Seefeld Ski Holidays Resort Guide

The traditional charming village of Seefeld is situated in the largest natural reserve in Austria. Seefeld has been twice the venue holder of the Winter Olympics. Seefeld is an attractive village situated close to the Tyrolean capital Innsbruck and is concentrated into two mountain regions, the Gschwandtkopf and the Rosshulte. skiing in Seefeld is based on three areas; beginners, intermediates and advanced, each having separate Ski areas. Seefeld skiing weekends have become increasingly popular as have Seefeld Ski holidays, due mainly to the inauguration of low cost cheap flight airlines using Innsbruck as a hub.

Seefeld Hotels offer high quality accommodation offering that touch of Luxury and style to make your stay in Seefeld a memorable one. There is an excellent range of shops, bars and cafés, a superb sports centre, great cross country skiing facilities, numerous excursions and even a casino. Seefeld Flights are available from most UK Airports all bookable online at Holiday Hypermarket!

• Resort height – 1207m
• Highest lift – 2100m
• Lifts - 26
• Off-piste – 30km
• Total runs – 18
• Longest run – 4km
• Snowboard parks - 1

Beginners – Seefeld is an ideal base for beginners to learn and master the basics of skiing. The Geigenbund area is situated near to the centre of the village and provides gentle slopes on which to learn.

Intermediate – The Gschwandtkopf area is situated close to the centre of Seefeld village and offers wide-open spaces to practice on. For something a little more challenging intermediate level skiers often head to the Rosshulte.

Advanced – For more challenging piste skiers can head to the Rosshulte or the Harmelekopf, where runs are wider and longer. In Seefeld you can also get an area pass that will allow you to cross the border to Germany and try out Germany’s only World Cup downhill slope.

Snowboarders – All levels of ability will enjoy snowboarding in Seefeld. There is a great park and half pipe available for freestylers. Intermediates will find some excellent terrain to try out.

Après Ski – With lively bars and restaurants and sophisticated nightspots, Seefeld has a wide ranging appeal. There are some great activities available, such as sleigh rides, ice-skating, bowling, tobogganing and paragliding, which can provide an interesting alternative to the slopes. There is also the option to enjoy excursions into Innsbruck, Salzburg, the Bavarian castles and even Italy.

Transfers – Seefeld is situated approximately 35 minutes from Innsbruck.

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