Get the latest technical tips at the cross-country skiing camp!
If you still want to work on fine-tuning your technique, there is an ideal opportunity to do so just before the race. From January 16 to 19, 2025, cross-country skiing pros Tobias Angerer and Trond Nystad are inviting you to an exclusive camp. Whether you're an old hand or a beginner - here you'll get insider tips that will help you shine on the trail.
"King Ludwig Run Makes School" – for the little cross-country skiing stars of tomorrow
A highlight for the youngest: The school project "King Ludwig Run Goes to School" will take place on January 20 and 21, 2025. Here, elementary school students from grades 1 to 4 can get their first taste of cross-country skiing and discover winter sports while having lots of fun. Under the guidance of Tobias Angerer, there is an introduction to the basics of cross-country skiing - a unique opportunity for kids to get to know skiing in a playful way.
Big Testival Action on January 31, 2025
Not sure yet what equipment you want to use for the King Ludwig Run? Then come to the big testival on January 31, 2025! Here you can put the latest cross-country skiing products through their paces, talk to the pros and get valuable tips from experts. A must for everyone who wants to be well prepared for the big day!
New: The international cross-country skiing series under the motto “Ski, fun and event”
This year, the King Ludwig Run is launching a new, international partnership! Together with the legendary Janteloppet in Norway, a cross-country skiing series has been launched that connects fans and athletes in a unique way. With the motto "Ski, fun and event", this cooperation promises not only more action on the course, but also the chance to experience cross-country skiing across borders.
competition weekend on February 1 and 2, 2025
The main event takes place on the first weekend in February: cross-country skiers of all levels can choose between the 45 km, 21 km or 10 km route - classic technique or skating. Each route leads through the magical winter landscape of the Ammergau Alps Nature Park, past impressive sights and snow-covered forests.
An adventure for the whole family
The King Ludwig Run is more than just a race. While the athletes give their best on the course, there is a varied supporting program for spectators and families: from children's runs, the Mini Kini, and ski tests to hands-on activities. Everyone gets their money's worth here, whether you want to be active or just enjoy the atmosphere.


