Region Seefeld – winter sports & family time

In the five villages of the Seefeld region, cross-country skiers have enjoyed conditions for many years that are hard to match anywhere in Europe. Our trail network is a true Eldorado for all cross-country skiing enthusiasts.

279 kilometres of perfectly prepared trails across all difficulty levels inspire beginners and professionals alike. The mix of classic and skating trails is almost evenly balanced, and many routes are prepared for both styles: 154.3 km classic and 124.7 km skating, all set against the magnificent mountain backdrop of the sunny Seefeld plateau. The region also offers special trails such as floodlit tracks, a dog trail and opportunities for sled cross-country skiing.

Since 2010, biathletes have had access to one of the most modern biathlon facilities in Europe at the Nordic Competence Centre.

Alongside its well-known Nordic expertise, the Seefeld region also offers a varied range for skiers and snowboarders. Around 48 kilometres of pistes and about 30 cable cars and lifts provide diverse winter sports opportunities, from beginners to experienced riders.

The best-known areas include Rosshütte in Seefeld, Gschwandtkopf and the Hochmoos/Kreithlift ski area in Leutasch. Modern lift facilities, sunny slopes and beautiful views make the region especially attractive for families, beginners and advanced winter sports enthusiasts.

Smaller lifts such as Geigenbühel, Birkenlift, Hinterfeld, Neuleutasch or Brandlift are ideal for children and first turns on skis or snowboards. A special highlight are the floodlit skiing options in Leutasch and Seefeld, where selected pistes can also be used in the evening.

142 km of cleared winter hiking paths and numerous snowshoe routes invite you to enjoy quiet hours in an impressive snow-covered landscape. Ideal for guests seeking nature, panorama views and a slower pace.

In the heart of pure nature, it becomes wonderfully easy to take a break from everyday life, breathe deeply and simply enjoy the magnificent landscape, perhaps during a stop at one of the cozy rustic huts. From hobby athletes to professionals, the region offers many opportunities to pursue a favourite sport even in winter. Not least, countless snowshoe hikers discover little paradises on the Seefeld plateau while enjoying the breathtaking views.

The biathlon stadium, ski jumps, snowmaking systems and training infrastructure show just how strong the region is in Nordic sports. Professionals and ambitious leisure athletes benefit alike.

The Nordic Competence Centre offers two completely new ski jumps, a biathlon facility with the latest technology, 279 km of cross-country ski trails linked to a snowmaking system and, in summer, a roller ski track - the ultimate standard in the alpine region and clear proof of the Seefeld region’s great expertise in Nordic sports. The competence centre and its arena provided the ideal setting for the Nordic competitions of the Winter Youth Olympic Games, which were held in the Seefeld region in 2012.