Skier stranded in the snow: police save adventurous trip!

Skier stranded in the snow: police save adventurous trip!

In a bizarre incident, an American tourist wanted to drive from Seefeld to Lottensee at midday, but followed his navigation device on a completely wrong route. Instead of on the intended road, he ended up on the cross-country ski trail “B3 – Wildmoos See”, where he drove about 550 meters to a point where his vehicle got stuck in the fresh snow. Alarmed cross-country skiers immediately informed the Seefeld police, who finally activated a snow groomer to rescue and tow away the stuck car. However, the incident was not without consequences, as the cross-country ski run had to be re-levelled as a result of the operation Small newspaper reported.

A multifunctional region

Seefeld, known for its exceptional cross-country skiing opportunities with over 245 kilometers of groomed trails, attracts sports enthusiasts from all over the world. The region not only offers excellent winter sports conditions, but also particularly convenient travel via Deutsche Bahn, which has been offering direct ICE connections to Seefeld since the winter before last. Travelers can start their cross-country skiing fun straight away without any stress or traffic jams. The German railway takes passengers in under ten hours to the highest ICE train station in the world, which is located right next to Seefeld's pedestrian zone, making access to the cross-country ski trails extremely easy, as noted by Hansmann PR is described.

In addition to traditional cross-country skiing, the Seefeld region enjoys numerous events and special offers, such as the “full moon skating”, which takes place in the winter months with torchlight and music. These events contribute to leisure activities and make Seefeld a popular destination for athletes and those seeking relaxation at the same time. A true winter paradise awaits all visitors in the picturesque surroundings nestled between the majestic Alps.