Going ski tours on slopes: ban or new freedom in the Gailtal?

Going ski tours on slopes: ban or new freedom in the Gailtal?

Bad Kleinkirchheim, Österreich - The ski touring on prepared slopes is booming, but brings considerable conflicts. Especially in the Gailtal, where the Nassfeld ski area sets clear rules to avoid accidents and collisions between skiers and tours, the explosiveness of the topic is shown. As MeinDzirk.at , the ski slopes in Bad Kleinkirchheim were first closed to tourers. Because the dangers of touring on the slopes should not be underestimated. Flaschberger from the Bergbahnen emphasizes that tourers on the slopes such as "ghost drivers on the highway" and endanger the safety of the skiers because they can occur as atypical obstacles. The increasing number of tours and the non -optimal snow conditions contribute to the problem.

Another light -light on the topic throw the provisions on ski tours in other regions. According to skiamade.com , numerous ski tours are only allowed during public slopes to ensure the security of all winter athletes. For example, tourers can use the slopes at the Galsterberg between 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m., but they have to adhere to the specified routes. Access to many evening ski tours is even offered every week on special occasions such as around the full moon, which illustrates the great demand for safe and legally regulated tour options. The combination of relaxation and security is of the highest priority to avoid accidents and relieve the mountain railways.

The discussion about ski tours particularly shows how important it is to establish clear rules for the safety of all winter sports enthusiasts. The interaction between tourers and conventional skiers remains a challenge that must be addressed with strict regulations and sensitization for the problem in order to secure winter pleasure for everyone involved.