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: 3 days to enjoy a snowy Alps village
by richiavo 19 August 2011
Most of the big french resorts are quite ugly and probably not what you are thinking off when you picture a snowy alpine village. There…
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RE: Train stop between Innsbruck and Mittenwald
by nahuel 05 February 2010
Grainau and Eibsee close to Garmisch are nice places too. Close to Mittenwald are some smaller places to explore, like Elmau. Never stopped…
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RE: Winter city break
by ledea 03 January 2010
Hi John, in March it really can be sunny in Innsbruck and as the other posts tell the mountains around Innsbruck are worth to see. What…
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