Here you can enjoy the beauty of the Austrian Alps to the fullest. This picturesque place not only offers breathtaking landscapes, but also a variety of activities that will make your holiday unforgettable.
Seefeld in Tirol is a true jewel in the Alps and offers unforgettable experiences in both summer and winter. The town is located on a sunny plateau and offers not only a picturesque landscape but also a perfect mix of tradition and modernity. Seefeld is particularly well-known for its sports facilities and warm hospitality. The Olympiaregion Seefeld includes several villages, all of which offer a wide range of leisure activities.
One of the highlights is the breathtaking natural scenery, which has a special charm in every season. Whether you want to enjoy the peace and quiet of the mountains or be active in sports - Seefeld has something to offer everyone. The Olympic cross-country ski trails, which stretch over 245 kilometers and are suitable for both beginners and professionals, are particularly popular. Another highlight is the Seekirchl, an iconic landmark of Seefeld, which is located right at the entrance to the town center.
In summer, Seefeld turns into a hiking paradise. Over 650 kilometers of well-signposted hiking trails invite you to explore the surrounding mountains. Whether you prefer challenging mountain tours or leisurely strolls - the region offers something for every fitness level. A highlight for golf lovers is the 18-hole Seefeld-Wildmoos golf course, which blends harmoniously into the alpine landscape and scores with breathtaking views. Families also get their money's worth: Numerous themed hiking trails, such as the Ghost Gorge or the Fairy Tale Hiking Trail, make nature accessible even for the little ones.
If you are looking for relaxation, you can pamper yourself in one of the numerous wellness hotels or spas. The Karwendel Nature Park also offers idyllic places for a picnic in the midst of untouched nature.
In winter, the place becomes a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. In addition to the cross-country ski trails already mentioned, there is also a small but fine ski area that is particularly suitable for families and recreational skiers. The Rosshütte and Gschwandtkopf ski areas offer a total of 48 kilometers of slopes and are equipped with modern lifts.
Winter hiking is an absolute highlight: over 140 kilometers of cleared winter hiking trails lead through snow-covered forests and across high plateaus with great views. Snowshoe hikes and tobogganing are also popular activities. The numerous alpine huts and restaurants, where you can enjoy typical Tyrolean dishes - from hearty bacon dumplings to sweet Kaiserschmarrn - ensure a cozy end to the day.