Winter holiday

Snow sports & alpine fun

Region Seefeld – winter sports & family time

Cross-country skiing, ski slopes, winter walking routes and the Nordic competence centre make the Seefeld plateau one of Tyrol’s strongest winter destinations.

At around 1,200 metres above sea level, the Seefeld region offers great conditions for varied winter days. Whether cross-country skiing, alpine skiing, snowboarding, winter hiking, sledging or ice skating, families, beginners and active guests will find plenty of ways to enjoy winter in nature.

The easily accessible activities around Leutasch and Seefeld make holidays pleasantly flexible: active hours in the snow, quiet paths through the winter landscape and shared time at the chalet can be combined with ease.

Cross-country skiing & biathlon

Trail access only around 100 metres away

Only around 100 metres from the Alpenchalet, guests can join the easy Unterleutasch trail A9 directly. The 13.7-kilometre loop starts at the Puitbach/Ahrn car park and runs partly along the Leutascher Ache to Burggraben and back again. The trail is suitable for both classic cross-country skiing and skating.

From here, connecting trails open up the extensive cross-country ski network of the Seefeld region. Especially practical: the Alpenchalet has its own ski waxing and storage room. Cross-country skis can be stored safely there and prepared for the next tour.

Across the five villages of Seefeld, Leutasch, Mösern, Reith and Scharnitz, beginners and experienced cross-country skiers can enjoy around 245 kilometres of prepared trails. The network offers many options for classic style and skating, from easy flat loops to more demanding routes. Special trails such as night trails, a dog trail and options for sled cross-country skiing add further variety. All trails in the Seefeld region

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Skiing & snowboarding

Slopes in Leutasch and the Seefeld region

The nearest ski area is Katzenkopf Leutasch in Weidach, only around 3 kilometres from the Alpenchalet. This compact area is especially suitable for families, children, beginners and those returning to skiing. It is quick to reach by car; alternatively, bus line 431 stops in Puitbach, making arrival by bus possible as well.

Guests looking for more variety will find further ski areas in the Seefeld region, such as Rosshütte in Seefeld, Gschwandtkopf and smaller lifts such as Geigenbühel and Birkenlift. The region offers a varied range, from easy practice slopes to more diverse pistes for more experienced skiers and snowboarders.

For skis, snowboards and equipment, the Alpenchalet has its own ski waxing and storage room. View ski areas in the Seefeld region

Skiing & snowboarding

Winter hiking & snowshoeing

Peaceful tours through snowy nature

The winter landscape of the Leutasch Valley begins directly around Puitbach and Ahrn. Paths along the Leutascher Ache are especially suitable for walks and longer winter hikes.

In the Seefeld region, around 142 kilometres of cleared winter hiking paths and numerous snowshoe routes invite guests to enjoy quiet hours in nature. Whether a short loop, a scenic valley hike or a stop at a cosy hut, there is plenty of space here for panorama views, movement and a slower pace.

Many starting points are easy to reach by car. In addition, bus line 431 stops in Puitbach, so winter hikes in other parts of Leutasch and the Seefeld region can also be planned well without your own car. View winter hiking paths in the Seefeld region

Winter hiking & snowshoeing

Nordic competence centre

Arena365 in Seefeld

The Nordic competence centre in Seefeld, now operated as Arena365, is around 10 to 12 kilometres from the Alpenchalet. It includes the biathlon facility, ski jumps, roller ski track and central parts of the region’s Nordic training infrastructure.

The facility is used by professional and junior athletes, but it is also interesting for guests: biathlon experiences and introductory shooting sessions can be booked at Arena365. The facility is also directly connected to the Seefeld region’s trail network and shows why the region has such a strong reputation in Nordic winter sports.

Even guests who do not try biathlon themselves get a good impression of Seefeld’s sporting importance here, from modern training facilities to internationally known competition tracks. View Arena365 in Seefeld

Nordic competence centre