Discover Seefeld in Tirol

When looking for a hotel in Seefeld in Tirol, you can base your travel decision on specific places and activities: hiking trails in the Rosshütte cable car area, the roller-ski track, biathlon courses, the scenery around Wildsee and historic churches. For your planning, the approximate walking time from the train station to the valley station and seasonal visiting conditions also matter.

Scenery and hiking

Seefelder Wildsee, also known as Seefelder See, is surrounded by moorland and forest and set among the mountains of the Seefeld region. The lake, moorland and forest offer a distinct natural attraction alongside the sporting activities. If you do not want to plan your travel days solely around physical activity, you can take this landscape into account when choosing your destination.

In the Rosshütte cable car area above Seefeld and Reith, easy, intermediate and difficult hiking trails run from the valley station at 1,230 m to the Reither Spitze at 2,374 m. The three difficulty levels provide a practical way to compare hiking options based on the level of challenge you want. The elevations given describe the area from the valley station to the summit; when planning your trip, the main consideration is whether hiking is among your plans.

Roller-ski track, biathlon and cross-country skiing

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 makes it a separate activity option with adjustable track length and a variable profile. At the biathlon facility, guests and recreational athletes can book biathlon courses with target shooting and experience the sport in practice. The two activities are different: one centres on a roller-ski track, while the other is a course where you can try biathlon.

For cross-country skiing, the WM-Loipe 2019 (C1) is an important restriction to bear in mind when planning: this difficult trail in Seefeld is currently closed. It is 10.2 km long, has an elevation gain of 260 m and is suitable for both skating and classic technique.

Churches and visiting hours

The parish church of St. Oswald is a Late Gothic hall church and was first mentioned in a document in 1320. It is a key landmark in the history of the plateau and offers a historic point of interest alongside nature and sport.

Seasonal opening is an important consideration for interior visits to Seekirchl: in summer, it is open in part, while interior visits are not possible in winter. If visiting the interior matters to you, check whether it is open during your travel dates.

Getting there and finding your way

Seefeld train station has good connections to the regional rail network and is about a 15-minute walk from the Rosshütte valley station. Train travel is described as the most convenient and environmentally friendly way to get to Seefeld, especially from Innsbruck or Munich. Check the current timetables for your specific journey.

Information about the Toni Seelos ski jump may also be useful for planning: guests with a guest card are entitled to one ascent and descent on the ski jump lift per stay. Both the guest-card requirement and the limit of one return trip apply.

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