Seefeld Ski | Seefeld Skiing | Ski Seefeld

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Location
Piste map

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Piste Map Key

1 Mountain railway, 2-3 Cable cars, 4 Quad chairlift, 5-6 Single or double chairlifts,
Black = off-piste runs

Essentials
Resort Height

1,207m (3,960ft)

Transfer time

Innsbruck 45 mins

Typical costs

• draught beer €3.10 • bottle of house wine €23.60 • coffee €1.85 • burger & fries €6

Fly from

Birmingham, Edinburgh, London Gatwick, London Stansted, Manchester, Newcastle
Good for...

Advanced Ski Rating

2

Intermediates Ski Rating

3

Beginners Ski Rating

5

Snowboarding Rating

1

More about the skiing in Seefeld
So what's it like?

A winter paradise for skiers and non-skiers alike

Twice venue for the Winter Olympics, Seefeld is an attractive village set on a sunny plateau close to the Tirolean capital, Innsbruck. It is an international ski resort with separate ski areas for beginners and intermediates as well as floodlit night skiing accessed by a weatherproof chairlift with heated seats. Seefeld has an excellent range of shops, bars and cafés as well as a great choice of non-skiing activities, excursions and a superb sports centre. There's an extensive network of cross-country ski trails for serious cross-country skiers and it's also a beautiful area to learn in. Seefeld is an excellent choice for groups of mixed ability skiers or groups including non-skiers.
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Ski information

Beginners

For a gentle introduction to skiing, Seefeld's superb ski school and slopes are highly recommended. Pre-booked lessons begin on the Geigenbühel beginners' area, perfect for mastering those snowplough turns.

Intermediates

The Gschwandtkopf is close to the village centre and caters mostly for lower intermediates. From the other end of the village, a mountain railway allows you to travel in comfort up to the Rosshütte, offering more challenging pistes for intermediates.

Advanced

While adventurous experts may find the area limiting, there are one or two runs on the Rosshütte which should not be taken lightly. The upper slopes of the Seefelder Joch are often heavily mogulled and the off-piste on the far side of the Härmelekopf is excellent, but should only be tackled with a guide.

More about the skiing in Seefeld

Nightlife

Many great bars and cafés offering a sophisticated nightlife. Try:
· Fledermaus · Wildfang · Jeep · Buffalo · Le Dome · Tenne · Bräukeller
There is also a great programme of Crystal après ski events.

Activities

· Winter Wonderland package · Olympia sports centre · ice skating · sleigh rides · cross-country skiing · casino · train trips to Innsbruck · tobogganing

Eating out

Choice of almost 50 restaurants - from Tirolean to international · Traditional 3-course dinner from approx. €15-20 · Südtirolerstuben · Emilia Romagna · Alt Seefeld · Milchhof · Seefelder Stub'n · Braukeller · Sailer · Batzenhausl

Other amenities

· 80kms of cleared winter walks · Ice festival Seefeld · Spectacular, scenic train service into Innsbruck · Shops · Banks

Private Transfer

From Innsbruck
One way (arrival) from £10 pp
Return from £19 pp

Families

An excellent resort for families, the Seefeld ski school offers all-day childcare for children from 18 months-8 years incl. 'Gizzi's Children's Club' is a non-skiing kindergarten/nursery. Located at the Geigenbühel, children will be entertained with indoor and outdoor play. Open Mon-Fri (9.00am-5.00pm).
Half day (up to 4 hrs): First child €26, additional children €13
Full day (over 4 hrs): First child €38, additional children €18
Lunch and supervision: €7 per child
Please note: Gizzi's Children's Club can only be booked locally.

Special offers for holidays between Dec 2013 to Apr 2014

Kids ski free
• Free child helmet when pre-booking skis and boots.