The main village
The village that gives the region its name.
Seefeld is the centre of the plateau: a railway station, a pedestrian zone, two ski areas and the region's cross-country hub. Our houses stand deliberately beside it — close enough for everything, far enough for quiet.
- Altitude of Seefeld
- 1,180 mAltitude of Seefeld
- Ski areas in the village
- 2Ski areas in the village
- Olympic events
- 1964 & 1976Olympic events
- Nordic Ski World Championships
- 2019Nordic Ski World Championships
About Seefeld
The main village, a quarter of an hour away.
What Seefeld offers
The village has what a main village needs: the station on the Mittenwald line with connections from Innsbruck and from the direction of Munich, a pedestrian zone with shops, cafés and restaurants, plus the Olympic pool and the casino. If you want everything in one place for once, you drive the quarter of an hour over.
Sport here is not a claim but history: the Nordic Olympic events were held in Seefeld in 1964 and 1976, the Nordic World Championships in 2019. The region's cross-country hub sits in the middle of the village.
Two ski areas, one trail network
For downhill there is the Rosshütte with a view across the plateau and the Gschwandtkopf, the sunny local mountain — both manageable, family-friendly and minutes away. If you are looking for vast linked ski areas, the plateau is the wrong place; if you are looking for relaxed days, it is the right one.
The real asset is the trails: they link Seefeld with Mösern, Leutasch and the Wildmoos — and they run past our houses.
Why we do not live in the middle of it
Our houses stand in Leutasch and Mösern, a quarter of an hour away. That is deliberate: in Seefeld there is life in the evening, with us there is quiet. You have both — the village when you want it, and the stillness when you come home.
Nearby
What you can do in Seefeld.
Mountain & ski · half a day
Gschwandtkopf
The sunny local mountain: a ski area in winter, a walking destination in summer with the Sonnenalm and a view across the whole plateau.
Upland moor · 2–3 hrs · dog-friendly
Wildmoos and Lake Lottensee
The high ground between Seefeld and Mösern: alpine meadows, forest and Lake Lottensee, which is there some years and not others.
Winter · as you please · dog-friendly
Winter walking and trails
From the cross-country hub in every direction — and alongside them cleared winter paths the dog can join you on.
All year round
Seefeld through the year
Summer
- Pedestrian zone, cafés and shops
- Wildsee and the Olympic pool
- Walking towards Wildmoos and the Rosshütte
- Golf course at the edge of the village
Winter
- The region's cross-country hub
- Skiing at the Rosshütte and the Gschwandtkopf
- Winter walking paths across the plateau
- A1 night trail from Seekirchl / Arena365
Our houses
From here you are home in 15 minutes.
Everything within reach
From Seefeld.
- Seefeld station
- in the village
- Our houses in Leutasch
- 15 min
- Wilderer Nest in Mösern
- 5–10 min
- Innsbruck
- around 30 min
