Powdery snow, the magic of a mountain hut and Olympic panache
In 1964 and 1976, the Seefeld Olympic Region hosted the Olympic Games cross-country skiing and Nordic combination events. In 1985, the Nordic world ski championships (cross-country skiing, ski jumping and Nordic combination) took place in Seefeld.
Toni Seelos (1911 – 2006) is one of Seefeld’s most famous sons. The four times world ski champion replaced the stem turn with the parallel turn and so beat the other competitors in the slalom by miles. An outdoor type – he got fit chopping up logs – made his mark on alpine skiing like no other in his time.
Our red hot tip: get the Seefeld Alpine Card
This skiing pass is valid over several days and in 5 skiing areas around Seefeld:
PERFECT WINTER FUN AT THE BEST PRICE!
Skiing areas in the Seefeld region
The Seefeld/Rosshütte skiing area
Do you prefer the safety of easy and moderately difficult descents? Then this is exactly right for you.Enjoy the luxury of heated chair-lift seats and weatherproof ski masks.Night skiing is another highlight: on workdays from Monday to Friday from 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., up to and including 9 March 2008.
The Seefeld Gschwandkopf skiing area
Your children, especially, will get their money’s worth here using the “Happy Schleppi children’s lift”. You have the choice of 10 lifts, wonderful pistes of different levels of difficulty, and 4 comfortable huts.When you purchase a Gschwandkopf day ticket, you getapproximately 15% discount on a single entrance to the Seefeld Olympia Sport and Congress Centre (indoor pool and sauna).
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