Scharnitz in Winter
Here you will find one of Europe’s largest cross-country trail networks. 279 kilometers of perfectly groomed trails of all difficulty levels delight beginners and professionals alike. On many routes, classic and skating trails are groomed in parallel. With the popular ski resorts Roßhütte and Gschwandtkopf, the Seefeld Olympic Region offers ski slopes of all difficulty levels. For ski tourers, the Pleisenhütte (1757 m above sea level) is open on weekends. From there, after a stop for refreshments, you can ascend the Pleisenspitze (2567 m above sea level) and, with a breathtaking descent, carve your very own track in the snow with every turn. Ski tour to Pleisenspitze in the Karwendel – enjoy an incredible panorama……. More tips from our blog.
What is a chalet?
What does "chalet" mean? Tradition and elegance! The term “chalet” immediately conjures up images of charming wooden houses with sweeping gabled roofs that protect against snow and a dreamlike setting amid the majestic Alps. But what does the word “chalet” really mean? What makes this architectural style so special [...]. More tips from our blog.
Möserer See
A particularly beautiful excursion destination is one of Tyrol's warmest natural bathing lakes. Möserer See is located at 1,295m. Drive to Seefeld to the tennis hall. From there, head directly into the forest towards Mösern. You walk on a wide path, reaching the lake, which is located in the [...]
Scharnitz A12 Cross-Country Trail
The starting point of the accessible cross-country ski trail is located in Scharnitz, near the Reinpold gas station. It’s well-suited for beginners, but advanced skiers will enjoy it too. The 6.8-km trail heads south across a sunny, open meadow toward Gießenbach and loops back again. This trail is definitely [...]
