HOLIDAY HOmES in Seefeld
Holiday homes and holiday apartments Seefeld - Leutasch
Ski area Seefeld - Leutasch
The Seefeld ski resort is located in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps on a sunny plateau at an altitude of around 1,200 metres above sea level.
The ski area reaches up to 2,064 metres. Seefeld offers a wide range of downhill and cross-country skiing options and is characterised by its picturesque location and well-developed infrastructure.
The Leutasch ski resort is small but beautiful. Here you will find well-groomed slopes in a peaceful setting. Modern lifts and snow cannons ensure there is always plenty of snow.
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Piste map & Photos
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1140 m - 2064 m
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Well-known ski villages near Seefeld - Leutasch
Seefeld - Leutasch: WHERE YOUR PERFECT SKI HOLIDAY STARTS
Selected holiday homes in Seefeld
Holiday Home Das Kaltschmid - Familotel Tirol
Seefeld in Tirol, Tyrol, Austria
1 Person
1 Bedroom
€ 154
per night
Gemeinde Seefeld in Tirol, Tyrol, Austria
2 Persons
1 Bedroom
€ 123
per night
Holiday Home A-VITA Viktoria Residenzen
Gemeinde Seefeld in Tirol, Tyrol, Austria
6 Persons
2 Bedrooms
€ 406
per night
Great enjoyment: the best group accommodation at Seefeld - Leutasch
Selected group accommodations of Seefeld
Holiday Home A-VITA Viktoria Residenzen
Gemeinde Seefeld in Tirol, Tyrol, Austria
8 Persons
3 Bedrooms
€ 662
per night
Information Ski Area Seefeld - Leutasch
Here you will find all the key facts about Seefeld - Leutaschach ski resort in Tirol. Find out about the location of the resort, the range of holiday homes and apartments available, the different pistes and lifts, and whether the area is suitable for your cross-country skiing or skiing holiday.
- Where is the Seefeld - Leutasch ski resort?
- In which village is it best to rent accommodation?
- How big is the skiing area Seefeld?
- How many and what types of lifts are there?
- Is the Seefeld ski resort suitable for beginners?
- Is the snow guaranteed at Seefeld - Leutasch?
- Is the resort suitable for advanced skiers?
- Is there a snowpark at Seefeld?
- Is there cross country skiing in Seefeld?
- Which ski pass do I need?
- What are the après ski options in Seefeld
- Are there ski schools and ski rentals in Seefeld?
Where is the Seefeld - Leutasch ski resort?
The Seefeld - Leutasch ski area is known as the Seefeld Olympic Region. The village of Seefeld is situated on a high plateau in the Tyrolean Alps, about 20 kilometres north-west of Innsbruck. The neighbouring community of Leutasch extends west of Seefeld along the Leutasch Valley.
The region is renowned for its picturesque alpine scenery and offers everything for a wonderful winter or summer holiday.
In which village is it best to rent accommodation?
The villages of Seefeld, Reith bei Seefeld, Leutasch and Scharnitz are ideal for a holiday home or holiday apartment near the Seefeld - Leutasch ski area. Seefeld itself offers the widest choice and access to the most slopes. Use our search function to find the right holiday accommodation for you.
How big is the skiing area Seefeld?
The Seefeld ski area has around 30 kilometres of pistes. It offers a variety of pistes with different levels of difficulty. There are 21 kilometres of blue runs (easy runs), 9 kilometres of red runs (medium difficulty runs) and 1 kilometre of black runs.
The most famous slopes in the area are:
Rosshütte: One of the largest and most popular parts of the resort. There are blue, red and black slopes.
Gschwandtkopf: Another important area with blue and red slopes. Gschwandtkopf is popular with families and beginners.
Geigenbühel: A smaller area which is very suitable for beginners.
Birkenlift: Also an area ideal for children and beginners.
The region is also well known for its extensive network of cross-country trails, totalling over 245 kilometres.
How many and what types of lifts are there?
The Seefeld - Leutasch ski area in the Seefeld Olympic region offers a variety of lifts to take skiers and snowboarders to the various pistes. There are a total of 30 lifts in the area.
The main lifts are the Rosshüttenbahn, the Härmelekopfbahn and the Gschwandtkopfbahn.
Is the Seefeld ski resort suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Seefeld - Leutasch ski area is very suitable for beginners. The Olympiaregion Seefeld offers a wide range of opportunities for both beginners and families to enjoy a winter sports holiday.
There are many blue runs, such as the Geigenbühel. This ski area in Seefeld is ideal for beginners with wide and gentle slopes. The Birkenlift is also a good place for beginners to practice. In total, Seefeld has 21 kilometres of blue pistes that are easy to ski.
Is the snow guaranteed at Seefeld - Leutasch?
The slopes around Seefeld and Leutasch range from around 1100 to 2065 metres above sea level. With a northerly flow in winter, the Seefeld high plateau always receives plenty of fresh snow. The area is considered one of the most snow-sure in Tyrol.
Skiing is usually possible from early December to mid-April.
Is the resort suitable for advanced skiers?
Yes, the Seefeld - Leutasch ski area is also ideal for advanced skiers. The Olympiaregion Seefeld offers about 10 km of red and black slopes. Pistes that are a challenge even for experienced skiers. The red and black runs are located on the Seefelder Joch and the Härmelekopf.
Is there a snowpark at Seefeld?
The Seefeld Snowpark is located at the Rosshütte, the 'Crazy Hole' fun park (360 metres long) offers quarter pipes, double waves, oversized turns and rails.
Is there cross country skiing in Seefeld?
Seefeld is a well-known cross-country skiing centre and offers excellent conditions for cross-country skiers. The Olympiaregion Seefeld is known for its extensive and well-maintained network of cross-country trails.
Leutasch is also a paradise for cross-country skiers, with 150 kilometres of trails, the most famous of which is the Achenloipe. Thanks to the high altitude and modern snow-making facilities, Seefeld is very snow-sure and often offers the best conditions well into spring. The night trail in Seefeld is floodlit, allowing cross-country skiing in the dark.
Several cross-country ski schools offer courses for beginners and advanced skiers, including the Seefeld Ski School and the Leutasch Ski School.
Which ski pass do I need?
In the different areas of Seefeld - Leutasch you can always buy a ski pass for the respective area. The most convenient way is to buy the Happy Ski Card. This allows you to use all the lifts in Seefeld - Leutasch at the same time.
What are the après ski options in Seefeld?
There are several bars, hotels and restaurants in the centre of Seefeld where you can end your day's skiing with music and a good atmosphere. At the Gschwandtkopf valley station, the Schirmbar and the Sportalm Schneebar are the places to go for après-ski. Things are a little more relaxed at the Rosshütte.
Are there ski schools and ski rentals in Seefeld?
Yes, there are several ski schools and ski hire shops in the Seefeld - Leutasch ski area with a wide range of offers. There are ski courses for children and adults, group courses, private lessons, snowboarding courses and also cross-country skiing courses.
