyone, whether a witness or involved in the accident, must provide their personal details regardless of who is at fault.
Tamar Valley
Nadiža Waterfall
Wasserfall (Slap) Nadiža, der Save Ursprung
Skifluschanze Planica
Die Schanzenanlage in Planica Planica
Parkplatz oberhalb der Planica Schanzenanlage
Planinski Dom Tamar
Public transport
By bus
From Slovenia, you reach Kranjska Gora via the road Ljubljana–Kranj–Jesenice–Kranjska Gora.
Shuttle
By train
The nearest train station is in Jesenice, from where buses take you in half an hour to Kranjska Gora, about 20 km away. There are also train stations in Tarvisio in Italy and Villach in Austria. From there you can continue by taxi as none of the stops are more than 20 km away.
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Directions
By car
From Slovenia, you reach Kranjska Gora via the road Ljubljana–Kranj–Jesenice–Kranjska Gora; from Austria from Villach through the Korensko sedlo border crossing or the Karawanks tunnel; and from Italy through the Rateče border crossing.
Parking
Nordic Center Planica has a spacious paid parking lot for cars, motorhomes, and buses.
At the entrance to Planica, the parking lots are located next to the main building. On the right side (at the foot of the ski flying hill), there is also a large gravel parking lot.
The current price list is available here.
Parking lots in the Kranjska Gora destination are paid. You can pay the parking fee via the Easypark app, mobile phone, or credit/debit card. Parking meters DO NOT accept cash.
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Coordinates
Equipment
cross-country skiing equipment (skis, boots, and poles)
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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