Introducing Seefeld
The pointy peaks are there, but Seefeld isn’t just about the downhill rush. This alpine resort’s first love is Langlauf (cross-country skiing) and there are 262km of groomed trails to prove it. When the white stuff turns to slush, locals limber up on the region’s superb network of hiking trails or brave the chilly green waters of Wildsee.
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The central tourist office (05-088 00; www.seefeld.at; Klosterstrasse 43; 8.30am-6pm Mon-Sat, 10am-noon Sun mid-Jul–mid-Sep, 8.30am-6pm Mon-Sat rest of year) has stacks of info on accommodation and outdoor activities.
Last updated: Oct 2, 2008
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RE: 10 days in Austria with kids
by WaterhazardJack 08 March 2012
+I'm more interested in some other parts of Austria, some nice lakes in Upper, Lower Austria... I was thinking about making a round trip.+…
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RE: Innsbruck to Fussen without car in December
by abalada 25 October 2011
> .as far as Seefeld or Scharnitz As far as Scharnitz. The Einfach-Raus-Ticket and Bayern Ticket do thus not overlap on this route. Unlike…
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RE: Innsbruck to Fussen without car in December
by WaterhazardJack 25 October 2011
+Only to Kufstein. Not to Mittenwald.+ Abalada, do you know which town it covers then on this route...as far as Seefeld or Scharnitz?...…
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