Winter vacation in Seefeld in Tirol. Skiing and snowboarding: lifts, pistes and ski-passes

The resort's skiing areas and trails are mainly aimed at middle-level sportsmen and beginners who can also use the services provided by local ski schools. Seefeld is sure to please fans of cross-country skiing, at the disposal of which are more than 200 kilometers of beautiful trails passing through very picturesque places. The resort has 19 high-quality tracks, almost half of which are classified as "red", while another 40% belong to the "blue" and "green" categories. In addition, there are several "black" ski trails, the presence of which will certainly please high-class athletes and thrill-seekers.

Most of the "blue" trails run through the Rosshütte region, and their total length is about 20 kilometers. The area of Gschwandtkopf is perfect for beginners who have already mastered the basics of skiing. The resort offers a decent choice of "blue" and "green" slopes. The skiing zone of Geigenbühel would be ideal for travelers who are visiting the resort with children. Here, families can enjoy gentle slopes served by three comfortable lifts.

Another great destination for families is Leutasch – Weidach with its relatively slight difference in attitude, which is just over 220 meters. Of course, experienced skiers are attracted by the "red" route beginning at the top of the Harmelekopf Mountain. It is considered one of the most difficult not without reason, as it passes along a very narrow and sinuous crest. Fans of extreme entertainment are flocking to another place - the slope of Mount Reither Spitze. This place is known for its 500-meter-long bobsleigh track, which was designed specifically for one of the Olympics. Currently, it is available to the public, and visitors prefer to slide down from it sitting on ordinary automobile tubes. Copyright www.orangesmile.com

The official opening of the ski season falls on the first half of December in Seefeld, while the highest mountain routes remain available for skiing until early March. Guests of the resort are guaranteed a comfortable rest thanks to the abundance and variety of ski lifts allowing vacationers to easily reach any area of interest.

In total, the resort operates more than 25 lifts, one of the most popular among which is Kreithlift. Next to it is a magnificent fun park, so this area is almost never empty. Holidaymakers will be taken to the top of the Rosshutte by an eponymous lift that starts next to the east railway station. Many popular trails start at the top of the Harmelkopf that can be reached via the Harmelkopfbahn cable car, and the Seefelder Jochbahn cable car takes skiers to the top of the Seefelder Joch where amazing "blue" trails begin.

Besides the wonderful trails and picturesque places to walk, tourists can enjoy a huge number of interesting restaurants, bars, nightclubs and one of the most popular casinos in the Alps. Several types of ski passes are available to the resort guests, the most popular of which are Seefeld Card and Happy Ski Card. The first one allows you to use all the tracks and ski lifts in the resort, and with the help of the second one, you can freely move around the surrounding areas presenting more than 200 kilometers of magnificent trails. If Seefeld Card costs about 30 Euros per day, for 3-day Happy Ski Card, you will pay about 80 Euros.