Discover Seefeld in Tirol

Seefeld in Tirol combines mountain landscapes, sporting experiences and historic places with a journey that can also be planned without a car. When choosing a holiday apartment, it therefore mainly depends on which experiences are intended to shape your stay: nature by the water, trails in the cable-car area, winter sports, culture or shared activities with children.

Wildsee and mountain trails as different nature experiences

The Seefeld Wildsee, also known as Lake Seefeld, lies amid the mountains of the Seefeld region and is surrounded by moorland and forest. Anyone wishing to combine their stay with nature observation and a distinctive landscape will find a separate focal point here, away from the high alpine trails.

In the Rosshütte cable-car area above Seefeld and Reith, easy, moderately difficult and difficult hiking trails lead from the valley station at 1,230 m to the Reither Spitze at 2,374 m. This range makes the area interesting for different hiking plans.

Active days on wheels, skis and in biathlon

The roller-ski track in Seefeld is 3.6 km long and 3 m wide; its length and elevation profile can be varied. It is suitable for recreational athletes, beginners and children. This provides a specific option for families in which not all travellers have the same level of sporting experience. At the biathlon facility, guests and recreational athletes can also book biathlon courses with test shooting and experience the sport in practice.

For cross-country skiing enthusiasts, the 2019 World Championships trail (C1) is important information: the difficult, 10.2 km-long trail with 260 m of elevation gain is currently closed. It is designated for skating and the classic style, but is currently not available as a usable route. You should take such conditions into account when planning the timing of your sporting days.

With a guest card, a single ascent and descent on the ski-jump lift to the Toni Seelos Schanze is included per stay. The service is linked to the guest card and to a stay, and can therefore be taken into account as a specific part of your personal excursion planning.

Culture and seasonal planning

St. Oswald Parish Church is a late Gothic stepped church and was first mentioned in documentary records in 1320. It is regarded as a central point in the history of the plateau. Seekirchl Church complements this cultural focus, but has a clear seasonal difference: it is partially open in summer, while in winter it remains closed to interior visitors. Anyone wishing to include culture in their trip should take this differing accessibility into account when planning.

Seefeld as a starting point for your trip

Seefeld railway station is well connected to the regional rail network and is about a 15-minute walk from the Rosshütte valley station. For travelling, particularly from Innsbruck or Munich, the train is considered a convenient and environmentally friendly option. This may be relevant when choosing accommodation if you want to organise your trip as clearly as possible from the moment you arrive.

Whether you want to combine nature, mountain trails, winter sports, culture or activities with children: first organise your search for a holiday apartment around your desired travel theme. This makes it easier to decide which experiences should shape your stay and which other places you would like to compare when searching for a destination.

Discover other places

For further comparisons between destinations, you can also view Birgitz, Pfaffenhofen, Reith in Seefeld, Gries in Sellrain, Aldrans, Trins, Scharnitz and Schönberg in the Stubai Valley.

For the overarching travel overview: Innsbruck-Land.