Beginner Skiing In Seefeld
Beginners will start off by skiing at the Geigenbuhel area. It is specifically tailored towards the needs of beginners skiers with easy and gentle blue runs. After a day of to of lessons you will probably want to head to the Gschwandtkopf area. This area is also only blue runs but there is a bit more variety on offer.
Intermediate Skiing In Seefeld
Intermediate skiers will be able to make the most of all of the skiing in Seefeld. Start of the week with a few gentle runs at Geigenbuhel, then move onto the bigger area of Gschwandtkopf. After this head over to Rosshutte where there are some more challenging blue and red runs.
Advanced Skiing In Seefeld
There are a couple of black runs available to expert skiers down from the top of Seefelder Joch and the red runs on the Rosshutte will be of interest to advanced skiers as well. There are also some good off piste opportunities if you know where to look so a hiring a guide is well worth it.
Snowboarding In Seefeld
As with skiing, Seefeld is a great place to learn to snowboard, with gentle piste and not to many lift queues. More advanced snowboarders will like the well maintained pistes and the off piste opportunities as well as the Crazy-Hole snowpark which has a few rails and kickers.
Cross-Country Skiing In Seefeld
With 279km of cross-country trails, Seefeld is a brilliant destination for a cross-country ski holiday. There is terrain to suite all abilities from beginner to advanced, and the area known as the Olympiaregion has trails that link up 5 villages. If you are after lessons then there is a specific ski school for cross-country skiing.